Month: December 2009

Some of you who saw Sherlock Holmes over the weekend might agree with me that the teaser for Inception was ...

And it has all come down to this. All of the movies, all of the reviews, the box office, the ...

This has been making the rounds but it is kind of funny. By the time it gets to me it's ...

Two commenters got 100% for what I was looking for. Jeff and Brandon W. However, I must note that with ...

That's the title of Richard Corliss' piece in TIME, and I can't improve on it, except to add, "As if." ...

Interesting to see The Hurt Locker not only making an appearance on nearly every year-end Top 10 -- but on ...

Here are a few questions to warm the cockles and keep us frosty. You know, in January the fury begins ...

Avatar edged out Sherlock Holmes and took the Christmas box office. While The Blind Side is a film that both ...

Huffington Post's Michael B. Laskoff highlights Up and Avatar and the Capitalist perspective: As the year and the decade draw ...

Fellini biographer Charlotte Chandler writes of Nine: Rob Marshall has given us the definitive homage to Fellini, always in the ...

Thanks to our pal, Ziyad for making this: (click to supersize) Isn't it pretty? The numbers to pay attention to ...

Over the holidays I often check the muggle pulse beat by throwing down some movies with my family. My mother, ...

Taji wanted only one thing for Christmas, and he got it: Movie Magic. Have a phosphorescently festive holiday!

No, we're not talking about Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins (sob), but of those recent years where Picture and Director ...

There is also a yes and no poll definitely worth a look.

For better or worse, it is here. The first podcast by anyone is bound to be full of errors, and ...

Two winners. #186 Alex -- chose "Bright Star" for a Best Pic nomination #25 Sully - chose Viggo Mortensen for ...

HE points us to this vid for the films of '09. Loved the In the Loop moment. More Meryl Streep ...