Rise of the Guardians
So DreamWorks dishes out another good movie that doesn’t rely on pop culture references. Good for them!
So DreamWorks dishes out another good movie that doesn’t rely on pop culture references. Good for them!
ABC’s broadcast of Spike Lee’s documentary on Michael Jackson’s work on Bad to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Swedish group H.E.A.T play Klubben-arena in Stockholm to continue the promotion of their latest album, Address the Nation.
Seth Grahame-Smith’s 2010 mashup novel gets the film adaptation treatment. Despite not reading the book, I watched the film because of its interesting premise. Unfortunately, the premise happens to be the best part of the film.
An addictive web series updates Pride and Prejudice with smarts and heart.
Xavier Dolan’s film about a trans woman and her relationship with her lover is very flawed, but an artistic and interesting one worth watching.
Ang Lee’s adaptation of Yann Martel’s novel is a visual masterpiece and spiritual journey that rises far above the minor flaws its screenplay has
Holy Motors is an absolutely bizarre adventure through the mind of Leos Carax that features a brilliant collection of performances by Lavant and an interesting commentary on cinema and society.
Les Yeux Sans Visage is an impressive horror film from the sixties far ahead of its time.
Cold War begins when one of the city’s hot spots gets bombed and a police van (alongside five officers) get taken away, held hostage and in-waiting for a handsome ransom. Dirty cops, corruption, ambition and a power struggle adorn Cold War to make it one of the most entertaining recent Hong Kong films.