Two summers ago I finally saw “The Man Who Fell To Earth” for the first time in years. Maybe 10 years. It was via Netflix and I think I watched it four times in two days. I recently saw the Criterion Collection DVD (which comes with the book) and bought it and now I have … Continue reading
According to everyone in the know about these things, the Format War (it feels oddly appropriate to capitalize those words) is over. HD-DVD is dead, and long live Blu-Ray. It’s VHD Day (as opposed to VD Day which doesn’t end with a guy kissing a girl in the street, but with stinging pee and cold … Continue reading
1. Is it possible to exile Arianna Huffington and Ann Coulter on a deserted island together? With nothing but Medieval weaponry? 2. What if Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull (ouch, my hand is cramping) turns out to be a halfway decent Indy flick? Will the internet movie community implode within itself? 3. … Continue reading
If Richard Nixon were alive today, would he get a Come to Jesus moment on Oprah? Because the Senate has decided to not only make the Watergate break-in and cover-up legal, it has given retroactive immunity to today’s version of the Plumbers. From the Boston Globe: WASHINGTON—The Senate voted Tuesday to shield from lawsuits telecommunications … Continue reading
Okay…I’ve been putting off doing a blog for a couple of fairly good reasons: I’m a chronic (lazy) procrastinator (bastard). I didn’t know what to say. It’s hard finding a good picture of myself. But now that I’ve managed to address at least one of the above issues, I thought I’d give it a shot. … Continue reading
The greatest thing for me of the fall out of the lack of Prince vs. MJ is my renewed interest in listening to their music. iPut Thriller on the iPhone and drove around to it while passing billboards for the 25th Ani release. I went to Amoeba and – though they didn’t have the Eclipse Lubitsch Musicals collection – they started … Continue reading
Jeremy has seen the future of Albert Brooks, and it’s name is Ricky Gervais.
But it’ll be animated.
Well, Otto or someone a lot like him is coming back via graphic novel. Close enough? It’ll have to be.
One of the few men left in Hollywood tries to break McTiernan out of director jail.