is it The New York Times’ fault so many movies get released?
Still, someone needs to be curating all these movies, finding the ones that are worth seeing and promoting them to movie lovers.
IndieWire
evening clickbait: I am a heroine of cinema; who’s the robot that won’t cop out?; Magneto killed JFK; The Representation Project; John Sayles cannot get his films funded; Melissa Leo, agent of awesome
Stuff I found on the Net today (and one from yesterday).
David Tennant as a robot Jedi Master. you’re welcome (and other adventures in social networking)
Stuff my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
question of the day: Can movie culture survive the death of so many cinemas?
Should we worry? How will movie culture be changed when all that’s left are shopping-mall multiplexes? How will movie culture be different when almost everyone watches movies exclusively at home… and are we already there?
Upside Down (trailer)
Kirsten Dunst says “kind of like an accessible Brazil.” Brazil isn’t accessible? *facepalm*
on the unseemly power of those crazy feminist bitches (or not) when it comes to making moves about women
Hollywood doesn’t make feminist movies because Hollywood is not feminist. It’s surprising that anyone should find this surprising.
film projection as a lost art; or, why projectionists must be scolded into doing their jobs
If Terrence Malick can instruct projectionists on how to project Tree of Life, why couldn’t someone do the same for Kung Fu Panda 2?
question of the day: Have you ever lied about liking a movie, and if so, why?
I do think that any film critic who lies about his or her reaction to a movie needs to find different work. But there would seem to be no reason why a member of the moviegoing public wouldn’t lie about liking a film…
wtf: film critic reviews ‘Inception’ without seeing it, doesn’t understand why this is a problem
Sometimes a WTF moment is so jaw-droppingly WTFish that you have to stop, back up a step or two, cock your head like a mystified puppy getting its first look at the most awesomely balliest ball ever — like you can’t believe how perfectly inexplicable the excellence of its roundness and the fineness of its … more…
