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Daily Archives: February 17, 2013
Love Your Shorts Film Festival closing night
So at 7 tonight, at the Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center in Sanford, the finalists, the best of the best short films at the Love Your Shorts Film Festival, will be screened for festival goers AND a panel of judges. … Continue reading
Box Office: “Die Hard” wins President’s Day weekend, if this holds
I mean, it’s not really over until President’s Day, right? So “Die Hard” (over $36 million) could give a little bit of ground to “Identity Thief” and “Safe Haven.” “Warm Bodies” hung around in the top five, “Escape from Planet … Continue reading
Today’s Screening: “The Brass Teapot”
The plot of this indie dramedy reminds me a bit of that fantasy-thriller “The Box,” where Frank Langella is offering people this magical box with a button in it that allows you to collect big money, if you push … Continue reading
ACE — The Cinema Editors — honor “Argo,” “Silver Linings” and “Brave”
The American Cinema Editors give out awards for the best edited films and TV shows of the year. And this year, they went for “Argo,” “Silver Linings” and “Brave” in awards handed out Saturday night. And yes, that’s another Guild … Continue reading
Sound editors go for “Les Miserables” and…”Brave”
You’d swear there was this groundswell of support for Pixar’s summer animated film “Brave,” not the best-reviewed Pixar movie ever and far from Pixar’s biggest hit ever. The Cinema Audio Society honored “Brave” along with “Les Miserables” as their best … Continue reading
SNL presents the next “logical” Tarantino movie
“Djesus Uncrossed.” The D is still silent. From the movie maker with the growing Messiah Complex. A hoot.
