Desperate singles get all tangled up when a compulsive internet dater loses track of her accounts. Directed by: Jake Greene and Natalie Irby Interview w/co-director Jacob 'Jake' Greene: 1. Tell us about your filmmaking background, how you got started in the business. I started making independent shorts and web series when I lived in Nashville, …
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Top 5 lackluster endings in big Hollywood movies
A couple of months ago I named my top 5 Spectacle Endings, well now I shift my focus on 5 movie endings that I thought lacked spectacle and excitement. As I mentioned on my last article, I love big Hollywood event/tentpole films. Yes I know most of them aren't what you called "great" cinema but …
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10 reasons why BBC’s crime drama BROADCHURCH is a must-watch TV series
In light of the recent news of the remake of Broadchurch that I mentioned in last week's Five of the Fifth, here's why you should watch the original BBC series! I have not got around to seeing it myself but definitely will watch this at some point. SPECIAL THANKS to Dave W for his wonderful …
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Scene[s] Spotlight: Five awesome car chases in contemporary movies
Happy Tuesday folks! This past weekend ended up being chock-full of car chases for me with Fast Five and Ronin, both of 'em have long and spectacular car chases that made me stand up and cheer! Now, I'm actually a pretty good driver myself. Yes I tend to go fast in highways, but I rarely …
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Question of the Week: Which literary characters in film are your favorites?
Characters are the main ingredients that can make or break a movie... even if the film is so-so, a great character portrayed on screen would still make a film memorable. The same is true on the flip side, even if a film is generally well-made, but if you don't connect with the characters, you probably …
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Question of the Week: What’s your favorite biopic(s)?
A biographical film, or biopic (/ˈbaɪɵpɪk/; abbreviation for biographical motion picture), is a film that dramatizes the life of an actual person or people. This week I saw two press screenings (The Butler and Jobs) that are both based on real-life characters. So I thought I'd blog about one of Hollywood's favorite genre [or is …
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The Flix List: Top 10 Movies from the first half of 2013
This list is rather late as we've already passed the halfway mark of the year a few weeks ago. As you know, because of personal circumstances, I had to take a blogging/movie-viewing hiatus for a while, so I missed a few screenings of what could've made my list: Mud, The Bling Ring, World War Z, …
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