my week at the movies: ‘Stardust,’ ‘Hot Rod,’ ‘The Bourne Ultimatum,’ ‘The 11th Hour,’ ‘Delirious’

I’ve been totally psyched for Stardust since my critical colleague Joe Utichi, who’s based in Britain, emailed me a while back to ask what I thought of the film. He’d seen it — apparently it’s been screening like crazy across the pond — and thought it was pretty Princess Bride-ish, and since I’ve literally written … more…

the future of film is not ‘Hot Rod,’ sorry

Last night The People spoke, via YouTube, directly to Democratic candidates for president, who were on the spot and required to answer. Now that the spunky little Internet video service is apparently on the verge of saving democracy and liberty and stuff, it seems like nothing to mention that, oh yeah, the first YouTube stars … more…

more on Fox, Internet film critics, and fanboys

Twentieth Century Fox has not had the best relationship with critics lately, as I mentioned in the comments section of my post about The Simpsons Movie the other day. Now comes word that a boycott by critics and entertainment journalists against Fox’s movies is spreading, according to the Los Angeles Times: Online critics expand boycott … more…

new ‘X-Files’ movie next summer?

David Duchovny has been out and about promoting his new Showtime series Californication, debuting next month, which will, apparently, give viewers a completely unMulderesque Duchovny, one that may disturb fans who see him only as the snarky, dour FBI agent. Perhaps that’s why, along the way, the actor has been letting on that we may … more…