question of the day: Has 2011 been the best year for science fiction films ever?
I must confess that the notion didn’t even cross my mind till Scott Weinberg put forth the suggestion at Movies.com…
Battle Los Angeles
the oh-no! DVD of the week: ‘Battle of Los Angeles’
And Nia Peeples and Kel Mitchell are all that stand between humanity and global doom and stuff.
Roger Ebert has advice for *some* people who like ‘Battle: Los Angeles’
But only some people. It appears to be inconceivable to him that some women might actually like this movie. Why would they? It’s a science fiction military action flick with blatant political overtones… and no pink whatsoever. What’s for a girl to like, then? We shouldn’t be taxing our ladybrains thinking about such notions.
Battle: Los Angeles (review)
Battle: Los Angeles may be about invasion, but it’s not about aliens: it’s about us. This isn’t science fiction: It’s a bleak fantasy about karma being a bitch. It’s about collective cultural guilt. Looked at from that angle, it’s fascinating.
no, I haven’t seen ‘Battle: Los Angeles’
I’ll see the film on Friday, at a first showing, and have a review up asap afterward… hopefully by around 5pm London time.
trailer break: ‘World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles’
I love the new trailer. Much more intense than the first trailer, which was pretty intense…
war is good for business
The revolution will, in fact, not only be televised, it’ll be packaged for advertisers and marketers. Try the new Baharat Flavored Doritos!
question of the day: What will the first great movie of 2011 be?
Hint: It’s not Season of the Witch…
trailer break: ‘Cowboys & Aliens’
Oooo, Old West alien abduction! Missing time! Tracking implants! With six-shooters!
trailer break: ‘Battle: Los Angeles’
Oh please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please let this not suck.
