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Blu-Ray/DVD releases 2/11-2/14
Coming to your Blu-Ray and DVD collections this week. February 11, 2014 • Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2013) • All Is Lost (2013) • The Americans: The Complete First Season (2013) • Amélie (2001) – Le Fabuleux destin d’Amélie Poulain • The Artist and the Model (2012) – El artista y la […]
Coming Soon Feb 12 – 14th
This week in theatres near and far, and not so far, and very far. February 12 – The New Black (limited) The New Black is a documentary that tells the story of how the African-American community is grappling with the gay rights issue in light of the recent gay marriage movement and the fight over […]
JK Rowling second-guesses pairing Hermione and Ron, fans explode.
Now it seems there are three camps of Harry Potter fans, pro Ron, anti-Ron, and those that couldn’t really care less about a two fictitious character’s relationship. I have my own opinions on the matter; if you have any attachment to these characters, it’s nearly impossible to have some form of opinion. My opinions here […]
The Death of Philip Seymour Hoffman will not delay the Hunger Games
When an actor dies, it is sometimes while they still have work to complete. Sometimes a project they had yet to begin goes unmade. Sometimes a film is unfinished because they cannot recover from the loss. Still, sometimes, an actor has completed just enough, or a director/studio is creative enough, to complete the film in […]
Make time for The Monuments Men
The Monuments Men is a remarkably fascinating story, told under the steady and reliable hands of George Clooney. While the movie was, as a whole, entertaining, it was not as riveting as it feels like it should have been. Perhaps part of that comes from the phenomenal cast and the reputation they bring with them. […]
Coming soon – Feb 7th
Opening in theatres far and wide on February 7: – 7 Boxes (limited) Víctor receives an unusual proposal, to carry 7 boxes of unknown content through the Market Number 4 but things get complicated along the way. – A Fantastic Fear of Everything (limited) Jack is a children’s author turned crime novelist whose detailed […]
Box Office Report Jan 31-Feb 2
In this week’s Box Office Report, Frozen jumps back to the number 2 spot, Ride Along stays at number one for the third weekend in a row, Gravity makes a comeback moving from 16th to 12th. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire finally falls off the top 20 list, along with The Legend of Hercules which is […]
The Lego Movie builds an awesomely entertaining brick universe.
The creative minds behind The Lego Movie built such a creative an entertaining universe I am already itching for more awesome. What’s more awesome is both of my kids are in the exact same boat. It’s impossible to tell walking out of that theatre if the adults or the children enjoyed the film more. Although […]
Blu-Ray/DVD releases Feb 4th
Coming out on Blu-Ray this week; About Time, Arrow, Dallas Buyers Club, Doctor Who, and Justice League: War. I apologize to your wallets. February 04, 2014 • A Case of You (2013) • AKB0048 Next Stage: Season 2 (2013) • About Time (2013) • Android Cop (2014) • Angel Heart (1987) • Arrow: The Complete First Season (2012-2013) […]
Aardvark is Aawful
We frequently receive request to review small, independently distributed films. To speak honestly, these are usually not high quality films, but occasionally one will have a good original story, or show a young filmmaker with potential. I enjoy these because it can be fun to see what a creative mind can produce when they are […]
Remember when Loki was supposed to be Thor?
Did you know that Tom Hiddleston was originally tested as Thor, and not Loki? You can see these test, and deleted scenes when “Thor: The Dark World” hits Digital 3D and Digital HD February 4 and 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray and DVD February 25. Until then, just watch this over and over again, and discuss […]
Coming Soon: Opening this week Jan 30th
This week we find ourselves confronted with the fact that January is not the place blockbuster movies emerge. We occasionally get some great independent gems that are overflow from Sundance, but those are limited in release and usually don’t gain traction until a wide release or they hit Netflix. This week we have: January 29 […]
Count Arthur Strong is comedy defined.
The history of terrific situation comedy broadcast in the United Kingdom reads like a list of television programs. If you look closer, the print is larger, but if you read between the lines, you will see you are probably not as familiar with British comedy as you thought. Take that as a lesson you smug bastard. History is […]
Graham Linehan & Steve Delaney interview, co-creators of Count Arthur Strong.
On Monday 1/27 I had the undeniable pleasure of speaking with Graham Linehan and Steve Delaney co-creators of Count Arthur Strong. We laughed, I cried, they wondered why they were talking to some guy from Utah, and I pretended to understand those funny accents. More importantly, we talked about their show, Count Arthur Strong, which […]
Peter Capaldi stuits up as BBC America reveals the first image of the Twelfth Doctors costume!
Let’s leave the discussion about Peter Capaldi and his new Doctor’s Uniform for the comments! Let us know your thoughts! Updated thoughts to come after this image has been more properly examined….yes, examined.
