“Seems Like Old Times” by Diane Keaton (from ANNIE HALL) – Bede Jermyn
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“Seems Like Old Times” by Diane Keaton (from ANNIE HALL) – Bede Jermyn
It is hard to ignore the very on the surface subtext with After Earth, it is a film about Scientology and that is not something you’ll see advertised. This is something that might not get noticed by those who are unfamiliar with Scientology, but if you know even a little those things will stick out. … Continue reading
“Dracula (1979)” While like Glenn Beck, I don’t have any actual substantive evidence to prove this, in 1979, Frank Langella fathered many children and didn’t even know it because of his role in this movie. I’m not going to waste time by bitching about how inaccurate this film is, partly because it has the same … Continue reading
If you judged The Internship by it’s run of the mill trailer, and figured it was just an advertisement for Google, well you’d not be wrong but that isn’t the entire picture. The film does have the word Google in it more than you’d care to hear or see, and it’d make for a drinking … Continue reading
“Nosferatu The Vampyre (1979)” While ostensibly a remake, Werner Herzog’s ‘Nosferatu The Vampyre’ is actually an art form masquerading as a horror. True, there is a sense of true dread permeating in every frame, but it’s not so much dread of a superficial movie sense, instead, it’s a dread that strikes close to home for … Continue reading
I love animated films, and sometimes I don’t always get to see them once they are first released. It has taken me a few years to finally sit down and watch Despicable Me, but I am really glad I did. This really is a very cute and enjoyable film, one for the entire family. It … Continue reading
Why Does It Exist? is a new column here at SuperMarcey.com that questions why something in film and/or television exists when it probably shouldn’t. Straight forward huh? Let’s go …. Why Does Street Fighter: The Legend Of Chun Li Exist? Why does Street Fighter: The Legend Of Chun Li exist? No I am being serious, … Continue reading
Dir: Kern Saxton Starring: Noah Hathaway, Tony Todd, Mark Hamill, James Duval, Andy Mackenzie The Film: The best way I can describe Sushi Girl is to say that it is deliciously fucked up. Some of the films cast members whom I had the pleasure of meeting liked that description, and in discussing the film with … Continue reading
A young woman develops a taste for human blood after undergoing experimental plastic surgery, and her victims turn into rabid, blood-thirsty zombies who proceed to infect others, which turns into a city-wide epidemic.”
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I do enjoy Baz Luhrmann’s offerings, he is a filmmaker who certainly defies convention and he definitely has his own style. It was not surprising to me when it was announced he would be adapting The Great Gatsby, the famous 1925 novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. From what I understood about the piece, it felt … Continue reading
It is almost hard to believe that we are up to the sixth instalment of the Fast And The Furious franchise. But we are, and Fast And Furious 6 is here and as a big fan of the series this one really delivered. Now I liked the first film, it was fun and the cast … Continue reading
“O Saya” by A.R. Rahman feat. M.I.A. (from SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE) – Bede Jermyn
American Mary has been on my radar for quite some time, not sure what took me so long to see it, on paper it screamed my name. I did my best to ignore the hype around the film, as I prefer just to go in and enjoy the film with a fresh mind. As I … Continue reading