Welcome to the last day of January, folks! Can’t believe one month in 2012 already gone by… but before we get into my birthday month of February, I thought I’d give a shout out to some of the notable blog series and new blogs I’ve been frequenting lately. Let’s get started shall we? Trilogy Thursday [...]
Archive for January, 2012
Everybody’s Chattin: Blog Series Edition
Posted in Everybody's Chattin', tagged Christopher Nolan, Circle of Friends, Everybody's chattin', favorite blog series, films, Last day of January, maltese falcon, Minnie Driver, movie blogs, movies, Oscar fever on January 31, 2012 | 25 Comments »
THIS JUST IN: ‘The Cold Light of Day’ first trailer
Posted in Flix Trailers, Upcoming Flix, tagged Bruce Willis, Henry Cavill, Mabrouk El-Mechri, movie trailers, movies, previews, Sigourney Weaver, The Cold Light of Day, The Cold Light of Day trailer on January 30, 2012 | 26 Comments »
As you know by now, our new Man of Steel Henry Cavill has been on my radar for a few years now. So a new movie starring him is ALWAYS a good thing. Throw in Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver into this fast-paced thriller and I’m definitely game! A young American (Cavill) uncovers a conspiracy [...]
Weekend Viewing Roundup: Margin Call and Another Earth
Posted in Flix Reviews, Weekend Roundup, tagged Another Earth review, Brit Marling, J.C. Chandor Margin Call, Jeremy Irons Margin Call, Kevin Spacey, Margin Call Best Original Screenplay Oscar, Margin Call review, Mike Cahill Another Earth, movies, reviews, weekend roundup, Zachary Quinto on January 29, 2012 | 31 Comments »
It’s been almost a month since I’ve last been to the cinema, but it’s customary for January as the new releases don’t interest me. I’m quite surprised to see the raves for The Grey however, Dan over @ FogsMovieReviews gave it a solid A, though Terrence @ The Focus Filmographer wasn’t as enthused about it. [...]
Music Break: Mozart in the Movies
Posted in Music Break, tagged Amadeus movie 1984, F Murray Abraham Salieri, movie music, movies, Mozart in movies, Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21, Mozart's 256th birthday, music break, The King's Speech soundtrack, Tom Hulce Mozart on January 27, 2012 | 25 Comments »
Today January 27th 2012, marks the 256th anniversary of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s birth. I listen to classical NPR to and from work a lot and they’re promoting a special program commemorating this event. Well, as my two of my all time favorite music genres are classical and soundtracks, I thought I’d sort of combine the two [...]
Fan-made Opening Credits of The Dark Knight Rises
Posted in Flix Trailers, Upcoming Flix, tagged Batman 3, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, fan-made opening credits, movies, The Dark Knight Rises, The Dark Knight Rises fan-made credits, Tom Hardy Bane on January 26, 2012 | 14 Comments »
I always love a good opening/closing credit sequence. I compile ‘em from time to time and make a favorites list like this one from last year. Seems like the excitement for The Dark Knight Rises just keeps on building. The fan-made posters since have been popping up since almost a year ago and now we’ve got a fan-made [...]
Upcoming Flix Spotlight: The Raven
Posted in Flix News, Upcoming Flix, tagged Edgar Allan Poe, Edgar Allan Poe Historic Museum Baltimore, James McTeige, John Cusack, Luke Evans, movies, movies about writers, The Raven 2012, The Raven poster, The Raven release date pushed to April 27, The Raven trailer on January 25, 2012 | 29 Comments »
Relativity just released this eerie-looking new poster for The Raven. Now, I still prefer this teaser poster that was released last July. I just think that one is much more creative and so brilliantly creepy. This new one isn’t not bad, I kind of like the subtle raven design on the title, but the wings reminds me a [...]
Oscar 2012 Nominations: The Good, the Bad and the WTF
Posted in Random Thoughts, tagged 2012 Oscar, 84th Academy Awards, best and worst of Oscar nominations, Hugo and The Artist sweeps Oscar nominations, movies, Oscar snubs 2012, the good the bad and the WTF Oscar nominations, Who's snubbed by 2012 Oscar? on January 24, 2012 | 51 Comments »
All right, now that the nominations are announced, it’s time to pick ‘em all apart You can view the full nominations here (thanks to Red Georges at AM). The Good: First off, I’m thrilled to see both Octavia Spencer and Viola Davis getting nominated for The Help! Now I’d be even more thrilled if Davis [...]
Musings on Oscar’s Best Picture Nominations… and My Predictions
Posted in Random Thoughts, tagged 84th Academy Awards, genre biases in Oscar Best Picture, how many Best Picture nominees in 2012, movies, Oscar Best Picture trivia, Oscar night, Oscar nominees, Oscar predictions, will The Artist win Best Picture on January 23, 2012 | 28 Comments »
Hello and welcome to the eve of the Oscar nominations or Oscar night, namely the night only Hollywood folks and movie buffs give a damn about Truthfully I almost forgot about the Oscar nominations if it weren’t for the Classical NPR station I listened to during rush hour traffic. They actually ran a special program [...]
Top Ten Favorite Actors with the Smoothest Voice
Posted in The Flix List, tagged actors with best voices, actors with smoothest voice, Alan Rickman, Anthony Hopkins, best voices in movies, Liam Neeson, movies, Patrick Stewart, Richard Armitage, Rufus Sewell, Timothy Dalton on January 22, 2012 | 104 Comments »
When I was in Junior High, I had a major crush on this guy whom I went on a Summer Camp with. Look-wise he’s quite perfect, with gorgeous dark hair and deep-set eyes. But then one day my friends and I ran into him in a parking lot. He rolled his car window down, lowered [...]
Featured Trailer: Keanu Reeves-produced Doc Side by Side
Posted in Flix Trailers, tagged documentaries, documentary about film vs digital, film vs digital debate, Keanu Reeves, movies, science art and impact of digital cinema, Side by Side documentary, Side by Side documentary trailer on January 19, 2012 | 26 Comments »
I’m always up for an intriguing documentary and this one looks to be a must-see for film fans everywhere. Produced by Keanu Reeves and directed by Chris Kenneally, it features interviews with powerful filmmakers in Hollywood, the likes of Martin Scorsese, David Lynch, Christopher Nolan, David Fincher, the Wachowski siblings, George Lucas, James Cameron, Steven Soderbergh, and [...]








