'Life of the Party'
A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
THE MOST EPIC POST OF MOVIE POSTERS EVER! {PART 1}
THE MOST EPIC POST OF MOVIE POSTERS EVER! {PART 2}
Fabulous couple of posts. She includes some theatre and TV posters too, but it's just awesome to see so many great posters all in one place. She also includes some foreign ones and others I hadn't seen before, like the Dark Knight poster of the Joker that looks just like the Harvey Dent one.
OK, that's the killer app that will finally move me to Blu-Ray.
If you're in the L.A. area and thinking of seeing I Love You Man, watching it at The Grove will result in a fun little bit of synchronicity.
And maybe I walked in at the wrong moment but Knowing seems scary as hell. I was doing my closing walk through and we're screening three movies at the moment. After I walked through the one screening Knowing I had to go back to I Love You Man for a few minutes before I felt brave enough to walk through an empty auditorium by myself. (Empty auditoriums are very spooky.)
And maybe I walked in at the wrong moment but Knowing seems scary as hell.
Huh. It was apparently shot in Melbourne.
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs trailer. It's *very* different from the book, but looks like a lot of fun.
Heh. The reviewer on the radio (Willy Waffle) this morning gave Knowing zero waffles. I'm a bit burned out on Nick Cage, there hasn't been much since National Treasure that I've had any desire to see. And even that was just a bright spot in an otherwise dreary and non-descript spell of his movies.
Empty auditoriums are very spooky
This is true.
I can't remember the last time I had any interest at all in anything Nic Cage was is. Putting him in it makes me not want to see it.
This happens with lots of actors, but in particular, everything Cage does these days plays (to me) like Nic Cage Pretends to be a Hit Man (Bangkok Dangerous), or Nic Cage Pretends He Can See the Future (Next), or Nic Cage Pretends to be a Comic Book Character (Ghost Rider), or Nic Cage Pretends to Save the World From Armaggedon (Knowing).
Which all just sounds like Nic Cage Wanks Onscreen for Two Hours.
yeah...sometimes you can become so famous that all we see is that.
I don't think it's solely due to fame. Russell Crowe is at least as famous for example, yet I generally perceive him as whatever character he's playing within the film.