January 2012
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Review of: The Grey.
The Grey introduces us to Ottway (Liam Neeson), a deeply broken and solitary man haunted by a past love. After boarding a plane to take him and his fellow co-workers out of Alaska, the plane experiences severe turbulence and rapidly crashes in the middle of nowhere. With only seven survivors, Ottway and these other men try to figure out what to do and how to survive the wildly unapologetic and...
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WatchString Variations, Vol. 7 - Playlist:
The Shape Of Things To Come by Bear McCreary.
Exodus by James Newton Howard.
La Piscina by Ludovico Einaudi.
Epitaph by Taro Iwashiro.
A Promise To Return (feat. Supernova Strong Quartet) by Bear McCreary.
Jimmy’s Breakdown by Jon Brion.
Six Hours by Abel Korzeniowski.
Prologue by City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
Enjoy!
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WatchTrailer for: God Bless America.
A film for all of those who saw the mediocrity and stupidity in America, like the Kardashians or anti-gay protests, and thought to themselves: “God, I’d really like shoot these stupid fucks.” The film looks awesome and hilarious.
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7 Wildly Ignored Performances of 2011.
It is no secret that the Oscars get more things wrong than right, that they are driven towards easily accessible and emotionally clear performances. Yes, every year a dark and challenging performance will sneak in and be recognized but let’s not kid ourselves, when those performances sneak it is either because a young beautiful actress is headlining them (i.e. Rooney Mara and Natalie...
I never know what the protocol is for fan mail, but anyway thanks! I loved the show and from now on I am going to introduce as many people as I can to it. The few I’ve talked think it’s too geeky for their taste, but I’m sure if play the “it’s like The West Wing in space with religion” card most people will at least be open to watch the first season. And I...
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: A Dangerous...
Even though I’ve seen most of David Cronenberg’s films, it wasn’t until he joined forces with Viggo Mortensen for A History of Violence that I became a genuine fan of Cronenberg. With that film he stepped away from his grotesque and horrific motifs towards much more grounded material drenched in violence and a bit of sex. With Eastern Promises he completely blew me away and...
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WatchLadies Night: The Before and After by Women Are Crazy.
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mollynator replied to your photo: So I just finished watching the finale of season 3…
I’m gonna start watching this series soon. My yoga teacher is obsessed with this show and reading your reactions just makes me wanna watch it more!
YOU HAVE TO! It is truly unlike any other show I’ve seen and the intrigue/mystery just keeps increasing with every episode. Once you do start let me...
frontier001 asked: *Chuckles* Welcome to BSG fandom, my friend. Welcome. ;) You want to know something really funny about how those folks where selected - or at least Tigh, I'm not 100% sure on all of them... they had an internet poll back in the day asking "who do you think is a cylon?" and Tigh finished DEAD LAST. Which is the reason they selected him, specifically, if not all of them to be one....
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Few Comments On The Oscar Nominees...
This is the first year the Oscars have royally pissed me off with the amount of quality films and performances they snubbed. No Michael Fassbender, no Drive, no Albert Brooks, no Tilda Swinton, no Charlize Theron, no Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross…
And all for what? To give the most overrated garbage to ever grace the screen (I’m talking about War Horse) multiple nominates?!...
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tredecim-stellae asked: found your blog through the underworld 4 review. i just had to drop by and tell you i strongly agree with what you had to say!
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: Underworld...
The Underworld franchise is in a lot ways similar to the Resident Evil films. There’s a beautiful and badass leading lady, the action is energetic and awesome, and overall you can safely call them mindless entertainment. However, the Underworld films have an edge over the Resident Evil films in that they recruit much better directors, more polish scripts, actors with calibre, the action is...
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tropicorange asked: Hi, do you mind critiquing "Martha Marcy May Marlene" film?
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A First Impressions Anecdote of: In Time.
As most of us are aware by now, Justin Timberlake is profusely attempting to become a bonafide actor. While mostly everyone agrees that his performance in The Social Network was great, he’s had a much harder time persuading us with his lacklustre performances in his other films. In Bad Teacher he was the weakest link and almost self-handlendly brought down the film, in Friend With Benefits...
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Review of: Young Adult.
In Young Adult, Mavis Gary (Charlize Theron) is in a rut, she has been recently divorced and find herself unable to finish the last book on her once popular young adult series. She attempts to drown her frustration and somewhat depressive demeanour with alcohol, but once she receives an e-mail of the newborn of her high school ex-boyfriend named Buddy Slade (Patrick Wilson) she formulates a plan...
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WatchTrailer for: Resident Evil - Retribution.
The Resident Evil franchise is a collections of films that either you love them or hate them. I personally love them even though I can safely admit that at their core they are bad films. However, as a guilty pleasure that’s not so guilty and as pure mindless action they are perfect. Say what want, but you can’t deny that this trailer looks...
mollynator replied to your video: Trailer for: Side by Side. This documentary…
i didn’t even watch the video yet but liked it cause i saw the tags for Keanu Reeves and David Lynch. haha
Haha it looks really, really interesting. Showing us how where we’re heading in cinema and to be honest, I’m just glad to see Keanu Reeves and David Fincher in the same film. More than enough...
