I have fear in my heart when I see a People Magazine quote on anything that isn’t People Magazine. I can’t trust the opinion of a critic who shares page space with weekly articles about how Lindsay’s teats are doing. It scares me almost as much as when Larry King offers his endorsement. Or Tom … Continue reading →
I never played Flatout. I thought it was a French game, pronounced "Flatooo". Actually, I was knee deep in Need for Speed Underground and Burnout incarnations to give another racing game the time of day. Then I heard about the "Ragdoll Olympic" aspect to the game and was immediately thrilled to play the sequel. Of … Continue reading →
Puzzle #4 is, I think, the most difficult one yet. I’ve stepped it up on the clues. Some of them are downright evil. But fair.Always fair. Or some of them may be really, stupidly easy … you never know.Am I messing with your brain, or being really straight-forward knowing you’ll THINK I’m messing with your … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: SonyMSRP: $28.95RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 125 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: Behind-the-scenes featurettes The Pitch "It’s Dante Alighieri meets Clive Barker… in hell!" The Humans Radha Mitchell, Sean Bean, Alice Krige, Debra Kara Unger, Jodelle Ferland. The Nutshell Young Sharon (Ferland) has been sleepwalking at night, and mumbling from her dreams about … Continue reading →
What is this? Every single day of the week (almost), a new "Graboid", a single moment grabbed from a random movie, appears on this site for you to guess the name of the film, share with your officemates, or discuss on our message boards. Sometimes the Graboid will be very easy and sometimes it’ll be … Continue reading →
The poster for Martin Scorsese’s new movie, The Departed is here, and while I sort of like it (and sort of don’t like it), one thing I notice is that Scorsese’s name is in tiny print. It’s even smaller than his name on the Gangs of New York poster, which I thought was pretty durn … Continue reading →
Last night Francis Ford Coppola came to the Los Angeles DGA to flog the new 2 disc Apocalyse Now: The Complete Dossier DVD (a really great DVD set, but not one that can claim to be complete. While it includes the original and Redux cuts and lots of extra features, it does not have Hearts … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: New LineMSRP: $28.98RATED: PG-13RUNNING TIME: 178 & 208 Minutes, respectivelySPECIAL FEATURES: • Both versions of the film• 109 minute documentary• Neat packaging The Pitch "Come on, only one shelf for your Lord of the Rings dvds?" The Humans Viggo Mortensen. Sean Bean. Elijah Wood. Ian McKellan. Sean Astin. Liv … Continue reading →
Nicolas Winding Refn isn’t a household name, and probably never will be. You don’t find mainstream fame by making uncompromising crime films that are both phsyically and emotionally brutal. His movies Bleeder and Fear X (with John Turturro, co-written by Hubert Selby Jr) got some attention outside his native Denmark and surrounding Europe. Ironically, it’s … Continue reading →
While we all wait patiently for Rattan Gentleman, Neil Labute’s The Wicker Man will just have to do. As everyone knows, this is a remake of the Pagan cult classic starring Edward Woodward (TV’s The Equalizer) and Christopher Lee (TV’s Count Dooku) with Nicolas Cage and Ellen Burstyn playing hero and villain, respectively. It’s an … Continue reading →