Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Monday, December 27, 2010
Links: True Grit, Spidey, Gay Rugby, and "Original" Films
Movie|Line celebrates a year of "The Verge," their great up-and-coming actor series.Cinema Blend goosing the sales of True Grit (the novel) Today One of the Fantastic Four will die in the comic's #587th issue. Does anyone still believe in these marketing ploys? I'm sure they'll come back to life within 3 years. That's how comics do.MUBI The great Michel Piccoli is 85 today. Has anyone seen La
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box office,
Fantastic Four,
GLBT,
Mickey Rourke,
Spider-Man,
sports,
superheroes,
Towleroad,
True Grit
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
This Link Roundup Will Soon Be Adapted Into a Stage Musical
Towleroad Far From Heaven being adapted into a stage musical. I've been burned on this sort of thing too many times but at least it's by the composer of Grey Gardens and that had a few lovely tunes. And would make a good stage-to-movie candidate actually... NYT the latest injury from the set of the Spider Man musical on Broadway. Wednesday matinee cancelled. I am 100% certain that someone will
Monday, December 6, 2010
My Favorite Thing About "The Fighter" Is...
I saw The Fighter last week and didn't even deliver a "this is all the time I have" 7 word review. I have more than 7 words on this one though what follows is not a traditional review. The first thing I tweeted was...It still applies. Yep, Christian Bale is doing his best work ever in the co-lead role of Dicky Eklund (Let's call it The Fighters) or at least his best since American Psycho (2000).
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Amy Adams,
Christian Bale,
Mark Wahlberg,
Melissa Leo,
Oscars (10),
reviews,
sports,
The Fighter,
Twitter
Friday, September 17, 2010
Yes No Maybe So: The Fighter
Our first glimpse of the highly buzzed David O. Russell boxing picture The Fighter. If it becomes a major player at this year's Oscars I want y'all to remember that I believed it would happen first. Toot Toot. (That was my own horn).And now the patented foolproof system for judging our own reaction to the trailer: Yes, No, Maybe So™. Join us with your own in the comments.First things first: It
Monday, September 6, 2010
MM@M: No Bad Seats
Mad Men @ The Movies discusses the cinematic references in television's best series.Peggy (Elisabeth Moss) and Don (Jon Hamm) succumb to exhaustion.Four seasons of great acting will knock the wind right out of you.Episode 4.7 "The Suitcase"This week's episode was a well timed Peggy & Don duet. The historic backdrop was the infamous boxing match between Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay (Clay had
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Mad Men,
Mad Men at the Movies,
moviegoing,
NYC,
sports,
television
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