July 2010
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I saw Scott Pilgrim vs. The World tonight.
I’m going back and forth between wanting to totally geek out and post an in-depth, spoiler-laden review/squee and having some tact and waiting till the film comes out.
I’ve decided on an in-between. If you’re as nerdy as I am and need to know the intimate details of comic to film adaptations, I will answer all your Scott Pilgrim-related questions. Scenes, quotes, characters,...
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Netflix Criterion | All Criterion Films on Netflix... →
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The title speaks for itself. Educate yerself on some great cinema! Then send us a review of a movie you enjoy! (look for the “submit” link on the top of this site)
Seriously, your cinema mind WILL BE BLOWN.
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GIMME SHELTER COMES ON ITUNES SHUFFLE
FEEL LIKE MARTIN SCORSESE
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'The Kids Are All Right' review @ FilmFracture →
My friend at FilmFracture and I totally disagree about this movie. She was dismayed with the big conflict of the film (if you were to ask my personal opinion, I would be too), but I tried not to let it get in the way of the narrative. Interesting perspectives. Anyone who’s seen it, I’d love to know your thoughts.
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“Cameron Frye, this one’s for you.” Or: Why The Sausage King of Chicago Doesn’t Show Up for Lunch at Chez Quis
It is widely agreed that Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (John Hughes, 1986) is not only one of the finest teen movies ever made, but one of the greatest American films of the 1980s.
Yet, if you ask even the film’s most devoted fans, “Why doesn’t the Sausage King of...
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I saw Salt seventeen hours ago and until this moment, I had forgotten I’d even seen it.
It’s that kind of movie.
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L.A. area people, where are you?
Let’s all go to this.
Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Roadshow: ‘Jackie Brown’ playing in the Del Amo Mall parking lot.
There’s also a screening of There Will Be Blood at the Kern County museum, under the shadow of oil derricks. I’m thinking of making the drive up there as a birthday present to myself.
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