I wanted to title this entry “Favorite Peformances: Sharlto Copley as Wickus in District 9, or How to carry a film on your shoulders without looking as if you are trying” but brevity is the source of wit so I just decided to leave it as you see above. It’s always wonderful for cinephiles (and
This is the start of a new series on my blog called Favorite Performances, where I am going to be highlighting….well some of my favorite performances in film. All of these aren’t awards winners but normally they will have contributed something special to cinema. Although most weeks I will pick just one person, but after
I tried to think about how I would approach this review and my inner nerd just won’t let me write a “proper” review so I will just share my thoughts. 1. That movie was stunning and didn’t feel almost 3 hours long. 2.James Cameron is one of the Best directors of spectacle EVER. Titanic, Aliens,
With pretty engrossing story and beautiful score, Princess and the Frog manages to overcome some big pitfalls and develop into what should be a insta-Classic for Disney. This film reinvents the classic fairytale of kissing the frog prince by setting the story in New Orleans and giving us a new twist. When Tiana, a hard
Miracle at St. Anna: Must everything happen at the end? Editing is key. Chinatown: Jack is the man. Inspired to make neo-noir. Signs: Still scary to me. But I love the film
I have to start this review with a thanks to my cousin Brandon for getting me signed up for that 2 year subscription of Entertainment Weekly! That is the sole reason I knew about the EW screening of Up in the Air, so my thanks go to him. And now for the nitty gritty… Very