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Sarah Marshall Marketing Backlash

Does FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL’s annoying marketing campaign a sign that “viral” marketing has taken a turn for the boring? Or is the bloggy rage it’s inspiring just another hint that the bloom is somewhat off the Apatow rose?

BlogNosh 01/04/08

In this edition: special effects, the trials of DRM, and the *real* reason why BE KIND REWIND was bumped. Maybe.

The Difference Between Best Comedy and Funniest Movie

Some Like it Hot, while others like it cold. Some like it well-written, while others simply want to laugh.

The Best Mainstream Movies of 2007

Thank goodness for critics who like stuff besides slow-moving artsy-fartsy films.

2007: The Year Both Sides Had it Their Way

The abortion issue seemed less heated up on the big screen this year, probably because both sides could equally interpret the movies as favorable to their agenda.

The Golden Globe Backlash Is the New Oscar Backlash

Is Knocked Up the biggest snub of the year? Or does it deserve the nothing it received from the Hollywood Foreign Press?

What Will Be the Most Mainstream Best Movie of the Year?

Let’s look at the most critically acclaimed Hollywood hits and see what will be the most obvious and what will be the most embarrassing picks on 2007 year-end lists. I challenge anyone to be ballsy enough to avoid being obscure or predictable and really tell us what they enjoyed this year.

BlogNosh 12/10/07

Armond White vs. digital video, Dennis Kucinich as Seth Rogen, and other tragedies minor and major from today’s film blogs.

Heigl Jumps On KNOCKED UP Backlash

Six months later, the KNOCKED UP realism debate continues.

Armond White Defends Tyler Perry, Trashes Judd Apatow

After explaining why Lionsgate declined to screen the film for critics, Armond White begins his review proper of Why Did I Get Married? on contrarian autopilot: “Most critics don’t ‘get’ Tyler Perry basically because most critics are whites who are not only clueless about Perry’s African-American culture, but unsympathetic to his particular expression.” Okay, probably. [...]