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Archive · 2009
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Troy wants you to buy films. Continue reading
There are a handful of extremely strong looking movies that are left for us to look forward to this year (A Serious Man, Where The Wild Things Are, for example), but it's a list that is quickly shrinking. Inglourious Basterds must be checked off as it… Continue reading
Pongo in a house by the settee. Continue reading
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: ParamountMSRP: $16.99RATED: NOT RATEDRUNNING TIME: 112 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:– Audrey Hepburn: Fashion Icon– Sabrina's World– Supporting Sabrina– William Holden: The Paramount Years– Sabrina Documentary– Behind the… Continue reading
Seems Like Old Times (December 19, 1980) The Joey Gist: Though my father and I bonded mainly on blood and boobies, every so often he would walk up from our basement, where he improperly stored several hundred videocassettes containing the several hundred… Continue reading
Your DVD collection says a lot about you… whether you like it or not. Continue reading
Martin Scorsese's new film Shutter Island has been pushed back from October 2nd, the heart of Oscar season and frequently my favorite month at the movies, to February 19th of next year, a dumping ground for low-rent horror flicks, Norbit-style comedies, and… Continue reading
I used to have a deeply-tanned, anorexic neighbor in her 60's that filled most her days by sunning beside the apartment pool. Every now and again, she would dive into the shallowest part of the pool and just sort of float on the surface; like a buoyant turd… Continue reading
Over at USA Today, national enemy of thinking people, Scott Bowles, Film Editor and guy who believes that films suffer when their main character is unlikable, posted an article surveying the summer's least original movies (and, for no reason, Public… Continue reading
Could Avatar Day be a bust? Continue reading
Josh Zetumer brought on to write fourth Bourne flick. Continue reading
Prison Break producers latch onto Break Out Kings. Continue reading