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This is kind of old new, of course, but this week's been busy. Why? Just moved into a new home I just bought this week, closed on it Thursday, and didn’t want to miss a week for both people who aren't related to me that read this regularly. »»
Lee Daniels follows up the success of Precious with a '60s deep south, white trash version of it in The Paperboy. »»
The ceremony airs live on NBC, Sunday, January 13. »»
Paycheck film for all involved »»
Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman proving that paychecks can overcoem plot anytime »»
Adam Sandler's latest film a complete joke, but not in a good way »»
The Nominees have been revealed! »»
The Kids Are All Right leads all nominees. »»
Beloved hyper-kinetic musical gets deluxe treatment for high-definition release. »»
It’s not often in Hollywood do you see those at the top take remarkably big chances. »»
Baz Luhrmann's hit musical to sing a new tune in glorious HD this October. »»
Robert Saucedo's favorite films of the last decade. »»
Since the beginning of cinema, audiences have flocked to films with a good love story »»
Rob Marshall chooses style over substance »»
For those who say that "they don't make movies like they used to," I present Australia as the counterpoint. This is definitely old-fashioned film-making from the decidedly old-fashioned Baz Luhrmann, and whether that's a good or a bad thing I leave up to the viewer. Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman certainly fit the '40s movie star image that this movie is shamelessly ripping off (specifically The African Queen, which STILL isn't available on DVD yet for some reason) but there's just no real movie here to back up the bombast.
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Hey, pass me a Vegemite sandwich. »»
