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Blog Post Archive
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Unfinished Song
"Extraordinary how potent cheap music is," Noel Coward wrote in his play, Private Lives. It certainly makes a difference in Paul Andrew Williams' Unfinished Song,...
Dan Persons: Cinefantastique's Here's What's Going On: Jonathan Demme to Direct Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Pilot
Demme returns to the paranoid thriller with Line of Sight... John Lasseter digs into his studies for Monsters University... Don't go in that Abandoned Mine......
Alexandra Roxo: Queer Women in TV: Jamie Babbit
As two queer female filmmakers, we were interested in doing a series of interviews with queer women in the TV world. Over the next month we will be chatting with amazing women who have penned and directed your favorite shows. We decided to start with writer/director Jamie Babbit.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: Man of Steel - the Hunk From Outer Space
Man of Steel, possibly the tallest of all the studio's summer tentpole blockbusters, broke box office records in its opening weekend, making over $125 million...
Regina Weinreich: Brad Pitt's Zombie Thriller: WWZ's Beat Vibe
This season's extravaganza 3D epic, WWZ based on Max Brooks' 2006 novel and directed by Mark Forster opens with a traffic jam in Philadelphia: a...
Daniel Sunjata: Fractal and the Rabbit Hole
If I've learned anything from my experience shooting our show, it is that I much prefer the retouched facsimile to the unvarnished original. I could never do their job in real life; tight-rope walking on a razor's edge of endless moral ambiguity.
Rob Taub: Ed Pressman and Al Pacino Set to Make Paterno Film
Ed Pressman is putting together what looks to be a very interesting and controversial feature film about Joe Paterno. Brian De Palma is set to direct and Al Pacino will play the legendary yet ultimately disgraced coach.
Laura Wellington: Feeding The Machine Versus Breaking The Mold: Exchanging Hunger For Dollars In Food TV!
It's no different in any industry. Hunger is the key component to innovation. How well that Hunger serves you, though, relies heavily on a recipe of awareness, obligation, and strategy.
DJ Louie XIV: Kanye's A Mirror, And That's The Point
Like the majority of our generation, knowing that we feed into our own misery by engaging in the grown-up high school cafeteria known as Twitter and emptying our increasingly scant bank-accounts on a smorgasbord of Apple products, this...Show More Summary
Nicholas Ferroni: How Would Justin Bieber Stack Up Against Historical and Iconic Figures Twitter
With Justin Bieber becoming the first person to reach 40 million followers on Twitter (nearly eight million more than President Obama), it has become appallingly obvious that we no longer judge people based on character, integrity or even their contribution to society.
Nola Barackman: Austin Powers, Mr. President? A History of the White House Movie Theater
This past weekend, The White House hosted Pixar's filmmakers for a Father's Day screening of Monster's University. The White House movie theater has been the cinema-in-chief to Presidents for the last 70 years. If those walls could talk.
Mike Ryan: The Simplest Movie Of The Summer?
There are no world engines in Monsters University. There are no villains pretending to be someone with a much less interesting name in Monsters University. At no point in Monsters University does a daughter poison her mom, turning her mom into a bear. Show More Summary
Zach Udko: Film Review: Rio 2096 Glides Across Six Centuries of Brazil
As summer heats up, our thirst for films about futuristic freedom fighters shows no sign of abating.
Emma Gray: 'Bachelorette' Ep. 4: Finding Mr. America In Dirty Jersey
The fourth episode of "The Bachelorette" should be renamed "How To Feign Excitement About New Jersey."
Nikki Luongo: Love, Marilyn
The new HBO documentary created in 2012 showcases A List Celebrities, Novelists, Professors reading the personal letters of Marilyn Monroe, an attempt to understand the...
Laura Shamas, Ph.D.: Hit and Myth: The Bling Ring and Free Samples
Two new films comment on issues of youth, identity and a mythological Los Angeles, where hopes and dreams are sorted, destroyed, or sometimes ironically realized by those who are infamous, photogenic, and troubled.
Liz Smith: Will We Be Spending Our Late Nights With Neil Patrick Harris Soon?
We won't bother to start with a quote today, but with some choice gossip that doesn't need any help. I ask -- isn't CBS grooming...
Dan Persons: Cinefantastique's Here's What's Going On: Joss Whedon Talks AVENGERS 2
Loki will not be the Big Bad... John Hurt will probably not be the Doctor for long... KUNG FU PANDA 3 seeks harmony with China......
Daddy-O: Hip-hop and Mediocracy
There is no political correctness in my rant. Just facts. Without diversity, there is no hip-hop, even if you choose to call it that. Hip-hop is not a reality TV show. Hip-hop is not a pair of pants sagging. Hip-hop has founders, innovation, and purpose.
Vivian Norris: Women, Men, Refugees, UFOs and the CIA: The Places Documentary Can Go at Sheffield Doc Fest 2013
Sitting down on the bus carrying us out through the stunning Darbyshire countryside to a cavern where we would watch an Opening Night film for the Sheffield Doc Fest, little did I know what the woman sitting next to me would come to represent for me.