SpoutBlog Week in Review
From the Golden Globes to HAROLD AND KUMAR, and back again. Plus, and end-of-the-week treat from Guy Maddin.
Butterknife stuffs: Ronnie Bronstein interviews Mary Bronstein about playing his wife both on screen and off and a video tribute by Michael Tully .This week on the podcast : Kevin and Paul talk about I Am Legend and the apocalypse, and Paul interviews Starting Out in the Evening director Andrew Wagner.Tell us you love us. Get the SpoutBlog widget.
The Golden Globes take the concept of “sharing the wealth” to ridiculous extremes. Chris’ predictions were pretty good, but he wonders: was the Knocked Up snub deserved ?Bluths in space! Five Possible Plotlines For Arrested Development: The Movie .
Swoon over a There Will Be Blood outtake .
Preston Miller’s Jones , screening at the Pioneer Theater this week, brings old-school New York sleaze back to the city.
Will Smith and teflon stardom .Is TMZ responsible for the Film of the Year ?
Tiffany has stalkers, and those stalkers have their own documentary .
Dance anarchy in Busby Berkeley’s Dames .I don’t think film critics should be talking about wanting to bang Diablo Cody . But that’s just me.
Chris contemplates making (and watching) a movie in Second Life .
Can the genius of Justin Timberlake preserve Southland Tales for future generations?
The New York Film Critics circle : the least mysterious prize-giving body to make news this week?Chris takes critics and award-givers to task for being too mainstream . Case in point: the ascension of Amy Adams .
Where’s Harvey Weinstein ?Rufus Wainwright does Judy Garland .Trailers: 10, 000 B.C .Mamma Mia! Harold and Kumar
The Brawndo meme continues –this time, with a little bit of Robocop weirdness thrown in.
This doesn’t technically belong in the WiR, but your blogger is in a epically bad mood today, and the above Guy Maddin short turned her frown upside down. Pass it along.
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