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News Bites: Pixar and Pixels
It’s the end of May, and it’s also the end of the work week for most people. Which is to say, it’s Friday, and it’s time for the News Bites. Disney and their subsidiaries are dominating the news this week, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ang Lee, Big Hero 6, Chris Columbus, David Yates, Día de los Muertos, Disney, entertainment, Espen Sandberg, Finding Dory, Frozen, Good Dinosaur, Grumpy Cat, Guardians of the Galaxy, Henry Cavill, Inside Out, Jack Black, James Bond, James Bond 24, Joachim Rønning, John C. Reilly, Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Marvel Comics, Monsters University, movie news, movies, news, Nicholas Winding Refn, Non-Stop, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Pixar, Sam Mendes, Shane Black, Tom Cruise, Tom Hooper, Will Ferrell
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Favorite Films: Excalibur
“The Dark Ages. The land was divided and without a king. Out of those lost centuries rose a legend… of the sorcerer, Merlin… of the coming of a king… of the sword of power: Excalibur” Fantasy, particularly high fantasy, is … Continue reading
High Spirits
In Neil Jordan’s 1988 film High Spirits, Peter O’Toole stars as Peter Plunkett, last heir and owner of Plunkett Castle in Ireland. Peter is desperately trying to drum up tourism in the castle, as maintenance costs and an outstanding mortgage … Continue reading
Weekly Weblinks: Willis and White Whales
It’s the first Friday in October, and you know what that means! Being Friday means it’s time for the Weekly Weblinks, and being October means there’s a lot of spooky and scary content to be shared. From other bloggers, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Awards, Adam Sandler, Albert King, Alfred Hitchcock, All You Need is Kill, blogging, Bruce Willis, Chic, Deep Purple, Donna Summer, Emily Blunt, entertainment, Frankenstein, Frankenweenie, Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 3, Giants, Guillermo del Toro, Heart, Hotel Transylvania, Hulk, Ivan Reitman, Joan Jett, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kraftwerk, Liam Neeson, Looper, Lost Horizon, Lynne Ramsay, M. Night Shyamalan, Marvelettes, Meters, Mobius, Moby Dick, movies, N.W.A., news, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Procol Harum, Proof, Public Enemy, Randy Newman, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rush, Seth MacFarlane, Simon Sharp, Taken, Taken 2, Taken 3, Television, Tim Burton, Tom Cruise, Tom Jenkins, TV, VHS
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Darkman
The warning signs were there. There are certain little signs that can be used to tell if a superhero movie, or at least a film on a similar theme, is going to be bad. Mixed reviews from the audience. Status … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, 2 Stars, Colin Friels, Darkman, Frances McDormand, Jessie Lawrence Ferguson, Larry Drake, Liam Neeson, movies, reviews, Sam Raimi
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The Dark Knight Rises
When I first saw the trailers for Batman Begins, I felt a mixture of anticipation and apprehension. I wanted a new Batman movie, one that would be true to the character as well as being a good movie overall. But … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010s, 5 Stars, Anne Hathaway, Batman, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, Dark Knight Rises, DC Comics, Gary Oldman, Jonathan Nolan, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Liam Neeson, Marion Cotillard, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, movies, reviews, Tom Hardy
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Favorite Films: Batman Begins
“Why do we fall sir? So we might learn to pick ourselves up.” By the end of the 20th century, the Batman film franchise had fallen quite far indeed. The 1989 film Batman, directed by Tim Burton, had been a … Continue reading
Gangs of New York
How does a film garner ten different Academy Award nominations and then walk away with a goose-egg? Looking at the 2003 Oscar results, it appears that Chicago razzle-dazzled Gangs of New York out of several of the awards it was … Continue reading
News Bites: Encyclopedia Brown and the Planeteers
Another Friday morning, another weekly assortment of news bites, serving up the latest in movie and entertainment news. I’m going to be cutting the introduction short this week so I can just get on with things, as I’ll be away … Continue reading →