Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 will not be released in 3-D, according to a press release from Warner Brothers.
Category: Movies
Secretariat Is A Winner – But Not By 31 Lengths!
After giving us unmitigated pap like You Again, it’s nice to see a genuinely good live action movie from Disney. Secretariat is smart, has heart and manages to make historic events suspenseful – not the easiest trick to pull off. Sure, when the film is away from the track it gets a little overwrought. Sure […]
OpenFilm Changes it’s Competition
After OpenFilm’s initial success with their Get It Made short film contest they have made significant changes to the structure of the next Get It Made competition allowing for additional time for films to be submitted and viewed. Also under the new contest structure, Openfilm has increased its grand prize packages. Initially, $50,000 in cash […]
True Grit – New Full-Length Trailer!
The new trailer for The Coen Brothers’ True Grit has it all: stunning imagery, great lines and cool music – including a perfectly appropriate Johnny Cash song. Could the Coens be on their way back into Oscar® territory? Based on the new trailer, I’d say they’ve got a good shot…
Let Me In – Supernatural Coming of Age Thriller!
It’s only been a couple years since the genuinely different Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In turned up on the vast majority of critics’ top ten lists, so it might seem odd for there to be an American version so soon. Fortunately, Matt Reeves’ Let Me In is not exactly a remake. The […]
The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest
Here it is the first trailer for The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest.
The Social Network is a Well Made, One Dimensional Hit Piece! Michelle’s Review!
The Social Network is a prime example of the old adage – never direct or write a movie when you clearly hate the subject. Director David Fincher best known as the man who brought us Fight Club (a movie I loathe) and Seven (a movie I love) and writer Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) have […]
The Social Network – Internet Innovation as a High-Tech Thriller!
It’s a tale of sound and fury; friendship betrayed; money and the internet. The social Network may be the story of how Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook, but it has Shakespearean range and moves like a Jason Bourne movie.
Turner Classic Movies to Pay Tribute to Legendary Leading Man Tony Curtis Sunday, Oct. 10
Tony Curtis – star of the films The Defiant Ones, Some Like It Hot, and The Great Race, among others – died of cardiac arrest yesterday at his home in Las Vegas, He was 85. Today, TCM, where Curtis had become something of a regular presence – joking that TCM stood for “Tony Curtis Movies” […]
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole – Variations on Themes by Tolkien and Lucas – But With Owls!
Zack Snyder takes an aggressive step into the world of family entertainment with Legends of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole – an epic fantasy that blends elements of Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, but with owls. It’s been released in both 2 and 3-D formats, so cost-conscious viewers don’t have to fork […]
Victor Garber Almost Saves You Again!
Marni Olive Olsen [the middle name is critically important] takes a few days off from the prestigious PR firm where she’s just been made a VP in order to attend her brother’s wedding. When she gets home, she discovers his fiancée is the head cheerleader who made her life a living hell in high school. […]