Review: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
When Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World begins, the Universal Studios logo we’ve seen countless times has been replaced by one of Super Nintendo ...
Light, a Luc Besson Burmese biopic
Just when you thought you knew everything about Burmese pro-democracy politician and Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, a new biopic ...
Deep Analysis: Black Swan
Ironically, Black Swan feels like the swan song of Darren Aronofsky. It isn’t his last film, but it should close curtains on the ...
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Review: Iron Man 2
A sleek black car slides perfectly into place aside the entrance of a building where weapons are made by someone other than Robert ...
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Review: Kick-Ass
A satisfied smile crept on the faces of a hundred thousand comicbook readers when film critics of the world responded to Kick-Ass in ...
Review: Love and Other Drugs
Enter Jake Gyllenhaal, who tonight will perform the dance of the roguish, puppy faced prick who gradually evolves into slightly less of one. ...
Flixclusive Interview: Directing W.Ellis, G.Morrison docs
Just before the Flixist October launch, I had the chance to speak with Patrick Meaney at New York Comic-Con, where he was simultaneously ...
Denis Leary joins Spider-Man
In yet another bizarre casting choice for the upcoming Spider-Man reboot, Denis Leary has joined the project. The Rescue Me actor will portray ...
Weekend Reading: Skyline faces legal heat from Battle LA
Whatever happened to the legal skirmish that went down between Battle: Los Angeles and the now-released Skyline? I don’t know how much this ...
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Losing My Virginity: Harry Potter n’ the Deathly Hallows Pt1
Sure, I dig Shakespeare actors and I saw the first Harry Potter without havin’ read the book when it first came to DVD. ...
Review: The Next Three Days
Writer/Director Paul Haggis shows quite a bit more competence in his action-thriller remake The Next Three Days than I expected. Personally, I found ...
West Coast Avengers movie
Joss Whedon never gets a break. It’s sad, really. The writer/director puts out solid material but whenever his stuff fails its always ...