What do you get when you mix the anti-vowel (McG) director of “Charlie’s Angels,” with the anti-character, anti-plot writers of “Catwoman?” “Terminator Salvation,” of course. How bad is it? You’ll have to listen to the dizzying, time-travel-laden podcast to find out! Also, “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” is yet another example of [...]
Angels & Demons gets the TMA FilmCast treatment this week. The Illuminati sure does some pretty illogical things for an organization supposedly founded on science and logic. Also, find out the top five movies concerning either angels or demons, as well as a box office rundown, the latest industry news, and the continuing tally of [...]
JJ Abrams’ “Star Trek” kicks off the summer blockbuster season. Does it soar or fizzle? The task of rebooting an ailing franchise can be daunting. Also, we take a look at British avant-garde video artist Steve McQueen’s debut, “Hunger.” This IRA vs. British State, Bobby Sands hunger strike film is a compelling, disgusting, gut-wrenching, moving [...]
The box office is pretty disappointing this week so we go underground, jazz, documentary on you with the BBC production, “The Jazz Baroness.” And rental recommendations: “Quantam of Solace,” and “Omega Man.”
This week Eric and Scott review Justin Lin’s “Fast & Furious,” along with a couple of indie films you may have missed. This week’s filmcast also features our top five list of ideas for the inevitable forthcoming sequels in the Fast & Furious franchise. Enjoy!
Can Dreamworks’ “Monsters vs. Aliens,” reach the heights of Pixar? We discuss the flick along with some interesting movie news.
This week we review Nic Cage’s “Knowing,” and Chow Yun-fat in “Dragonball Evolution.” Pardon the technical difficulties. Towards the end, there’s about 6 minutes of show missing thanks to some faulty software Next week should be better!
Who watches the Watchmen? We do–well at least I did. I also was able to see a screening of the new Street Fighter flick. Click below to listen to Scott and I talk about the merits of gratuitous violence, excessive slow motion, and Michael Clarke Duncan. Listen Now!
This week, Scott and I take a look at Liam Neeson in Taken, Samuel L. Jackson in Lakeview Terrace, and the genius behind Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums. Click here to listen!
Welcome to The Moving Arts’ first ever film podcast! This week, we review Henry Sellick’s Coraline, as well as the Jean Claude Van Damme Film Lionheart, and the ’92 high school caveman classic, Encino Man. Yes, we know the sound quality kind of sucks–we’re working on it. Enjoy! Click Here To Listen to the Show
DIFF 2012 Reviews: ‘Cinema Six,’ ‘Compliance,’ ‘Faith, Love and Whiskey’
Things I Don’t Understand (2011)
Jiří Trnka: Animation Retrospective
Lowlights of Cinélatino
Brevity Pays Off
‘A Secret World’ at Cinélatino
‘Future Lasts Forever’ at Sofia
Two Treatments of Italy’s Fascist Past
‘The Leopard’: novel, opera, but above all, film
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