You’ve been looking at Jessica Alba for years. Now it’s her turn to look back.
Your Blogger is having some computer issues this morning. While I get sorted, check out this blog post from Roger Ebert , in which he ponders the never ending Democratic primary in cinematic terms. “It must have been a species of torture for the anchors at CNN, who seemed caught in a Groundhog Day loop… The [...]
Twitch has a trailer for Tokyo!, the omnibus film with contributions from Michel Gondry, Leos Carax and Bong Joon Ho which will premiere next week at Cannes (ed. note: ahhh! I’m going to the South of France next week!). As far as trailers go, it’s not much of anything––it’s basically just footage of the [...]
John Cusack seeks celebrity endorsements for his anti-war debacle; hip girl celebrities who should know better find they can’t say no to a pleading Lloyd Dobbler.
I’m at a total loss for what to do with Addictive TV’s “remix” of Iron Man. I put “remix” in quotes because that word usually implies some kind of change in context and/or introduction of new elements; this is more of a reduction, a skimming of context and nuance in order to leave behind everything [...]
The evil yet beloved devilish little creatures return for a new commercial.
The first ROLFCon took place last week. The official website describes the gathering this way, “Mix up a bunch of super famous internet memes, some brainy academics, a big audience, dump them in Cambridge, MA and you’ve got ROFLCon.” It’s the most recent edition to a long list of fests and cons I would go [...]
April 29, 2008 – 12:03 pm
Four Eyed Monsters - Episode 9 - Shock
It’s been almost two years since the last “official”, non-news oriented episode of the Four Eyed Monsters video podcast. Today, IFC releases a new Four Eyed Monsters DVD, which contains the film, the previous 8 video podcast episodes, and five new episodes that finally pick up the Arin [...]
April 29, 2008 – 10:22 am
About a week ago, a YouTuber posted an unofficial music video for the first single off Scarlett Johansson’s album of Tom Waits covers, “Falling Down,” made up entirely of footage from Lost In Translation. Now the official video for the song is making the rounds (see above), and although it’s made up of all new [...]
A comparison between trailers of Tim Burton’s Batman and this summer’s The Dark Knight make the new film look like a remake of the old film.
