Archive for June, 2007

R.I.P. Film Critic Joel Siegel

June 29, 2007

Film Critic Joel Siegel died after a long battle with colon cancer. He and his little catch phrases will be missed.

The most offensive movie poster of all time.

June 19, 2007

This is sick. Over at the movie blog, they have posted this poster for the Dane Cook film, “Good Luck Chuck.” Well the designers of the poster have destroyed all of their humanity by spoofing one of the last photographs taken of John and Yoko, hours before his death. This reckless chance to make a [...]

First image from Be Kind Rewind

June 15, 2007

I can’t wait for this movie. Look it up if you haven’t heard anything about it, I assure it will be amazing. At least I hope so. It looks like they’re re-doing Ghostbusters in this scene. Enjoy!

Batman’s Got a New Suit!

June 15, 2007

Entertainment Weekly has a new picture of Christian Bale as Batman is a brand new suit. It looks a little over-detailed, but I still have faith. Click the image to see a much larger version.

Review: Paprika

June 7, 2007

Well…
Here’s a film that I would never have even considered ever watching. I’ve never been a big fan of Japanese animation. I don’t like all that big tear drops thing and all the creepy sexuality. I loved “Akira”, because it felt like a real sci-fi movie more than an anime. I also saw most of [...]

Poster: Synecdoche, New York

June 7, 2007

I’m really excited for this movie, a Charlie Kaufman film both written and directed by the man himself. I haven’t heard anything on a release date or seen any images from this film but a poster was recently shown. Here it is:

Review: Paul McCartney’s "Memory Almost Full"

June 5, 2007

My favorite album of 2005 was Paul McCartney’s refreshing “Chaos and Creation in the Backyard.” It was great to hear this rock n’ roll style Paulie that really sounded like the music he was making back in the early 70s with “Ram” and I instantly fell in love with it. His next album had a [...]

It was 40 years ago today…

June 1, 2007

I’d like to give a big happy birthday to one of the most important albums of all time and my favorite Beatles album, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”The album is absolutely incredible. It feels like a rock concert from beginning to end. It starts with the title song, introducing us to a new sound [...]