Untitled Jon Abrams Project #5: 2011’s Most Unfortunate Movie Posters.
Jon gets silly with movie marketing.
Jon gets silly with movie marketing.
Jon takes a sober moment to appreciate a meaningful life.
RIP Mike DeStefano.
It’s enough already.
Yesteryear’s CHUD blogger returns, to the sound of Mattie Ross clapping.
Jon says goodbye to a great face.
There are so many year-end lists on so many sites that it’s hard to know who to listen to anymore. Here are the best of the best, those lists that were that much more interesting and taste-making and life-changing than the rest. Naturally, this list of the ten best lists has a bias towards movies … Continue reading
You’ve read a hundred of these lists by now, so let’s keep this one real simple. There was only one way to keep this honest, and that was to consider which movies I would most be willing (and eager) to watch again. That made it a lot easier, because as the list gets down to … Continue reading
Did you get the chance yet to read my top 20 movies of 2010? In it, I was as honest as possible as to which movies stayed with me the most, rather than which movies might make me sound coolest or most sophisticated. But how did I arrive at that list of twenty? Well, … Continue reading
Process and perception. Those are the two cinematic concepts I kept pondering throughout the entirety of Black Swan. These are two themes that are clearly a focus of director Darren Aronofsky’s work to date. When a director becomes an above-the-title auteur, it’s time to start talking about his thematic preoccupations. I think Aronofsky … Continue reading