Archive · 2006
194 posts
I respect James Ellroy’s love for Los Angeles. I don’t understand it – there may not be a city that wasn’t once part of the Confederacy that I hate more – but I can respect it. He loves his city in the same way that I love mine and his novels are like bitter… Continue reading
After adapting two of the most beloved properties of the Twentieth Century – remaking The Great Muppet Caper as Meet the Feebles and adapting As I Lay Dying into Dead Alive – Peter Jackson is turning his attention to a much lesser known property, Naomi… Continue reading
Punchin' Meat (SEND A LETTER) Phillipe: Cuff and Link "domesticated turtles" reference in a Rocky article? Nice. Hey, "they make good soup." Re: Balbo VI, you're right. Definitely a great degree of patriotic, die-hard, up by the bootstraps, underdog tenacity… Continue reading
This week we see two people retiring from movies – Luc Besson and the perpetually befuddled-looking looking Juliette Lewis. Besson, whose “final” movie is the upcoming Arthur and the Minimoys, says that after ten films he’s all done and that he wants to turn… Continue reading
Written by Tim LebbonPublished by Leisure BooksBuy it from the Creature Co! Before I get to the actual review, please allow me an aside: Several months ago, I bought and read my first Graham Masterton novel: Manitou Blood. Unless someone convinces me… Continue reading
As Amazon.com starts the future with their digital downloading service (and Apple too), I guess the future of movies continues in a question mark. I’m all for watching movies on your computer. I sat hunched over it through college before I purchased my… Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Bros.MSRP: $27.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 91 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES: None. The Pitch "It's Empire Records meets Stand By Me! (Minus dead guys and copy-room sex.)" The Humans Enrique Arreola, Diego Cantaño, Daniel… Continue reading
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(Nick's Review) Watching Pan’s Labyrinth doesn’t just deliver the joy of seeing a well-made film. It doesn’t just deliver the wonder of a darkly beautiful fantasy brought to life. Watching Pan’s Labyrinth gives you the excitement of experiencing a filmmaker… Continue reading
This week Amazon.com unveiled their “Unbox” movie download service. It’s expected that Apple will be introducing something similar this week. The question has become whether lots of people will want to watch full length movies on their computers or video… Continue reading
I love my Sony PSP and it infuriates me to hear how lame Japan is sometimes, buying massive amounts of Gamecubes instead of XBOX 360's and multitudes of DS's instead of this vastly superior machine (though the DS is fun). One of the main reasons to own a PSP… Continue reading
Last week my father went to see Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and was surprised to see people getting up and leaving when the group launched into some of the stuff off Neil Young’s latest album. It was the political music, especially Let’s Impeach the… Continue reading
