As discussed on this week’s The Reel Thing radio show, the task was to cast a Justice League film. My idea for the film is to have it be a mixture of a dark tone yet contain humor and a lot of heart. I chose my cast according to whom I could see in the … Continue reading
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[MQFF ’12] Leave It On The Floor
Leave It On The Floor was inspired by the documentary Paris Is Burning; it is a musical with a lot of flavour and attitude! Needless to say I had a great time with this film, the soundtrack is fantastic and the musical numbers are extremely well done and assembled. The story isn’t too unique, but … Continue reading
[Film Review] The Hunger Games
Unless you’ve been living under a rock lately, I am sure you’ve heard about The Hunger Games. The books are being read by just about everyone and the inevitable film adaptation has been made. But is it any good? In one word … YES! Now I haven’t read the book by Suzanne Collins, the first … Continue reading
[MQFF ’12] Absent (Ausente) (2011)
Absent (Ausente) is a film that kind of lives up to its title on the surface but when one digs deeper, it is anything but. I have to say I found this Argentinean effort to be quite interesting and it took me off guard. I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from it, and the … Continue reading
[MQFF ’12] Ballroom Rules (2012)
Ballroom Rules is an Australian documentary about same-sex ballroom dancing, and it follows several couples as they prepare and then compete at the Gay Games in Germany (2010). It is really great to see homegrown documentaries and this was such a great surprise. Ballroom dancing probably showed up on a lot of radar’s here after … Continue reading
[MQFF ’12] Becoming Chaz (2011)
Judging by the title of this documentary, subject matter is pretty obvious, it follows the journey of Chaz Bono (formally Chasity, the offspring of Sonny and Cher) as he makes the transition into the self he always knew he was meant to be. It is a very interesting documentary, and it certainly does not hold … Continue reading
DVD Review: Here I Am [M15]
Dir: Beck Cole Cast: Shai Pittman, Marcia Langston, Bruce Carter, Quinaiha Scott, Pauline Wyman. The Film: It’s no secret that I am a fan of Australian films. If you had read my writings over at the Recommendation section of this website, you have seen myself write a couple of times how much I am big … Continue reading
MadMan Theatrical Coming Soon Releases
Our friends over at MadMan Films have some great new releases coming out theatrically over the next couple of months. Check out what is on offer, and jot those dates down! BUCK – February 16th http://www.buckthemovie.com TYRANNOSAUR – February 23rd (Limited release exclusive to Cinema Nova) THE SOURCE – March 8th (Limited release exclusive to … Continue reading
Our Recommendations (February 14th 2012)
Every week the people of Super Website (Super Blog) will give you a recommendation of a Film, DVD, Bluray, Book, Soundtrack or any other item for you the readers to check out. Super Marcey Recommends: Superman The Movie I am as anti-Valentine’s as it comes, I think the day itself is rubbish, and just a … Continue reading
Super Podcast Audio Commentary Valentine’s Edition: Double Impact
Download HERE Welcome to another installment of the Super Podcast Audio Commentary Edition. This next Commentary is a special Valentine’s Day one, and what better way to spend the romantic holiday than to listen to Super Marcey and special guest Sean Clancy talk about ‘double the Van Dammage’ with Double Impact! It makes sense, the … Continue reading
Australian release Poster, Trailer and Clips for THE RAID
MadMan have released a brand new Poster, Trailer and Clips from the upcoming March 22nd release of THE RAID. You can check them all out below, and enjoy the awesome! Click to enlarge Trailer Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3
Contagion (2011) – Review by Garrett Collins
This film may have been my cure. The cure for what, you ask? I have been pretty vocal in other reviews about my discontent for the work of Steven Soderbergh. With his constant flashbacks, frantic camera angles, and disjointed way of telling a story, he has a style of filming that I have never been … Continue reading
The Woman In Black (2012) – Review by Garrett Collins
Truth be told, I have never been a big fan of haunted house stories. Sure, the occasional one will come along and knock me off my feet, but for the most part, people walking around houses seeing one thing, hearing another, doesn’t really get to me. Not to mention, these being Hollywood films, there is … Continue reading
[Review] Shame
I won’t lie, the appeal of Shame for me was really the fact that this was about sex addiction and the sex addict was Michael Fassbender. As a hot-blooded woman, yes I do find Michael Fassbender extremely attractive, but I am a huge fan of him as an actor. He has been so impressive over … Continue reading