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Review: Quantum of Solace -- James's Take
Original at Cinematical
• Tue, Nov 11
By James Rocchi At this point, the most dangerous threat James Bond faces does not shoot from the barrel of a gun or glimmer from the lens of a laser but instead springs from the tightly-coiled engine of the audience's expectations. Any new Bond film has to not only compete with the films that have come befor...
Review: Hollywood Dreams Made Real: Irving Thalberg and the Rise of MGM, by Mark A. Vieira
Original at The Tennessean
• Fri, Nov 7
He was the "Boy Wonder" producer whose name never appeared on film credits. But he was responsible for classics including Grand Hotel, Night at the Opera and Freaks, and he made stars out of the likes of Clark Gable, Greta Garbo and Jean Harlow. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences...
Review: How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
Original at Cinematical
• Fri, Oct 3
By Jeffrey M. Anderson Simon Pegg stars as Sidney Young, an anarchic British journalist who runs his own tiny, gutsy rag, the Post Modern Review. He measures himself against the kinds of celebrities he can get close to, but also despises them and loves to poke holes in their images. When he runs a nasty story on a pow...
Review: College
Original at Cinematical
• Sat, Aug 30
By Eric D. Snider Filed under: Comedy, New Releases, MGM, Theatrical Reviews
Review: The Longshots
Original at Cinematical
• Thu, Aug 21
By Jette Kernion Last year I saw Gracie, a movie about a teenage girl who wants to play high-school soccer in the late 1970s, when the game was considered a males-only sport in America, and faces a lot of opposition from her school. I finished my review with the line, "If it were football, would we be agreeing m...
Opinion: Cult Comedy 'Valley Girl' to Be Remade as a MusicalOriginal at Cinematical
• Sat, Jul 19
By Jessica Barnes Filed under: Comedy, Music & Musicals, Romance, Deals, MGM, Remakes and SequelsSometimes it really does seem like Hollywood is out to ruin everything I have ever held dear. I know that's a bit of an overstatement, but every time a piece of news like this crosses my path, I can't help but...