Not that I am trying to rub it in or anything, but I’ve now seen Hot Fuzz twice, and as expected, it got better on the second viewing. It’s like Shaun of the Dead in that it’s structured with a ton of depth, giving it plenty of rewatchability. And I intend to… Continue reading →
Sometimes a horse comes out of the gate strong and dominates the track for the first few laps but then, suddenly and tragically, a leg goes – just buckles and snaps – and the horse is down, the rider is thrown, and their race is over. This same thing happens… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Walt Disney VideoMSRP: $32.99 RATED: GRUNNING TIME: 289 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• From Dixon to Disney featurette • The Hardy Boys Unmasked featurette • Production galleries • Packaged in a collectible tin • 8-page booklet… Continue reading →
Spike Lee, one of the greatest living directors (yeah, I said it), will direct the pilot for NBC’s M.O.N.Y. That stands for “Mayor of New York” and focuses on an ordinary man who becomes mayor of the greatest city in the world (said that, too). Of all the… Continue reading →
Every time I go to Vegas, I stroke my fiscally responsible ego by watching the blank faces of middle America as they yank slot handles with one hand and suck smoke/cradle their imbibery with the other. Sillies. Don’t they know slots are for kids? The odds… Continue reading →
I don’t normally take many photos, even though I have owned a number of digital cameras over the last couple of years. I made a decision in advance to take as many photos as possible while in London, and the picture-taking happened in fits and starts, and… Continue reading →
This is the second set of pictures from my trip to London. They are mostly bad, and mostly taken badly, and they are all of little to no interest to people without ample time to kill at the office. Click here to see part 1. This is the tube stop where Abbey… Continue reading →
Josh Strawberry is a long-time, trusted friend, and when he asked me if I would like some reviews of films playing at Sundance, I jumped at the chance. I had wanted to go this year, but it didn’t work out, so it’s nice to get a little insight into some of the… Continue reading →
The long rumored, oft-delayed big screen adaptation of the IO/Eidos video game Hitman is up and running. With the recent announcement Luc Besson will be co-producing, (I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again- he’s everywhere! Those underpants you’re… Continue reading →
The Mist is rolling into production, and the Frank Darabont film (his third take on Mr. Stephen King) has added two new cast members: Andre Braugher – a guy who should really be more famous and more of a leading man than he is now – and Laurie Holden, who… Continue reading →
I got back from the UK yesterday afternoon. For the first time in my life, I slept through almost an entire flight – between take-off and the final descent into JFK I think I was awake for about 20 minutes. This means I don’t have much more by way of critique… Continue reading →