how to be a troll on the IMDB (and other adventures in social networking)
Links my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
IMDB
question of the day: Is “Like our Facebook page” the new “Visit the official movie site”?
Does it even matter if official movie sites go away? Who actually used them, anyway?
question of the day: Should the IMDb be hosting official movie sites?
The IMDb is hosting the official site for The Raven. I see a potential slippery slope here…
Friends with Kids (redband trailer)
Apparently like Knocked Up, only the pregnancy wasn’t an accident…
FlickFilosopher.com will join the SOPA protest on Wednesday, January 18
The Stop Online Piracy Act will kill the Internet as we know it…
question of the day: Should an actor keep his or her age a secret?
Does revealing ages work only if everyone reveals his or her age?
‘Doctor Who’ blogging: “The Wedding of River Song”
Can a thing be overly complicated and too simplistic at the same time? All that to-ing and fro-ing. All that buttoning and unbuttoning.
the IMDB got smart…
…and has turned off user ratings for films until they’re actually released. ’Bout time.
how does this happen?
How does an outlet like Reel Suave get such a prominent link at the IMDB? The site has lots of prominent links at IMDB as a “news source.” I don’t begrudge anybody their links. But this review wrongly credits Ethan Coen as a screenwriter — it’s Etan Cohen, a completely different person — and worse, … more…
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (review)
Oh my god could this be any more delicious? It’s hot and sexy and stuff blows up real good and there’s genuine *wit* and smarts and luscious allowance for the mysteries of lusty attraction and even lustier strife between men and women and did I mention it’s hot and sexy even though there’s hardly any actual sex worth mentioning actually in the movie?
