Out of town this week looking after the Latin American Film Festival and catching up with friends. And watching a few films. Normal service, such as it is, will be resumed when I get back, late Monday-ish.
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April 2007
This week’s illustrated Capital Times film review: SUNSHINE (Danny Boyle); SNOW CAKE (Marc Evans); FERPECT CRIME (Ãlex de la Iglesia); CURSE OF THE GOLDEN FLOWER (Yang Zhimou); DISTURBIA (D.J. Caruso). No links this week, sorry, big day tomorrow and I need my beddy-byes.
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Loath as I am to let the real world intervene in this little oasis of semi-relevance (and as uncomfortable as I am about pimping my commercial activities here), I feel bound to let you know about a couple of important entertainment options I have a role in. Firstly, my company, Miracle Pictures, is producing the 6th […]
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This week’s Capital Times film review featuring 300 (Zack Snyder); Stomp the Yard (Sylvain White); TMNT (Kevin Munroe); Meet the Robinsons (Stephen J. Anderson); Vitus (Fredi M. Murer); The Namesake (Mira Nair). 557 lavishly illustrated words of wisdom with links to the official sites for each film.
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A A Gill goes to Tasmania (from The Times): No creature has grown so snugly into its name as the wombat, and they have this remarkable poo. It’s square. Wombats lay organic dice – they have special bones in their backsides for squeezing and shaping and slicing. The reason for the cubic turd …
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This week’s Capital Times film review: Mr Bean’s Holiday (Steve Bendelack); Twice Upon A Time (Antoine De Caunes); Pan’s Labyrinth (Guillermo Del Toro); The Illusionist (Neil Burger); Breaking and Entering (Anthony Minghella).
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