Some of you may have seen Sam Juliano's humbling piece at Wonders in the Dark and wondered whether it is indeed true that Counting Down The Zeroes is at an end.Well....it isn't. Thanks to some fine kicking of the butt from Mr Juliano, his finely measured piece has inspired me to think again about my odyssey of a project. The years 2000 to 2004 have been a blast, with over 150 posts to date - with still a few to publish, sorry about the delay guys but I had a sort of mini-confidence crisis -... Read Full Story
Some of you may have seen Sam Juliano's humbling piece at Wonders in the Dark and wondered whether it is indeed true that Counting Down The Zeroes is at an end.Well....it isn't. Thanks to some fine kicking of the butt from Mr Juliano, his finely measured piece has inspired me to think again about my odyssey of a project. The years 2000 to 2004 have been a blast, with over 150 posts to date - with still a few to publish, sorry about the delay guys but I had a sort of mini-confidence crisis -... Read Full Story
Joseph Belanger of the brilliant Black Sheep Reviews takes on Marc Forster's follow up to the highly successful 'Monster's Ball' with the bio-pic, 'Finding Neverland', about English playwright James Matthew Barrie, otherwise known as the scribe who created Peter Pan with yet another great submission to Counting Down The Zeroes.I’m a sensitive guy but I don’t cry very often. Usually, the only time I find myself crying is at the movies. For me, crying is a beautiful release and when I’m watchi... Read Full Story
Joseph Belanger of the brilliant Black Sheep Reviews takes on Marc Forster's follow up to the highly successful 'Monster's Ball' with the bio-pic, 'Finding Neverland', about English playwright James Matthew Barrie, otherwise known as the scribe who created Peter Pan with yet another great submission to Counting Down The Zeroes.I’m a sensitive guy but I don’t cry very often. Usually, the only time I find myself crying is at the movies. For me, crying is a beautiful release and when I’m watchi... Read Full Story
Once again the Reel Whore of ''Reel Whore' joins Counting Down The Zeroes, having recently celebrated his two year blog anniversary with a gorgeous makeover, to take aim at one of the year's more outright absurd and comedic films. Doddgeball: A True Underdog Story became the must see comedy of the year gaining mostly favourable reviews from the critics, as well as storming the box office, and resurrecting a sport which has given the Reel Whore a whole new lease of life.The summer of 2004 was... Read Full Story
Once again the Reel Whore of ''Reel Whore' joins Counting Down The Zeroes, having recently celebrated his two year blog anniversary with a gorgeous makeover, to take aim at one of the year's more outright absurd and comedic films. Doddgeball: A True Underdog Story became the must see comedy of the year gaining mostly favourable reviews from the critics, as well as storming the box office, and resurrecting a sport which has given the Reel Whore a whole new lease of life.The summer of 2004 was... Read Full Story
Counting Down The Zeroes welcomes back Joel (MovieMan0283) creator of the quite brilliant and eponymous The Dancing Image, which in the past month has just celebrated it's one year anniversary. For the year 2004, Joel is taking on the HBO produced 'The Life and Death of Peter Sellers', screened in competition at Cannes and winner of the 'Best Motion Picture made for Television' at the Golden Globes. The Life & Death of Peter Sellers, or How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Zeroes ... Read Full Story
Counting Down The Zeroes welcomes back Joel (MovieMan0283) creator of the quite brilliant and eponymous The Dancing Image, which in the past month has just celebrated it's one year anniversary. For the year 2004, Joel is taking on the HBO produced 'The Life and Death of Peter Sellers', screened in competition at Cannes and winner of the 'Best Motion Picture made for Television' at the Golden Globes. The Life & Death of Peter Sellers, or How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Zeroes ... Read Full Story
Patrick Marber's acclaimed stage drama about the interactions of four people was given a reverent screen adaptation by Mike Nichols, a director and producer akin to adapting celebrated stage works, in the year 2004. Tommy Salami of the brilliant Pluck You, Too!, in another great submission for Counting Down The Zeroes, takes on this highly successful film, dubbed as a complete success when it stormed the box-office and found favour with critics, and witnesses Mike Nichols best film since The... Read Full Story
Patrick Marber's acclaimed stage drama about the interactions of four people was given a reverent screen adaptation by Mike Nichols, a director and producer akin to adapting celebrated stage works, in the year 2004. Tommy Salami of the brilliant Pluck You, Too!, in another great submission for Counting Down The Zeroes, takes on this highly successful film, dubbed as a complete success when it stormed the box-office and found favour with critics, and witnesses Mike Nichols best film since The... Read Full Story
