Logan movie review: wounded Wolverine, dangerous beast
The X-Men series — the entire superhero genre — has never seen a film like Logan before: raw, rageful, tormented, human. Best of the series yet.
Wolverine
things wot we learned from the 2013 summer movies
Have you been paying attention to what the movies have been saying — what the movies have really been saying — all summer? Here’s a refresher.
fun stuff from FlickFilosopher stats week of Aug 17-23 2013
Actual unretouched phrases that people plugged into search engines this week that led them to this site (with some commentary from me)…
The Wolverine review: prickly on the outside, cuddly on the inside
There’s plenty of good summer popcorn fun, with fresh and exciting action setpieces, but this is mostly an intimate story about Logan, as a mutant and as a man.
London photo of the day: Kaiju Wolverine?
That’s what it looks like was busting out of ground in Leicester Square this afternoon
The Wolverine (trailer)
Or, Logan Goes to Japan and Becomes a Real Boy.
question of the day: What 2013 movie are you most looking forward to?
Let’s get our geek on for the coming year!
question of the day: Is two versions of a movie — one for kids and one for adults (like Hugh Jackman wants for ‘Wolverine’) — a good idea?
Would that make it too confusing to know which is the “real” version? Or would it be barely different from the “director’s cut” versions we often get on DVD?
question of the day: What is the most dangerous “advice” you’ve ever gleaned from a movie?
I think close to the top of the list must be the notion that you could walk calmly and slowly away from a nearby explosion without incurring severe injury.
Will Smith as Robin Hood?; a Wolverine with depth?; ‘Narnia’ upsets Jesus-y types; more: leftover links
Plus: a whole ton of stuff about Wikileaks and Julian Assange…
