Mixed up
Timberlake as a producer sounds much less irritating than a Sleepless in Seatle musical. Timberlake is at least mildly amusing when he goes on SNL and late night talk-shows (he was the second best part of Jimmy Fallon's aweful show, right after the Roots).

Momlogic is Illogical
I'm not sure what is meant by the statement that "kids cant differentiate between Chris Brown and his songs". Does'nt that mean that kids will NOT vote for Chris Brown's song because of his actions, and would'nt most parents be pleased with that? If they do vote for Brown, does'nt that mean kids…

If Wes Craven Says So
If Craven says to give the Last House remake a chance, I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. The original Last House was a brilliant masterpiece of horror/thriller films. It was a sleazy, grindhouse, exploitation film made on the cheap with high-minded, art-house aspirations. In that…

Oh! By the way, here is you latest issue of Gigantic Asses.

How I miss Monstervision! It was my intorduction to the Warriors, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Lepus, Them!, and so many other classic drive-in movies. And how awesome was it whenever they would play the Warriors, then you would have this hillbilly guy explaining to you the journey thus far with a subway…

HaHaHa!
Dr. Cox! Jackhammer! Priceless!

Thats the Jud Apatow shool of pornography, Karatloz.

Well, a single Blu-ray disc can hold all the special features that a double disc DVD does. Fox would have to print two versions of the same movie in order to have a plain one for rental and a special one for retail, which is just ineffecient. The whole thing is pointless anyway, since most people are more likely to…

The Cost Issue
This seems like a rather pointless announcement on the part of Fox. I can tell you that since I've worked at a video rental store for a few years that most places only buy the single-disc version anyway since its a lot cheaper, and since all video rental businesses are struggling, its been almost…

Damn, Owl, you took my pick for Salt of the Earth! I was scanning the posts, hoping that no one already took my idea! What a great example of American neo-realism! Like great Italian neo-realism, it was shot entirely on location, with a cast of leads who actually lived the experience being presented on film. The movie…

Damn, I did it again!!!

Monster
I remember being mortified when I went with my Dad, my older brother who was onleave form the Army, and my brother's fiance to see Monster. Apparently, none of them had I clear idea what it was about, and since it was supposed to some family bonding experience, I pretty much had to go. Of course, Monster was a…

God damn it! I meant "political anarchism", not "politival"! And "he complains", not "hea"! Thats what you get when you try to rush through a post before class begins. My apologies to everyone.

JVS- The political commentary in V was an expression of Moore's very real and sincere belief in politival anarchism, and his sencere fear of Thatcher making England a fascist state. I agree with Moore when hea complains that V was transformed from an anarchist terrorist in the book to some vaguelly American style…

This review seems better than the general conscience
So far I have not read or heard any out-and-out rave reviews for this like the Dark Knight recieved. I think the Tomato-Meter is at around 60% or something. Perhaps this could FINALLY put Hollywood off on making any more Allan Moore adaptations (its not as if theres…

Cagliostro stands on its own, you dont need to be familiar with the series.

Willow
The best movie-to-board game adaptations has got to be Willow: The Game.

Ooh, the promos were right! Watch Fox, and be damned to Hell!

Is that the special that PBS always airs during pledge drives? Thats a fine concert. I would join just to get that DVD, if only I were'nt dead broke. A good friend of mine appears in that. Can you guess who?

I was genuinely terrified and was about to climb into my bunker, believing that the Y2K had just arrived, 9 years late. It could still happen!!