Well, it looks like every redneck's dreams have come true. The good ole boys are back.
I can't begin to understand how the Dukes of Hazzard television phenomenon was ever started or how it was created. I just remember it was huge for its day and it is amazing how long it lasted.
EIFF Review: Edgar G. Ulmer - The Man Off-Screen
Posted by: Scott Hayes • July 29, 2005 @ 11:59am
Knowing little about Ulmer, I ventured out on a cold Sunday afternoon for this doc about the supposed King of the B's, a man from Europe who made American movies. Featuring lots of interview subjects including Peter Bogdanovitch, Roger Corman, and Wim Wenders, just about the only person who doesn't have a part on screen is Ulmer himself. He is, after all, The Man Off-Screen.
Let's say that Stanley Kubrick's HAL from the classic 2001: A Space Odyssey starred in the 1986 cheese-ball actioner Iron Eagle â€" then you might have an idea to what Stealth actually is.
Josh Lucas, Jamie Foxx, and Jessica Biel are the best and brightest pilots the Navy has ever known.
I don't know what it is about the romantic comedy but it's a very stale genre. It's predictable, routine, and well, very formulaic. And once again here we are.
Must Love Dogs stars Diane Lane as Sarah, a recently divorced single trying to pick up the pieces of her life.
Dogs are great. This movie is not great. It's a dog. That, in a nutshell, is my review.
So, this is what Diane Lane has been up to since her Oscar nomination for Unfaithful. John Cusack is along for the ride in a movie without style or plot. I mean, it has a plot, but a 2nd grader can tell you what's going to happen and how it ends.
The CGI animated series Game Over probably isn't a series a lot of you are going to remember.
In the independent drama Lightning Bug, Bret Harrison stars as Green Graves, a tormented dreamer whose only aspiration is to become a horror film makeup artist. Graves' struggle to reach his goal is plagued by his unlucky mother, Jenny (Ashley Laurence), and his new highly-abusive stepfather, Earl (Kevin Gage).
Interview: Tara Spencer-Nairn of Corner Gas and Rub and Tug
Posted by: Mark McLeod • July 26, 2005 @ 12:00am
The name Tara Spencer-Nairn may not be familiar to many Canadians, but chances are her face is. Tara has appeared in a number of Canadian feature films as well as in guest-starring roles on TV shows Blue Murder, The Outer Limits, and Cold Squad.
Every now and then, it's nice to watch a movie that doesn't really care about being politically correct. Bad News Bears is the most un-PC movie since Bad Santa, and wouldn't you know it, both star Billy Bob Thornton.
When is the last time a baseball movie featured a kid in a wheelchair playing in the outfield? That's right, never.
Could The Island be that Logan's Run remake we have all been waiting for?
The Island stars Ewan McGregor as Lincoln Six-Echo, a man who lives in a perfect, yet very strict, environment. His utopian world is filled with duties and routines which Lincoln begins to question.
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