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![[MIFF ’11] Armadillo (2010)](https://supermarcey.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/armadillo1.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[MIFF ’11] Armadillo (2010)")
I have seen a lot of films about war, but nothing quite compares to Armadillo. Most films of the sort seem to have some kind of agenda, and don’t quite show all the sides to what is going on. Armadillo is a documentary, its only agenda is to give you a first hand look at … Continue reading
Dir: Richard J Lewis Starring: Paul Giamatti, Dustin Hoffman, Rosamund Pike, Minnie Driver, Bruce Greenwood, Scott Speedman and Rachelle Lefevre The Film As you might have guessed from the title, Barney’s Version tells the story of a man named Barney (Paul Giamatti). We first meet him as an older man, he works in television production and … Continue reading
TV and cinema have a rocky relationship. Although both the same on the surface – both audio/visual mediums – they have their own formats, narrative styles and genres that are sometimes incompatable. Whilst many assume that making the jump between the two should be easy, but the results are more often than not terrible (I … Continue reading
Awesome Film Poster Of The Day #441 Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid
“Save Me” by Amiee Mann (from MAGNOLIA) – Bede Jermyn
NOTE: Sorry that I’m really late with mine this month, I been so busy the lastfew weeks that I only had a chance to it until now. Number of Movies Seen This Month: 50 Number of Movies Seen This Year (so far): 274 5/5 – Excellent A Simple Plan X-Men: First Class 4.5/5 – Really Great … Continue reading
Dir: Matt Osterman Starring: Sasha Andreev, Michelle Bergh, Max Hauser and Matthew Feeney The Film Phasma Ex Machina or Ghost From The Machine is an independent sci-fi/paranormal film, and I am happy to report it is actually a rather good one. Time and again a film comes along, that on the surface appears to be one thing and … Continue reading
*Review contains HEAVY spoilers* What went on in the movie: (Set during World War II) When puny Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) gets his shot to train for the army, he surprises everyone by demonstrating his lack of fear during a training exercise. He then is selected for a scientific experiment that will enhance his cellular … Continue reading
Awesome Film Poster Of The Day #440 Creepshow
Awesome Film Poster Of The Day #439 The Dark Crystal
Cold Fish Cold Fish can certainly lay claim to being one of the most unique and completely off beat serial killer films I have ever seen. This was my first venture into the works of director Sion Sono (who also wrote the screenplay with Yoshiki Takahashi), having heard positive things about his previous films, I … Continue reading
Hobo With A Shotgun “You and me are goin’ on a car-ride to hell… and you’re riding shotgun!” Hobo With A Shotgun was a modern version of the exploitation films from the 70’s and early 80’s, it is the second film to be made from the Grindhouse faux trailers (the first being Machete). So can … Continue reading
I’m here at Comic-Con this year for the first time, I figured I’d start it off with a big bang and go catch the very first public screening of “Captain America: The First Avenger” which turned out to be a riot of epic proportions. Chris Evans himself addressed the crowd and there was over 900 … Continue reading
The Beaver is at its core a film about mental illness, which includes a puppet. It does not sound terribly exciting when you put it that way, nor does it sound much fun. The film is rather interesting in some ways, yet it manages to be quite dark (in humour also) and verges on deeply … Continue reading
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