Saturday, April 18, 2009
Before Their Time: EDtv
My latest Before Their Time column, dealing with that dear-to-the-heart Ron Howard masterpiece EDtv, is available here. Enjoy!
Monday, April 13, 2009
Movie Review: Mean Girls
Here it is, the one you've all been waiting for: my review of the 2004 Lindsay Lohan opus Mean Girls is available here.
Actually, if you're looking for a light comedy aimed at the 15-30 set, you cold do a lot worse than this. The script is wittier than it has any right to be, thanks in large part to screenwriter Tina Fay.
Actually, if you're looking for a light comedy aimed at the 15-30 set, you cold do a lot worse than this. The script is wittier than it has any right to be, thanks in large part to screenwriter Tina Fay.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Before Their Time: The Fountain
As promised, here is my latest Before Their Time column from Box Office Prophets, this week taking on the sci-fi drama The Fountain.
Blu-ray Review: The Last Metro
After a couple weeks off, I have a new review posted today for a lovely French film from 1980 called The Last Metro. Check it out here.
Stay tuned for a new edition of Before Their Time coming soon!
Stay tuned for a new edition of Before Their Time coming soon!
Monday, March 16, 2009
Before Their Time: Almost Famous
My latest Before Their Time column is available here, and deals with Cameron Crowe's masterwork Almost Famous.
I recently interviewed actor/writer/director Frank Whaley, perhaps best recognized by audiences from his breakout perfomance in Swimming With Sharks, about his latest effort New York City Serenade. I've also reviewed the movie, so I'll link to both once they're posted.
I recently interviewed actor/writer/director Frank Whaley, perhaps best recognized by audiences from his breakout perfomance in Swimming With Sharks, about his latest effort New York City Serenade. I've also reviewed the movie, so I'll link to both once they're posted.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Public Enemy Number One
Holy crap.
The trailer to Michael Mann's upcoming crime epic, Public Enemies, has been released online, and it looks like Heat set in the 1920s. I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it.
Starring Johnny Depp, looking like himself in a movie for the first time in a while, and Christian Bale, who's also in this summer's Terminator: Salvation, I really hope this is the big hit Mann needs to keep making his exceptionally well-crafted films: Miami Vice held big promise a couple of years back, but didn't make the box office that it's high budget called for.
Public Enemies blasts its way onto movie screens July 1.
The trailer to Michael Mann's upcoming crime epic, Public Enemies, has been released online, and it looks like Heat set in the 1920s. I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it.
Starring Johnny Depp, looking like himself in a movie for the first time in a while, and Christian Bale, who's also in this summer's Terminator: Salvation, I really hope this is the big hit Mann needs to keep making his exceptionally well-crafted films: Miami Vice held big promise a couple of years back, but didn't make the box office that it's high budget called for.
Public Enemies blasts its way onto movie screens July 1.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
My new column
I've been invited to write a column for BoxOfficeProphets.com, and so I have. Check out Before Their Time, focusing on influential movies that were under-appreciated upon release, right here.
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