27 Apr 2010, Posted by Zak Marlow in Articles, Film Reviews, Reviews, 6 Comments
What Roger Ebert is Full of (and Why He’s Full of it)
Roger Ebert’s claim that “video games will never be art” doesn’t stand on stable ground.
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22 Apr 2010, Posted by Zak Marlow in Articles, Film Reviews, Reviews, 0 Comments
“Kick Ass” Review
Matthew Vaughn’s superhero action comedy “Kick Ass” brings a lot to the table—and leaves behind a mess.
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25 Mar 2010, Posted by Takashi Doscher in Film Reviews, Filmmaking, General, 0 Comments
A Scene Analysis of “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”
A short essay, attempting to analyze masculinity and its role in the final scene of the Sergio Leone classic, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Continue Reading...22 Mar 2010, Posted by Alex Shofner in Articles, Film Reviews, 0 Comments
Trailer Trash: Repo Men
This movie looks dumb.
Continue Reading...22 Mar 2010, Posted by David Torcivia in Articles, Film Reviews, Filmmaking, General, 4 Comments
Canon DSLR’s Win Big at SXSW
Lena Durham’s Tiny Furniture, shot on a 7D, is the jury winner for best narrative feature at SXSW.
Continue Reading...17 Mar 2010, Posted by David Torcivia in Articles, Film Reviews, General, 0 Comments
Oscar Nominated Short – French Roast
The Oscar nominated French Roast is a delightful story of a French cafe.
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10 Mar 2010, Posted by Asher Emmanuel in Drama, Film Reviews, OP-ED, 0 Comments
Op-Ed: The Masked Grotesque
OP-ED from Ben Hodges on the movie Pan Labyrinth.
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05 Mar 2010, Posted by Alex Shofner in Articles, Film Reviews, Reviews, 0 Comments
Shutter Island Review
Shutter Island disappoints with the ending, but is entertaining otherwise.
Continue Reading...04 Mar 2010, Posted by John Merizalde in Articles, Film Reviews, General, 1 Comments
Last Day Dream
A man watches his life pass before him…
Continue Reading...26 Feb 2010, Posted by John Merizalde in Articles, Film Reviews, 0 Comments
The Runner – An ALS Story
The inspiring story of Jack Parker’s courageous journey with Lou Gehrig’s disease.
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