Now that Oscar is over and done with (well with some tittle tattle left over it seems), I for one am looking forward to upcoming movies! I better finish my list of anticipated list soon as March is here already, man where did the time go?? Anyhow, if you’ve been reading my blog regularly, you’d [...]
Archive for February, 2011
Poster of the Week: X-Men: First Class featuring Magneto & Xavier
Posted in Flix Posters, tagged Bryan Singer X-Men: First Class producer, James McAvoy Xavier, Matthew Vaughn, Michael Fassbender Magneto, movie posters, movies, new international character posters X-Men: First Class, X-Men: FIrst Class, X-Men: First Class character posters Magneto Xavier on February 28, 2011 | 29 Comments »
Musings on the 2011 Oscars… glad award season is over!
Posted in Flix News, tagged 83rd Academy Awards, Christian Bale Best Supporting Actor Oscar, Colin Firth Best Actor Oscar, Melissa Leo Best Supporting Actress Oscar, movies, oscar 2011, Oscar 2011 highlights, oscar winners 2011 on February 27, 2011 | 43 Comments »
Finally it’s here… the Oscars! But I’m more excited for the fact it’s the end of award season, so we can just all move on!! Ok, I got to admit I was quite blase about this year’s Oscar hosts, but you know what, both of them seem affable enough and the opening of them being [...]
Everybody’s chattin’ about Oscar — so who will bring home the gold naked statuettes?
Posted in Random Thoughts, tagged 83rd annual Academy Awards Sunday February 27, David Fincher for Best Director, Hailee Steinfeld True Grit, James Franco Anne Hathaway Oscar hosts, James Franco scoffs at Ricky Gervais' Oscar script, movies, Oscar predictions, Toy Story 3 for Best Animated Feature, which movie will win Best Picture Oscar? on February 25, 2011 | 29 Comments »
The climax to 2011 award season is upon us. The 83rd annual Academy Awards, will air live this Sunday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. ET. All the stars are busy getting their frocks/tux ready, every inch of their body from head to toe polished, and make sure every single line on their faces all Botox-ed [...]
Conspicuous Trailer of the Week: Certified Copy
Posted in Flix Trailers, tagged Abbas Kiarostami, Certified Copy movie, Certified Copy trailer, Juliette Binoche, Juliette Binoche wins Best Actress Cannes, movie trailers, movies, William Shimell Opera singer on February 24, 2011 | 15 Comments »
Happy Thursday, everyone! I was going to post my Oscar predictions but that’d have to wait until tomorrow. I realize I haven’t done a trailer post in a while, I guess consistency isn’t my strong suit, eh? Anyhoo, when I saw the poster for this, I was immediately drawn to it. Fittingly, the trailer also [...]
Everyone’s a Critic: Reviews of Coriolanus (2011) and Laura (1944)
Posted in Classic Flix, Everyone's a Critic, tagged Berlinale Coriolanus review, Coriolanus, Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney Vincent Price LAURA, Gerard Butler Coriolanus, LAURA (1944), Leonardo DiCaprio Shutter Island, movies, Ralph Fiennes Coriolanus, reviews, Vanessa Redgrave Coriolanus on February 22, 2011 | 33 Comments »
Welcome to another edition of Everyone’s a Critic! Today we’ve got two special reviews from two different genres, one is a Shakespearean modern adaptation, straight from its BERLINALE premiere (thank you Vanessa, you lucky gal!) and the other an Otto Preminger’s acclaimed classic noir (Preminger was nominated for Best Director Oscar for this film). In [...]
Ross vs Ross’ Best Picture Fight Club is Up – The King Speech Review
Posted in Flix Reviews, tagged Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush The King's Speech, movies, reviews, Ross vs Ross Best Picture battle, The King's Speech, The King's Speech review, Which film should win Best Picture Oscar?, why The King's Speech should win Best Picture on February 22, 2011 | 28 Comments »
Counting down to the Oscar this coming Sunday, and the boys from rossvross.com have gone a little Oscar crazy this week. A couple of weeks ago, Ross McG rounded up nine other bloggers (including his partner in crime Ross McD) for a ten-way Best Picture Oscar battle. Because there are so many movies – and because it [...]
Weekend Viewing Roundup: Empire of the Sun, Unbreakable
Posted in Flix Reviews, Weekend Roundup, tagged Bruce Willis Samuel L Jackson Unbreakable, Christian Bale Empire of the Sun, Empire of the Sun review, M Night Shyamalan, movies, Unbreakable review, Unbreakable sequel?, Unknown wins box office weekend on February 21, 2011 | 28 Comments »
Happy Monday all, and to my American friends, Happy President’s Day! Do you get the day off today? Fortunately I do, which is perfect timing as we just got dumped on more snow again this weekend. Yesterday was practically in blizzard condition right before I went to church around 11 am CST, and the snow [...]
Weekend Viewing Plans and Music Break: The King’s Speech Score
Posted in Music Break, Weekend Roundup, tagged Alexandre Desplat The King's Speech score, Liam Neeson, movie posters, movies, The King's Speech, The King's Speech soundtrack, Unknown and Taken movie posters, Unknown is basically Taken 2, Unknown movie Liam Neeson, weekend viewing on February 18, 2011 | 44 Comments »
Hello everybody, happy Friday! My office will be closed for President’s Day on Monday so it’ll be a three-day weekend, YAY! I haven’t been to the theater for a while. I think the last film I saw at the theater was The Fighter back in January, wow! Well, I don’t know if I’ll make it [...]
The Flix List: Seven Great Directors Working in Hollywood Today
Posted in Flix News, tagged best film directors, Christopher Nolan, David Fincher, great Hollywood directors, Martin Scorsese reteams with Leonardo Dicaprio again, movies, Quentin Tarantino, seven Hollywood directors working today, Steven Spielberg, Terrence Malick, The Coen Brothers on February 16, 2011 | 36 Comments »
By Ted Saydalavong A while back I wrote about hack directors working in Hollywood. Well, to balance things out, now how about some of the great ones who are still churning out some great films. I’ll also list some of their upcoming projects that I’m looking forward to see on the big screen. (rtm’s note: [...]








