Daily Archives: April 10, 2013

Next Screening: It’s Ellen Page vs. Brit Marling in “The East”

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Roger Moore

Environmental terrorism, the 99% striking back at the 1%. Something along those lines. Ellen Page is spokesperson for a group, “The East,” that is striking back against polluters/exploiters, etc. with the gloves off. Marling seems to be a sort of … Continue reading →

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Jim Carrey IS “Ricky Stanicky”

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Roger Moore

Steve Oedekerk rejoins his “Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls” star Jim Carrey for “Ricky Stanicky,” a comedy about an actor hired to play the invented lifelong friend of several guys who have used his name as an excuse to skip … Continue reading →

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Johnny Depp “became” a Comanche before “Lone Ranger” hits theaters

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Roger Moore

Interesting back story from The Hollywood Reporter about Disney’s efforts, with the wholehearted cooperation of Johnny Depp, to fend off criticism from his playing the Comanche Tonto in the new “Lone Ranger” movie. He’s one of those Hollywood folk who … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: “Elysium,” the ultimate sci-fi expression of have nots vs. The Haves

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Roger Moore

Jodie Foster, Matt Damon, at last a sci-fi picture ABOUT something. The director of “District 9” has cooked up a vision of the future where the rich live in paradise and the 99% live short, miserable lives in hell. “Elysium” … Continue reading →

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Movie Review: History is made by the man who wore “42”

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Roger Moore

Earnest, righteous, historically accurate and often entertaining, writer-director Brian Helgeland’s “42” is pretty much all you could hope for in a Jackie Robinson film biography. Minus the excitement, which given how well-known Robinson’s story is to baseball fans, is no cardinal … Continue reading →

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