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Feb 01, 2012
Review: Pink Ribbons, Inc.
Director: Léa Pool Screenplay: Léa Pool, Patricia Kearns, Nancy Guerin Producer: Ravida Din MPAA Rating:...
- Machete Kills (3)
- Sean Patrick Kelly: There’s already a poster for it – http://www.comingsoon.net/news /movienews.php?id=86851
- Kasper: Is Trejo really 68? I thought he was somewhere in his 50′s. He’s looked the same for the past 20 years or...
- Cinecast Episode 245 – White People Cure Racism Through Football (11)
- nephums: Campbell Scott also has a recurring role in the USA series Royal Pains and I really enjoyed him on damages
- rot: Beginners is better than the piece of shit that was Thumbsuckers, but it has got a heap of problems. The charm of Melanie...
- Goon: Matt Gamble: I waited for a long time to see Beginners because that trailer made me absolutely positive it would be pure...
- Kasper: You guys probably have listeners from various weird and far away places than you might think.
- Goon: Ha! Andrew – I just flat up gave Ryan The Game, so in a roundabout way you got it from me
- Sean Patrick Kelly: Quick comment about Campbell Scott: I haven’t seen him in many films, but he was the main antagonist...
- The Bourne Legacy: Our First Glimpse (7)
- Andrew James: It did indeed. The novel is far better. And much more ambiguous about Bourne’s identity. I suppose...
- Marina: I wasn’t sold on the idea of a new Bourne movie but man, that trailer rocks it. I’m definitely game.
- Kurt Halfyard: Not sure if this answers your question above, Andrew, but Doug Liman’s original BOURNE movie with Matt...
- Andrew James: I suppose it does. As in his “offspring” or the legacy he left behind. And since Bourne is actually...
- Ross Miller: GOOD POINT, Rick.
- Ross Miller: I think this looks great. I love the Bourne movies – even though 2 and 3 are better action flicks, I think I...
- The Amazing Spider-Man trailer debuts. (6)
- Kasper: Not digging this at all. I was hoping what with them rebooting Spider-Man once more, that they would give it some new...
- Rick Vance: Maybe in small bits, but the action and the humor both look much better done than any of the other three movies....
- Finite Focus: Blowing Up The Photographs (Blow-Up) (3)
- antho42: This is an amazing film. The best scene is the stoic, concert scene.
- Kurt Halfyard: The most accessible film of Antonioni’s filmography. I love this scene, btw.
- Jandy Stone: I’ve always liked Blow-up, but I’m not always entirely sure why. I definitely haven’t looked at...
- My Love for Film in a Snapshot #11 (3)
- Jandy Stone: I almost could’ve written this, Bob.
Movie laboratories are one of my favorite things ever. Metropolis,...
- Jandy Stone: I almost could’ve written this, Bob.
- Review: Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne (1945) (4)
- Jandy Stone: Bresson is only a sometimes thing with me – I love Pickpocket and A Man Escaped, but I really didn’t...
- It’s Halftime in America: Don’t Change Horses Mid-Stream (11)
- Kurt Halfyard: No Idea, but it captures so many vibe; in particular the posed ‘Wag The Dog’ tone that happened to...
- Andrew James: BTW, the picture in this post is hilarious. Intentional?
- Goon: When I saw the ad I just thought “I don’t think I like seeing Eastwood in a commercial” and “Hmm,...
- DVD Review: The Ozu Collection: The Student Comedies (3)
- David Brook: Well Ozu’s style was more Westernised in those days and that image is just a still from one of the films....
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