Nick Nunziata created this place and enjoys having people complain about the ads. In addition to his intermittent contributions here, he is the producer of a few upcoming films and often wonders why he bothers.
Welcome back, Chewers. The holidays are a time of stress, a time of joy, and a time of dealing with copious amounts of superficial thrills and emotional warmth. It’s so freakin’ deep. The duality is incredible! Seriously, I hope that you all had a great time and to the few of you that had really … Continue reading →
I find it impossible to believe that a Stephen Gaghan directed, Clooney and Damon starred thrilled/espionage film won’t own us all.Back to the archive.
Haven’t gotten your daily fix from Devin on all things Harry Potter? Here’s a pic I’ve not seen featuring the two HP kids who aren’t starting to get repulsive and a wonderful piece of wood. The series keeps getting better. Will this continue the trend?Back to the archive.
Discuss this here on our message boards. Dave’s Top 15 of 2004Devin’s Top 15 of 2004Nick’s Top 15 of 2004CHUD.com Worst 10 of 2004 This was a phenomenal year for the format of DVD. Truly special. Warner Bros. got off their schneid in a big way, more companies poured their energy into the format, and … Continue reading →
I’m all for Elektra. Isn’t that just wrong? A movie webmaster giving it up in public that he is excited about a spin-off from a film that a lot of us felt disappointed by. It’s weird, I know… but I just have to come clean. Jennifer Garner. Rob Bowman. Ninja action. It takes less to … Continue reading →
Discuss this here on our message boards. My Top Fifteen for 2003.My Top Fifteen for 2002.My Top Ten of 2001.My Top Ten of 2000. Lists like these are tricky, because there’s always the desire to provide something that will please the casual film fans as well as the snooty highbrow cult, but at the end … Continue reading →
While you conduct your search for the lost city of Tanis, may I suggest a diversion in the soon to be released found DVD of tennis? Paul Bettany is a minor deity and Kirsten Dunst… was in Spider-Man, so Wimbledon ought to be a film you’re aware of. Bettany plays a player in the twilight … Continue reading →
Martin Scorsese needs no introduction, and frankly, with the editing job I have to do with his speech, I can’t spend any more time writing about him. Here’s what he said for about 45 minutes speaking about The Aviator, with a bit of polish and cleanup on my part. Q: Do you see any parallel … Continue reading →