Archive · 2007
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PUBLISHER: EccoPAGES: 272BUY IT FROM AMAZON: CLICK HERE!AUTHOR'S WEBSITE: Larry Doyle, Writer-American I love teen movies*. I really do. I remember Molly Ringwald as being an early crush when I was a little boy and I thought it was the coolest thing ever that… Continue reading
And here I thought today was going to be as dry, news-wise, as the front lawn of the house I'm renting. It's about time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Metal Gear franchise. While many of us fans will have our own little celebrations – I'm going to… Continue reading
This week will see the next series of mini-featurettes about Grizzly Park, my maiden voyage into producing a feature. Directed by the enigmatic Tom Skull [I don't know his legal name], it's a nice cocktail of horror and comedy that we'll hopefully be seeing… Continue reading
Warner Bros is going team crazy – just months after announcing that they were developing a live action Justice League movie (note that ‘developing’ and ‘making’ are different things) comes word that they’re also working on a live action Teen Titans film. This… Continue reading
This article will be choppy and filled with black spaces. They’re spoilers; swipe them to read. I don’t think any of them will ruin a first time reader of Special Topics in Calamity Physics, but since I really, really liked this book and hope more people read… Continue reading
1. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY #936 Sure, their film reviews are hated by geeks. Yes, they follow trends incessantly. And yes, music coverage is generally an afterthought. But it's surely the most fun weekly read out there, and they have television on lock. Plus,… Continue reading
Sports films might be the most formulaic genre there is, and they end one of two ways: the big win or the close loss that teaches the value of trying, good sportsmanship, teamwork, etc. That’s it – unless you count Alive as a sports film, in which case it… Continue reading
Woody Allen experienced his third creative renaissance whilst partnering with Miramax in the 1990s, so perhaps it's a good omen that his latest picture, Cassandra's Dream, will, according to Variety‘s Anne Thompson, get rolled out by The Weinstein… Continue reading
This is a travelogue. There is nothing newsworthy – or probably all that interesting – contained within. This piece stems only from my fascination and envy of Paul Theroux. For the pictures I took on this trip, click here. For something about movies, click… Continue reading
I hated The Village and considered Lady in the Water 2005's best comedy, and yet I'm still interested in M. Night Shyamalan's latest, The Happening (fka The Green Effect), if only because it'll be his first R-rated feature. Maybe he's been restrained by his… Continue reading
Our man David Oliver recently gave the fifth season of NBC's Scrubs the ol' DVD review treatment, and had the following to say: "The review I completed right before this one was for a Seinfeld box set and most sitcoms would be shredded in direct comparison,… Continue reading
Somewhere in an immaculate kitchen in an immaculate house situated in an immaculate neighborhood somewhere in Bel Air, Nora Ephron is toasting her troubles away*, wondering how in the hell a common vulgarian like Judd Apatow could reinvent the romantic comedy… Continue reading
