Fans of Douglas Adams’ prose waited anxiously for many years for the big-screen adaptation of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. And while it was probably never possible to truly capture the goofy brilliance of Adams’ written work, the flick manages to convey a lot of the spirit. At least Sam Rockwell does, anyway. The … Continue reading →
Day One | Day Two | Day Three | Day Four | Day Five | Day SixDay Seven| Day Eight | Day Nine The first Saturday of the festival is always my favorite. Not because of anything within the event itself. No, the reason is the giant Christian parade, often with fervent anti-gay sentiment, that … Continue reading →
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio, currently shooting their third film together in a row, The Departed, really want to keep up the love affair. They keep talking about the next project they’re going to do – a few months back it was a remake of Kurosawa’s Drunken Angel. Now the duo are talking about making … Continue reading →
Casting Tilda Swinton as an angel in Constantine was obviously a great idea, but it wasn’t until I saw her in person that I really understood how perfect it was. The person she most reminded me of was a younger David Bowie, and while I rarely find androgyny to be very sexy, she really makes … Continue reading →
There’s a lot that’s great about Everything is Illuminated, but one of the things that struck me is that this is the auspicious directorial debut for an actor. Liev Schreiber didn’t just direct this adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s critically acclaimed novel, he wrote the screenplay, yet this movie isn’t filled with actorly moments. In a … Continue reading →
Earlier this year the documentary Inside Deep Throat caused a small ruckus when it was released with explicit sex scenes (read my review here). The film examines the seminal (pun sadly intended) porno, Deep Throat, and its impact on the culture, as well as what happened to the people involved. Deep Throat became notorious because … Continue reading →
How good must a contest be to warrant an entirely different font on this website? DAMNED GOOD. IPOD NANO GOOD. I’m doing this contest in a different font because that’s how we roll. People think they have us pegged? BOOM! Here’s Courier New for our efforts. For web guys, that is power. We are going … Continue reading →
How good must a contest be to warrant an entirely different font on this website? DAMNED GOOD. IPOD NANO GOOD. I’m doing this contest in a different font because that’s how we roll. People think they have us pegged? BOOM! Here’s Courier New for our efforts. For web guys, that is power. We are going … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Buena Vista Home VideoMSRP: $19.99RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 103 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES: • An Inspirational Journey: The Making of My Left Foot• My Left Foot reviews• Still gallery• The Real Christy Brown featurette Making a biopic of someone who triumphed over adversity is tricky business. If you make it too focused … Continue reading →
Today the junket for The Corpse Bride junket was held in Toronto, at the Toronto Film Festival. The junket in general was short on news – Tim Burton is taking a break, Helena Bonham Carter has a few things in the hopper and Johnny Depp is still knee-deep in Captain Jack Sparrow (his mouth was … Continue reading →