Archive · 2004

November 2004

31 posts

V FOR VERY SOON TO FILM

How much does it suck that Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel from twenty years ago, V for Vendetta, seems more relevant to us in America now then ever before? The story of an England that is under serious repression and the lone man who dresses up in a funny… Continue reading

SAY HALO, SAY GOODBYE

It’s a game beloved by CHUD honcho Nick Nunziata, the Atlanta contingent and a kazillion other gamers, but not me, who got bored halfway through the single-player game, have no interest in fighting others on 1/4th of my television, and feel first-person… Continue reading

SPIKE LEE TAPS NEO TO WATCH

Some time ago (aka last month) it was announced that Spike Lee would be doing a movie about African-American soldiers in Italy during WWII. At the time it seemed like that project would come before Spike could work on a James Ellroy film, The Night Watchman.… Continue reading

SCREENING: BLADE: TRINITY

You guys like the screenings, so they keep coming (even though I've been lax in getting the Charlotte and Raleigh stuff organized as well as I should). Plus, when the films are genre flicks like this featuring the muscular hotnesses of both Jessica Biel and… Continue reading

BOBBY DRAKE, PORN STAR

Much like Hayden Christensen tried to shake the whole Vader thing by taking on the drama Shattered Glass, Shawn Ashmore is seeking to shed his image as pretty young mutant (which appearances on Smallville probably didn’t help). Ashmore will star in an indie… Continue reading

DVD REVIEW: I'M NOT SCARED

BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERESTUDIO: Buena Vista Home Vid.MSRP:$29.99 RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 101 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• None The back of the box declares I’m Not Scared as “worth seeing.” Is that considered high praise? Does the recommendation of “worth… Continue reading

BROSNAN HAS A NEW AFFAIR

What a difference a day or two makes. On Monday I interviewed Pierce Brosnan for this weekend's After the Sunset, a heist movie. He briefly mentioned that he liked heist films, but when asked what he was doing next he said that he was looking for a job. No… Continue reading

DVD REVIEW: VAN HELSING

BUY IT AT AMAZON: HERESTUDIO: UniversalMSRP: $29.98RATING: PG-13LENGTH: 132 long minutesSPECIAL FEATURES: Commentaries, featurettes, outtakes, Xbox game level It’s a guaranteed success, when you consider the ingredients: A guy who hunts monsters, played by a… Continue reading