Reading the reactions beneath the 4Bia 2 review it seems that I'm not the only one who waited a long time before actually sitting down to watch Alone. Since I just saw it yesterday, here's my take on the film. Let it be a reminder for those that keep postponing it.When directors duo Pisanthanakun and Wongpoommade Shutter in 2004 they stormed the Asian suspense scene andconvinced tons of people of their talent. But like many before them,they were soon forgotten and returned back to relative... Read Full Story
Some of my blogger counterparts were participating in naming their top ten favorite characters of all time. I tagged myself by looking at Piper from Lazy Eye Theatre’s list .
Here is my list starting from number ten.
10
Barry played by Jack Black in
“High Fidelity”
Oh, that’s not obvious enough, Rob. How about the Beatles? Or fucking… fucking Beethoven? Side one, track one of the Fifth Symphony… How can someone with no interest in music own a record store?
Everyone has a... Read Full Story
Beverly Hills Chihuahua is well on its way to
getting a treat at the end of the weekend. The family-friendly talking animal
comedy from Disney raced out to nearly $8 million on Friday, according to
Box Office
Mojo .
That number is a little shy of what it would need to
average on Saturday and Sunday to get near the $30 million ballpark analysts had
predicted. No other new release made even 70% that much on Friday.
Eagle Eye is having a strong second weekend;
its Friday totals... Read Full Story
WARNING
The follow rant contains coarse language that is directed to the movie industry as whole and the typical American moviegoer. Don’t let the kiddies read any further.
Lately, the American people have been bombarded with trailers, pictures, about the same stories over and over again.
I have compiled a list of movie genres that need to die:
1. Unnecessary Sequels – Unless it is a good movie and that is have a worthy story for a continuation. Don’t make a sequel. Look at “Night... Read Full Story
A couple of days ago, I was looking through the LAMB website. I saw that that there was another screener opportunity like the one with Die-ner (Get It?) I looked at the website and saw the trailer to movie. It reminded me of a movie ten years ago, Blair Witch Project , but I let that slide for the time being.
Well, I emailed one of the producers of the movie. In the context of this rant, I will call said producer, Heartless Bastard to protect his douchey identity. I emailed Heartless... Read Full Story
Before you start thinking that you are going back in time, you are not. I got this idea from my blogging friend from Gone Cinema Poaching and fellow Cinbanter listener, Chazz Lyons. No, he is not related to the much maligned, Ben Lyons.
(Note: I have not seen every film that was nominated for the Oscars. This list may change.)
Here are my top favorite films of 2007 starting with number ten:
10.
Sicko
9.
The Bourne Ultimatum
8.
Juno
7.
Waitress
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Here is another retroactive list of top ten favorite films in the year 2000. It was another idea from PIPER at Lazy Eye Theatre . This meme was created by Counting Down the Zeroes .
As per last time, here is my list of favorite films starting from ten:
10
Wonder Boys
9
Snatch
8
High Fidelity
7
Chocolat
6
Before Night Falls
5
Quills
4
You Can Count on Me
3
Almost Famous
2
Requiem for a Dream
1
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Those are my top ten of... Read Full Story
I wanna know who sucks a green dick! -- Eddie I wanted to see a fluffy throwaway film. I thought that I might check out, HellBent . This is directorial debut of Paul Etheredge. This is a campy slasher film filled with shirtless pretty boys, pretty boys making out, and pretty boys getting killed. The movie is set in West Hollywood during Halloween time. At the beginning credits of the movie, a couple of horny boys are making out in a car in the middle of the woods. Then, a shirtless Devil... Read Full Story
The time has come. It is time to crown the most deserving movies and people in the First Annual Omie Awards. Most Deserving Picture "The Dark Knight" Most Deserving Director (tie) Christopher Nolan, "The Dark Knight" and Darren Aronofsky, "The Wrestler" Most Deserving Actor (tie) Colin Farrell, "In Bruges" and Leonardo DiCaprio, "Revolutionary Road" Most Deserving Actress (tie) Sally Hawkins, "Happy-Go-Lucky" and Kate Winslet, "Revolutionary Road" Most Deserving Supporting Actor Eddie Marsan... Read Full Story
2012 movie was a huge success at the weekend box office [Gabby Babble]Eva Mendes, Kate Beckinsale and other celebs at MOCA Gala [Holy Moly]Johnny Depp may be Nicolas Cage’s sugar daddy after all [Agent Bedhead]Levi Johnston has penis enquiries coming from everyone [Pop on the Pop]Jimmy Kimmel gets his clarinet on with Huey Lewis and [...] 27 Vote(s) Read Full Story
