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Review: The Wackness

It’s an un-critical celebration of out-of-control adolescent male id. No wonder certain websites are, as they say, all up on its jock.

Journalist Starts Blog; Earth Spins Off Axis, Universe Explodes.

A journalist starts blogging; bloggers go apoplectic. Also: novice blogger Peter Bart still talking shit about blogs.

Peter Bart vs. The Dweebs

The VARIETY EIC says HULK is “boffo” with or without the approval of the “dweebs” who may or may not actually buy tickets.

THINKFilm & “Germ-alism”

Yesterday, I posted about Jamie Stuart’s In Spring, a video which had the filmmaker visiting the offices of THINKFilm and turning an interview with Werner Herzog (ostensibly occasioned by the impending release of Encounters at the End of the World) into––I thought––a brilliant piece of satire on the current state of indie film distribution in [...]

Peter Bart Joins Our Clan! BlogNosh 06/02/08

Plus: the Universal Studios fire somehow leads us to mashup of Public Enemy and D.W. Griffith.

Assorted NSFW. BlogNosh 05/27/08

3 things you should probably steer clear of whilst at the office. Unless your office is friendly to blatant slacking and/or erections.

Glenn Kenny’s New Blog

A day after learning and announcing that his job at Premiere.com had been eliminated, Glenn Kenny has already set up a new personal blog, free of association with Premiere/Hachette. Well, sort of: the subtitle on the TypePad blog is, currently, “Film writer Glenn Kenny’s own bought-and-paid-for-blog, thank you very goddamn much.” The title-title is Some [...]

Critics Watch: Glenn Kenny Out At Premiere

Another week, another dose of frustrating news about the state of film journalism. This morning longtime Premiere film critic (and occasional SpoutBlog commenter) Glenn Kenny used his blog to announce that his “position at Premiere.com is being terminated.” Glenn says he’ll keep up his Premiere-hosted blog if he can; otherwise, he’s looking for freelance work. [...]

Tribeca Review: The Wackness

I saw The Wackness (which has its New York premiere tomorrow at the Tribeca Film Festival) at a special screening held for the critics participating in the Moving Image Institute last week. Afterwards, Sony Classics president Michael Barker was asked about critical response to the film thus far. Barker disclaimed that “most major critics” hadn’t [...]

Che at Cannes: Anatomy of a Meme

“Why did everyone have Che wrong?” reads the headline at Variety’s festival blog The Circuit. “The headline all over last week’s Cannes prognostications were about how Soderbergh’s Che epic wasn’t going to make the Croisette,” Mike Jones writes. “Today, all the Cannes headlines lead with Soderbergh. Surprise, surprise: Che will storm the south [...]