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Trailer Talk: Did Brett Ratner Do the Impossible with “Tower Heist”?
Jeff Giles: So…is Brett Ratner going to make Eddie Murphy funny again? Let us discuss. David Medsker: I saw this in front of Cowboys and Aliens (which is all sorts of boring), and I
Read More »The Weekly Mixtape: Harry Potter Edition
So wizard rock is apparently a real thing, which is nice; I’m sure that the Moms of the various members of, say, Draco and the Malfoys are all very proud of them. But if
Read More »Blu-ray Review: “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 1″
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 1 (Warner Bros., 2010) After six films and billions of dollars in box office grosses, this is the end — or the beginning of the end,
Read More »The Composers: John Williams
The Popdose Staff, along with noted film preservationist Michael Matessino, discuss the remarkable career of John Williams
Read More »Popdose Roundtable: Looking at Eleven
2011 is only hours away now. For some of us, the past year was a reevaluation of priorities, for others a positive sea change. For many, it was a hard 365 days and the
Read More »Blu-ray Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Ultimate Edition)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Ultimate Edition (Warner Bros., 2010) The Harry Potter film franchise is heading into the home stretch in theaters this fall, but on the home market, it’s a
Read More »Theatre Is Easy: Celebs on Broadway, 2009-2010
It’s no surprise that Broadway producers like to cast celebrities in their shows. If your show, let’s say, is a dramatic British play about horses that wouldn’t attract the average tourist (ahem, Equus), throw
Read More »Farkakte Film Flashback: Strange Magic
There is a new Harry Potter movie out this week, which millions of fans are extremely excited about, even though they’ve all read the books and know exactly what’s going to happen. Also, they
Read More »Film Review: “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”
I’ll admit, first and foremost, that I’ve been more a fan of the Harry Potter films than I have the books. While I admit the books are enjoyable (I’ve read the first four), I
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