In preparation for the Man Of Steel, let’s look back at the Hunk Of Junk.
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Brian Boone
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I’m not sure Now You See Me is a real movie—I’m pretty sure it’s part of the massive viral marketing campaign for last weekend’s huge Arrested Development revival. Evidence: it…
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Jeff Johnson
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As Return of the Jedi turns 30, Revival House takes a look back at the conclusion to the original Star Wars trilogy.
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Brian Boone
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Programming note: this week’s ”10 Movies” column was written/dictated by a discerning expert who knows and appreciates race-car cinema far more than I: my four-year-old nephew, Jaden. [youtube id=”nJRDOWOhoHA” width=”600″…
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Matt Springer
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There’s an old man on a spaceship. He’s cheated death, tricked his way out of death, and patted himself on the back for his ingenuity. He never loses. He’s facing…
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Rob Ross
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I was first introduced to the poetry of Steven Jesse Bernstein back in 1993, through my then-roommate, who owned Bernstein’s Prison CD. It captivated me with its beat-era sound and the…
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Rob Ross
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Since storming the charts in 1967 with the remarkable “The Rain, the Park and Other Things,” the Cowsills have been oft-overlooked in the annals of rock history, dismissed as nothing…
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Dw. Dunphy
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“Don’t they understand what they had, and what message you’re sending by changing it?”
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Bob Cashill
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A new Blu-ray/DVD column kicks off with a vintage favorite.
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Matt Springer
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In space, no one can hear you scream. On the Nostromo, you can hear almost everything. Alien is a masterpiece of sound design. Every second is dominated by a dense,…
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Brian Boone
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The other day on the Popdose email thread, as one is wont to do, we started spouting off old cop movie cliches for some reason—”I don’t play by the rules!”…
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Brian Boone
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Proof positive that Hollywood had no idea how to turn a TV show into a movie during the ’90s
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Rob Ross
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Perfect for fans as well as the uninitiated, the new Big Star documentary is a long-overdue testament to the band’s greatness
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Matt Springer
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Summer movies usually demand a great suspension of disbelief. They’re heavy on special effects and deal with outlandish situations, whether superheroes and sci-fi or wacky gross-out extreme comedy. There is,…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Mel Brooks: Make A Noise — Don’t be schtupidt, be a schmarty!
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Brian Boone
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I haven’t seen The Great Gatsby yet, but I can tell already that it just doesn’t add up. The production seems to have missed the point—it’s not about the glitz…
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Matt Springer
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Drunk naked lady ventures into water after dark. Shark eats drunk naked lady. Resort town goes nuts. Police chief, oceanographer, and batshit crazy fisherman go after shark. They’re gonna need…
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Brian Boone
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Downey headlines this week’s Iron Man 3, his fourth outing as the billionaire Robocop. He’s one of the biggest stars in the world and one of our most universally liked…
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Scott Malchus
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Quentin Tarantino’s western is a resounding piece of great cinema.
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Brian Boone
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Kon-Tiki hits American theaters this week, months after it was nominated for the Best Foreign Film Oscar. It’s a narrative retelling of Kon-Tiki, the 1951 Academy-Award winning documentary directed by…
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Scott Malchus
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If you find yourself wishing they made movies like John Hughes did back in the day, I highly recommend The First Time.
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Brian Boone
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In which we look at once common curiosities of pop culture that don’t exist anymore, be it because of changing tastes, the fragmentation of culture, or merely the fickle nature…
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Brian Boone
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Lots of musicians decide they are famous and attractive enough to act, but it takes a special kind of hubris to take a break from making music to direct a…
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Scott Malchus
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Mark Wahlberg and Russell Crowe square off in BROKEN CITY.
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