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Keep Yr Sexual Fantasies About Neitzsche to Yrself. BlogNosh 07/08/08

Plus: A YouTube novice checks out the Screening Room, and Quentin Tarantino buys himself some more time before the freefall into total irrelevancy.

Color Correction and Conflict Avoidance. BlogNosh 07/07/08

Why you didn’t see the SPEED RACER you should have seen (if you saw it at all). Plus: spats in the blogosphere and on the streets of New York, real and invented.

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.

10 Movies, 10 Years: NYC in the ’90s

THE WACKNESS brings us back to New York City in the ’90s. Here, I bring you back to the same decade with 10 films that represent that time and place best.

Viral Marketing Recreates the ’90s. Clip of the Day

Public-access was the YouTube of yesteryear, as evidenced in this promotional clip for The Wackness.

Iron Man to Battle the MPAA Over TV Ads

You may have taken your kids to see Iron Man, but were you OK with them seeing violent ads for the blockbuster during their favorite TV shows?

Tribeca 2008 Recap

The good, the bad, and the inexplicable from ten days at the Tribeca Film Festival.

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 [...]

Penelope Cruz Joins in Bizarre Ben Kingsley Fetishism Trend

The Ben Kingsley-as-seducer of young women trend is going to get worse before it gets better.

FULL HOUSE Avant-Garde. Clip of the Day.

The Onion’s A.V. Club says this deserves to “float around the ‘ol blogosphere,” and I agree. Because if we can get enough people to support experimental films based on scenes from TV’s Full House, then one day I’ll be able to watch Candace Cameron and Dave Coullier on a big screen at Anthology Film Archives [...]