This week we discuss Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Marion Cotillard in The Dark Knight Rises, $30 for an early home screening, Matthew Vaughn not understanding human proportions, Game Of Thrones, Adam falls asleep during Tron: Legacy, Scream 4, Mortal Kombat’s viral video, and Will Ferrell being on The Office.
This week we discuss Aronofsky leaving Wolverine, The Super 8 Trailer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is cast as no one in The Dark Knight Rises, Wonder Woman is not a natural brunette, Conan The Barbarian Trailer looks awful, and then SXSW Film 2011. Breachcast 79 – Jesse and James Suck Digg Stumble Upon Del.icio.us Buzz
I figure if I just wear a fedora with a “PRESS” card in the band, I can get into at least a few screenings. Right? Until then, I’ve found a better media center for to steal my news. No noisy kids or students. No chess clubs or parental invasions. Just a hot asiago pretzel and iced white mocha. Extra shot. Light ice. And a window seat with a sill. And wifely company. Exactly how theft should be.
This week we discuss our thoughts on images coming from the Green Lantern and Thor films, Mark Ruffalo playing The Hulk in The Avengers, Adam’s new favorite pictures from the new Conan The Barbarian film, Kevin Bacon joining X-Men: First Class, Bill Murray Being Awesome, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and Inception, Inception, Inception!
This will be a strange review for a number of reasons but mainly because of the recommendation I’m about to give. I think to fully grasp everything that’s going on in Inception and fully appreciate it, you have to see it twice. Now realize that I say that without actually having seen it twice myself [...]
This week we discuss early Inception reviews, the end of M. Night, Twilight making a ton of monies, Spiderman’s new star, shady accounting practices with Harry Potter movie, Mad Max getting a does of WETA, Scream 4, no more Bond, The Walking Dead, The Karate Kid (2010), Knight and Day, Louie, Veronica Mars, and Hulu Plus.
It’s kind of crazy that with each factoid I turnover on this film, I get even more confused. Not that this trailer does anything to clear it up, but it’s nothing if not enthralling.
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This article is what’s left of the 21 movies I saw during SXSW 2010. I’ve lumped them all together here because either I didn’t get to finish them, I don’t feel smart enough to write about them properly, or they just weren’t as engaging as some of the rest.
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After seeing 500 Days of Summer this past…uh…summer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt being generally bad ass in that movie reminded me that there was another movie of his that I had wanted to see. That movie was Brick, a film from ’05 that I fully intended to go see in theatres but actually didn’t get around to [...]
I was never much of a G.I. Joe action figure guy.  I was more into Star Wars and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.  I was, however, friends with a group of kids that were hardcore Joe fanatics.  They had, what looked like, HUNDREDS of G.I. Joe action figures and plenty of vehicles to stick their plastic [...]
It seems like every “independent” film released these days can have its origin traced back to Garden State.  Take 500 Days of Summer for instance; here are the points it crossed off the list in the hopes to appeal to that same audience- Copious amounts of eclectic music, flowing right from the first frame. Characters [...]
From the guy that wrote the Samuel L. Jackson epic, Snakes on a Plane, comes Women In Trouble! We had time to kill before watching Drag Me to Hell, so we watched a film we knew absolutely nothing about.  Women In Trouble is a set of interlocking stories chronicling several women over the course of [...]
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