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By !! omg blog !! on Dec 10, 2019 in: Pop, film
Check out a countdown of 25 of the year’s best films from IndieWire Senior Film Critic, David Ehrlich above! What were your favourites of the... The post OMG, Here’s a video countdown of 25 of the year’s best films, and the most mem...
By Engadget on Dec 10, 2019 in: business, entertainment, film, internet
Netflix had a lot riding on The Irishman -- the Martin Scorsese crime saga starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci. The film has been in the works for almost a decade, and Netflix, which reportedly invested as much as $200 million, has been.
It’s almost shocking to see Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel in a modern setting and contemporary fashion. They disappear so much into the characters they play in Portrait of a Lady on Fire and the world they inhabit—a brief but idyllic love aff...
If you’d told the average moviegoer back in 2010 that by the end of the decade people would be clamoring for the return of the romantic comedy, there’s a good chance they would’ve laughed in your face. By the late aughts and early 2010s, the ro...
By Boing Boing on Nov 19, 2019 in: Video, film
Did you see this trailer for Under the Silver Lake about a year ago and think nothing of it? Lots of people did and dismissed it as a generic hipster-centric snoozefest. But a few interested people stuck around and read the checklist as a piece of co...
Charlie’s Angels opened this past weekend and—judging by box office receipts—was a disappointment, earning only $8 million back out of its approximately $40 million budget. (The critics didn’t love it either, giving the film a 58% score on Ro...
By Engadget on Nov 9, 2019 in: art, documentary, entertainment, film, movie, music, review
"I was a bag of bones. I looked like walking death, and I knew it." By now the trials, and redemption, of Johnny Cash are well documented. Whether it's 2005's Walk The Line or, most recently, Ken Burns' Country Music, it'...