The Silver Screen From Where I’m Sitting – Part #2 The Cost Of Going To The Movies
For those of you who have been reading The Movie Blog for at least 2 years or more, you may remember that at one ...
The Movie Blog’s 10 Worst Films of 2006
I think most people agree that 2006 was a horrible year for film. Oh, there were a few bright spots (see my post tomorrow ...
Ice Age 2 Reviews
While not in the same league as any of the Pixar films, I thought the first Ice Age was enjoyable, and not surprisingly when ...
Around The Web – February 20 2006
Here are some of the other news bits floating around the web today: – Godfather actor Richard Bright dies The man was hit by ...
24th Hong Kong Film Award Winners
The 24th Hong Kong Film Awards were held yesterday, and two films really swept the board. 2046 and Kung Fu Hustle, as they wire ...
Michael Eisner: Not So Bright
Pardon me if I sound a little smug about this, it’s just that I am … Last week I threw a little comment onto ...
Toronto International Film Fest in 5, 4, 3, 2……
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s that time of year and I’m broke. I’m not kidding, if you want to help send a starving artist to ...
The Merry Gentlemen Review: A Missed Step in Christmas Charm
Romantic comedies, especially those set during Christmas, thrive on warmth, charm, and a sprinkle of holiday magic. Unfortunately, The Merry Gentlemen, directed by Peter ...
Magpie Review: A Neo-Noir Love Affair
Sam Yates’ Magpie swoops into the neo-noir genre with a sharp, melancholic edge, presenting a story of love, obsession, and misplaced priorities. With Daisy ...
Saturday Night Review: A Disappointing Look At Iconic TV
Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night is a biographical comedy-drama chronicling the tense, chaotic evening leading up to the 1975 premiere of NBC’s Saturday Night—the show ...
Megalopolis Review: A Bold, Ambitious Dream of Utopia
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis dives into a reimagined 21st-century New York City, now transformed into “New Rome,” where lofty dreams clash with political ambition. ...
Sweetpea Review: Ella Purnell Is Darkly Irresistible
In Sweetpea, creator Kirstie Swain masterfully adapts CJ Skuse’s sharp and twisted novel into a gripping dark comedy-drama for Sky Atlantic. Season 1 serves as ...
