question of the day: What film trends do you love, and which do you hate?
Shaky cam? Found footage? Superheroes? Crossdressing? Nicholas Sparks adapations? Let it all out…
3D
Wreck-It Ralph (review)
Gets that we have a relationship with games that exists beyond the point at which play in any given game stops, that we have a relationship with gaming.
Frankenweenie (review)
The Tim Burton-est movie in a long while, not merely because it embodies all those wonderfully weird and humanist Burton attitudes but also because only Burton would think to make a stop-motion film in glorious, creamy, black-and-white.
question of the day: What pop-culture items would you put in a time capsule to tell people a century from now what entertainment in the early 2000s was like?
My quick list: an iPod; 3D glasses; a Wii controller; a DVD box set of an entire season of TV show; an HDMI cable.
Dredd (review)
I dunno much about Judge Dredd. I know he springs from a comic book series, I know he’s Judge Judy and executioner, and I know he never takes his helmet off. Forget the roughshodding of civil rights: it’s that last one that’s a major bummer.
adding a new bit of info to my reviews from now on…
You’ll now see at a glance whether I saw a film in 2D, 3D, 2D IMAX, or 3D IMAX.
apparently people actually like Channing Tatum (and other adventures in social networking)
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Ridley Scott and Michael Fassbender talk Prometheus
I promised to share a few of the juiciest tidbits from the Prometheus talent Q&A I attended last month. And here they are.
Top Cat: The Movie (trailer)
What’s a kiddie flick without a good animal-boner joke…
Beauty and the Beast 3D (review)
As with every other 3D conversion of older classic films, it’s the chance to see a wonderful movie once more up on the big screen that’s the real reason to revisit it.
