NaFF: Days 1-2

Left campus after class for the 2008 Nashville Film Festival. We got there when they were setting up the red carpet. After half an hour or so people started walking the carpet, including William H. Macy. Came within hand-shaking distance before the paparazzi swarmed in. A neat experience, but overrated.
Afterwards we saw our first film, [...]

Review: Intolerable Cruelty

(The Nashville Film Festival was a blast. I’m pretty busy at the moment, but will be posting about the experience soon.)
Movie Zeal has been chronologically reviewing the Coen Brothers films for the last month, and asked me to write up a review for Intolerable Cruelty. Be sure to check our the rest of their reviews.
Intolerable [...]

I’m Off

Getting ready to leave for the Nashville Film Festival. I’ll be there untilĀ  Sunday.
The opening film tonight is Steven Schachter’s The Deal, starring William H. Macy, Meg Ryan, and Elliot Gould. Schachter and Macy should be in the audience, which would be awesome.

Nashville Film Festival 2008

The Nashville Film Festival is coming up pretty soon. It will take place April 17-24. I’m planning on attending it for a few days during the weekend. I wish I could be there for more, but my class schedule doesn’t agree with this train of thought. Online tickets go on sale this Tuesday, so I’ve [...]

Charlton Heston dies at 84

R.I.P. Mr. Heston (MSNBC)

Haiku Movie Review and More

Funny Games
Is quite disturbing
Has a good message to tell
Will it register?
And here’s something I haven’t done in a while. The following is the top 250 films list from IMDB, based on user ratings. I have emboldened the films that I have seen. How many have you seen? The list is a week or so [...]

Daniel Day Lewis and Roger Ebert

Yesterday was April Fool’s, so you can imagine all the lies and half-truths that found their way through the internet to (un)suspecting victims around the world. I found myself closing my RSS feeder in the afternoon for a while due to its rampancy. The ONE April Fool’s joke that actually got me for a moment [...]