In The Constant Gardener, based on the novel by John LeCarre, Rachel Weisz plays Tess, a radical activist who falls in love with Ralph Fiennes' buttoned-up diplomat. Together they head to Africa, and while there she uncovers a vast conspiracy between… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: CannonMSRP: $14.96RATED: R, ‘for Terrorist Violence and Plentiful Language’RUNNING TIME: 97 min.SPECIAL FEATURES:• ‘Play Movie’ Option• Chapter Stops The Pitch “It’s On Deadly Ground, but without Seagal or the giant bear!“… Continue reading →
It's a Cronenberg. If those words aren't enough to interest you in this film, you simply shouldn't be getting a free pass from this site. After last week's The Cave screening, I'm beginning to doubt you folks anyway. What kind of lame duck room was THAT? It's… Continue reading →
I've started fresh with the Graboid, going for a more polished and tougher perspective. If you get them from now on it'll be because you're an astute fan of movies. I'm not going to make it easy and it's going to be from something I either like or find it fun… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Buena Vista Home EntertainmentMSRP: $59.99RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 991 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES: Commentary by the show creatorsI wouldn’t be so vain as to refer to myself as a real man or some kind of he-man, but I’m just… Continue reading →
Terence Malick makes movies on his own schedule. It took decades for him to get from Days of Heaven to The Thin Red Line. So when his next film, The New World, is slow to the finish line, you just change the release date and be glad that you’re going from the… Continue reading →
Listen. Hear that? It’s the sound of X3 falling right over the cliff of too many characters. We’ve joked about it in the past, but now the film seems to be reaching some sort of singularity, and any X-character mentioned near the film’s producers or Bret… Continue reading →
I just finished watching the DVD box set of Undeclared, the show that Judd Apatow did after Freaks and Geeks that got cancelled just as ignominiously. It’s great stuff – not as good as Freaks, but still classic. Apatow can dance on the edge of bathos but… Continue reading →
I’m going to step up to the plate here and admit that I am confused. I really thought that Super Ex, the next film from Ivan “let’s pretend Evolution didn’t happen” Reitman about a guy who discovers his girlfriend is a super hero, starred Luke Wilson. IMDB,… Continue reading →
Richard Kelly is finally getting some work out there for the millions of cult fans and hipsters who fell so madly in love with the man's 2001 mindfuck, Donnie Darko. The first gig (as writer) is Tony Scott's upcoming Domino, which may or may not feature a… Continue reading →
I admit, I quit Deadwood. After they killed Wild Bill I felt like the series lost all forward momentum, since I didn’t find the continued use of “cocksucker”and “motherfucker” as novel as the rest of the TV audience, what with me being an Italian from New… Continue reading →
Just when you think that Casino Royale, the 21st James Bond movie, is just an excuse to keep proposing new Bonds, it is announced that the film has a new screenwriter – none other than Paul Haggis has been brought on board to rewrite the current script. What… Continue reading →