so i was reading over some of my old reviews deciding how i should start this new one, and i discovered that i disproportionately begin my posts with the word “so.” what’s the explanation? i figure it’s that in the world of the internet, we aren’t separated by time or distance, so much as we are [...]
I figured since I prolly wasn’t going to get out to see The Mechanic any time soon (even though I love they’re using a Quarashi song in the trailer), I might as well honor the awesomeness that is quickly taking it’s corporeal form in the shape of Ben Foster. Foster is the creepy dude in the [...]
This is the way the world ends. Not with a whimper but a bang. There’s no right place to begin with Southland Tales. The movie is Richard Kelly’s follow up to his cult hit Donnie Darko. In short … ok. There is no¬†short version. The story is pretty ridiculously complicated. But the plot? We can [...]
When I decided on Real Genius for this week, I swear, I didn’t even need to watch it again for a refresher. We all have a a few movies we’ve spent a quantifiable portion of our lives watching. Mine are Robocop, Walt Disney’s Robin Hood and Real Genius. I saw this most awesome comedy for [...]
I have no problem saying that I recommend certain people go see this movie, and that I completely and totally hate it. It’s hard to pin down exactly how I hate this movie. I mean I love everything about it. The acting is great. The screenplay is witty, but not that unbelievable kind of Wes [...]
This post begins a new weekly column here at The Breach.  Sleeper Cell will reflect movies that perhaps you missed or have always been meaning to watch but are too much of an asshole to place into your Netflix queue.  This could be a movie from 50 years ago or a movie from last year. [...]
On our trip to Seattle last week, we had time to attend the Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum in downtown Seattle. It turned into a rather awesome nerd-experience. I took as many pictures as I could and after the jump there is a slideshow of the exhibits.
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