last thing I will tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo
I did not hate Ryan Reynolds in this movie. Shocking! My review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine is embargoed until 12:01am Friday, but look for it then.
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5th thing I can tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo
Tim1974 is going to be really disappointed, because while Wolverine offers us a quick, at-a-distance, and-it’s-CGIed-anyway glimpse of mutant cock, there are no vulvas onscreen at all. My review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine is embargoed until 12:01am Friday, but look for it then.
4th thing I can tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo — and it’s TMI!
I would probably totally do Liev Schreiber (aka Sabretooth) before I’d do Hugh Jackman. It’s true! My review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine is embargoed until 12:01am Friday, but look for it then.
3rd thing I can tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo
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another thing I can tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo
I have a ticket to see the movie again with my geek posse on Saturday night — a ticket I bought before I even saw the movie this Tuesday — and it won’t at all be a chore to sit through it again. My review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine is embargoed until 12:01am Friday, but … more…
U.K. box office: Brits like ‘State of Play,’ even though they’ve already seen it
Nice. I dunno why British audiences seem to like grownup movies more than American audiences, except that I am clearly a biast Anglophile who thinks everything is better in England. What other explanation could there be: 1. State of Play: £1.5 million (NEW) 2. Monsters vs. Aliens: £1.08 million (4th week; drops 48%) 3. Fast … more…
1 thing I can tell you about ‘Wolverine’ that doesn’t violate the review embargo
After I saw the movie on Tuesday, I tweeted this: [MaryAnn Johanson] wildly enjoyed the cheezy-poof cinematic junk food that is “Wolverine,” and volunteers to lick the cheezy-poof residue off Hugh Jackman (Everyone who follows me on Twitter gets my instant post-screening reaction to a movie.) My review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine is embargoed until … more…
on ‘Wolverine’ and embargoes
I’m still being told by Fox that I should not post my review of X-Men Origins: Wolverine till tomorrow, May 1. This is unimaginably frustrating to me, especially when I see that many critics have already posted their reviews… including some of the very critics who attended the same screening I did on Tuesday morning. … more…
trailer break: ‘Management’
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… Oh, dear. Is this Stalking: The Movie? Many, many romantic comedies feature the male protagonists engaging in behavior that would be considered felonious and would garner a restraining order in real life, but this movie looks like it goes further than the genre typically does. I adore … more…
North American box office: ‘Obsessed’ goes crazy
They didn’t screen it for critics, it’s a complete piece of tripe, and it wins the weekend? Oh no they didn’t. Oh yes they did: 1. Obsessed: $28.6 million (NEW) 2. 17 Again: $11.5 million (2nd week; drops 51%) 3. Fighting: $11 million (NEW) 4. The Soloist: $9.7 million (NEW) 5. Earth: $8.8 million (NEW) … more…
