TCFF is just four days away and I've finalized the movies I'll be watching during the 9-day film fest. I'm just thrilled that there's quite an eclectic lineup we've got this year, practically there's something from every genre. I've blogged about some of them on this post, but below is my full schedule of what …
Continue reading Counting Down to TCFF! The Films I Can’t Wait to See
It's been quite a hectic start to October for me, but it's definitely going to be an exciting month with Twin Cities Film Fest just around the corner! I skipped the cinema this weekend, but it looks like people just can't get enough of bad ass Liam Neeson with his special set of skills. Taken …
TCFF Day 1: Preview Night of A Place At The Table TCFF Day 2: Reviews of The Sapphires & The Eyes of Thailand and It's A Disaster & Bro TCFF Day 3: Reviews of Quartet and We Are Wisconsin TCFF Day 4: Review of Minnesota Feature Finding Home TCFF Day 5: Review of The Sessions TCFF …
Hello folks, since October 5 2012 edition of Five of the Fifth happens to fall on Bond's 50th Anniversary, all the questions have a SPY theme in honor of our super spy 007. As is customary for this monthly feature, I get to post five random news item/observation/poster, etc. and then turn it over to …
Continue reading Five for the Fifth October 2012: Spy Edition
In case you didn't know, October is Bond month as the producers are celebrating the UK premiere of Dr. No on October 5, 1962. So, as part of Bond's 50th Anniversary, I thought I'd invite two of my friends and fellow Bond fan Michael from It Rains... You Get Wet and FC's staff Ted S. …
Continue reading 007 Chatter: Discussing the enduring appeal of James Bond
It's been quite a year for 31-year-old young thespian Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He's got four movies opening this year alone, including one mega-blogbuster The Dark Knight Rises. It's a testament to his versatility that he's played a supporting role in two (TDKR and Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, out later this November), and a starring role in two …
Continue reading Joseph Gordon-Levitt Special: Premium Rush & Looper Reviews
... Greetings, all and sundry. Allow me a few moments to entertain and possibly elucidate in an arena that all actors and actresses dream of. To be given a secondary role in a film with a strong lead, a better than decent story and a budget and director worthy of telling a story well. In …
Continue reading Small Roles Big Performances: Don Cheadle in Devil in a Blue Dress (1995)
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