Irish Blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
And so after the wait, the hype, the tragedy and the expectation, finally The Dark Knight is amongst us. Can it possibly live up to the anticipation and hope that, just for once this year, we’d be treated to a big summer movie that could engage with your mind as well as your desire for explosions, car chases and super heroes doing super heroic things? Of course it does. As Christopher Nolan proved...
AppzDrive.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
I am looking for the following Movie related sites with at least 5k to 10k uniques visitors daily! If you can’t produce that then please don’t bother. Let me know the URL and Traffic Screenshots in a PM. Thanks PR5 with many inner PR5’s and 4’s is what I have to trade
A Chequer-Board of Nights and Days (Free subscription) | 57 minutes ago
Excellent plot? Check. Superb acting? Check. Gripping dialogue and storytelling? Check. Brilliant direction? Check. Perhaps...
TeenHollywood.com (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
We've got a review and interview on a brand new teen documentary.
mac.ro (Free subscription) | yesterday
Posted by Dennis Sellers By Ramona Bissudo It may be called Space Chimps , but the film is actually a sacrificial lamb. Why else would the studio release it the same weekend The Dark Knight and Mamma Mia! open—and when Wall-E and Kung Fu Panda , two other animated films, are still going strong?
FlickFilosopher.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Does life change after high school, or is it just more of the same old shit? Seems to me it must be a little bit of both...
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
"The X-Files: I Want to Believe," the sequel to the 1998 "X-Files" movie and the hit '90s TV show of the same name, should really be called "The X-Files: I Can't Believe THIS is What They Came Up With."
Love B. Scott (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mamma Mia: I had the opportunity to watch Mamma Mia at a private screening before the movie was released last week. This romantic comedy was interesting to watch besides the fact that I cringed at hearing most of the actors/actresses sing. When everyone was not messing up the ABBA hits, the movie was rather enjoyable. [...]
CultureFeast (Free subscription) | yesterday
When I went to see The Counterfeiters at Magnolia a few months ago, I saw the poster for The Fall. It caught my eye as I was headed to the ladies room before the movie started. I stood transfixed by the poster. I’m not really sure why; I just stared at it a few moments, [...]
The-F-Word.org (Free subscription) | yesterday
“disFIGURED” bills itself as a film about “women and weight,” but this is no chick flick of women bemoaning the sad, fat state of their thighs. Two women with overlapping insecurities – one is struggling with anorexia, the other with emotional overeating and morbid obesity – embark on an unlikely friendship in Glenn Glers’ [...]
Challies Dot Com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Kirk Cameron totally stood me up. “Come to a screening of my new movie,” he says. “I’ll be there and it would be fun to meet up.” So off I went yesterday, along with Aileen and our friends Julian and Stacey (yes, I think all of my friends have their own blogs), to attend a pre-screening of Fireproof in Buffalo, New York. But conspicuously absent was Kirk. He was a no-show. It hurt. (Though shortly...
DATA news (Free subscription) | yesterday
In Julian Schnabel’s grimly majestic concert film “Lou Reed’s Berlin,” Mr. Reed wears the deadpan smirk of a Zen master who has endured punishing Buddhist training.
The Roman Sacristan (Free subscription) | yesterday
I just got back from watching the new Batman flick "The Dark Knight." First impression? Pretty darn cool! One caveat I will give is that I am pretty surprised it was only rated PG-13. I think R would have been more appropriate. It had some pretty disturbing scenes and situations. And the body count was very high. I also think one character (other than the Joker) could easily freak out the kiddies (and...
MoviesOnline! (Free subscription) | yesterday
Im a massive Jack Ketchum fan. I send him love letters everday saying how much I love his books and also his films. If you have not seen LOST or Girl Next Door then you have never been truly violated. In all seriousness I dont send him love notes but I do love his movies. Serena at HM.ca had a chanc...
JSOnline (Free subscription) | yesterday
CD ReviewsA roundup of new music releasesBuddy GuySkin DeepSilvertone/ZombaAt 72, Buddy Guy remains a vital link to the glory days of the Chicago blues, a swaggering ax man who can still burn down the house with his Strat. It’s a big reputation, and for the first half of Guy’s new album, “Skin Deep,” he lives up to it in fits and starts. That stinging guitar is still there, as is the oversize personality:...
