If you’re in the New York City area, the IFP’s Independent Film Awards Series has some standout events running through December 6. And the top price for any single event: just $12. Some are even free. How’s that for recession-proof? Go to the IFP site and click on “Public Film Series”.
Here’s what caught my eye:
Tonight, […]
Immediately after Senator Obama became President-Elect Obama, I wondered if he was the most recognizable human being in the world. If he’s not, he’s certainly the most popular, as evidenced by the way movie marketers try to latch on to his presence, his hope, his vibe.
:: From 20th Century Fox
Headline: Will Obama Pick A Marley […]
Now, here’s something interesting. This film played at Sundance and several other film festivals two years ago and is just now coming to theaters. Not only that, it will be available through Video-on-Demand for you to enjoy in your very own home. This little indie gets its chance and I can only hope that means […]
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When Quentin Tarantino puts his name on a movie as executive producer, it’s usually for a genre he admires – like Killing Zoe, Hostel, Iron Monkey, to name a few. The next case in point: Hell Ride, a […]
This weekend: Kevin Smith. Guy Ritchie. Two fellas with auspicious debuts (Clerks and Lock, Stock,… respectively), solid fan bases and trademark styles. Smith’s newest comedy has him poised to finally deliver a big box office hit; Ritchie’s latest crime adventure reverts back to what got him here, holding on to a career that’s always had potential.
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When I first saw this trailer, I wondered if it was serious. A movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme called…Jean-Claude Van Damme? Turns out they’re in on the joke. In the same vein as Being John Malkovich, JCVD straddles that line between reality and fantasy looking at a day in the life of a celebrity. Well…a […]
