Bloggers Wanted: Breakups
[You all have less than a week to finish your entry for this month’s Blogger’s Wanted! If you want a chance to be ...
I think it was called “The Piano That Couldn’t Slow Down”
Pop quiz, hot shot. There’s a bomb in a grand piano. If the concert pianist goes below an allegro, the bomb explodes. What ...
Sharlto Copley officially playing villain in Oldboy
After many different offers to many different people, Spike Lee’s remake of Oldboy finally has its villain: District 9 and A-Team star Sharlto Copley. He’ll be ...
Netflix Now: Stripper Murder Edition
This week brings a huge selection, and while a large chunk of it is drivel, there are plenty of legitimately interesting movies in ...
Universal sues Asylum for Battleship nonsense
In a move that is simply shocking, Universal has sued direct-to-video studio Asylum for fear of copyright infringement on their upcoming board game ...
The Flixist Show 25: A Necklace of Hobo Nails
This week, Bob, Max, Jenika, Jason, and me discuss The Avengers. I was going to use some trite little joke about it being some ...
LA: Join us, AICN, and Screamfest for The Loved Ones!
[Update! We’ve EASILY broken the 50 RSVP threshold, so the screening is on for sure! We’ve only got 78 seats left for this ...
Book: Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion
Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion: The TV Series, The Movies, The Comic Books, and More should be on sale as all of you ...
Tribeca Film Festival 2012: Flixist Awards and Recap
For the past few weeks, we here at Flixist have brought you what is most certainly the best film festival coverage that has ...
Watch every long take from Children of Men in one video
I don’t think I’ve been terribly shy about my love for Alfonso Curaron’s long takes in Children of Men, and as such, this ...
Reviews
Review: The Raven
The Raven is a dark and gritty crime drama. A couple of heads roll, and a couple of telltale hearts beat. Director James McTeigue ...
Alan Partridge film confirmed by Iannucci for 2013
The yet-untitled Alan Partridge film has been bandied around for the last decade, at times seeming deader than Tony Hayers. While I normally ...
Recent Comments