+ Man of Flowers - An excellent film + A Real Gem!
"Man of Flowers" shows a few months from the life of a man who as the result of childhood traumas has become devoid of the need for human relationships, and consequently, never developed social skills necessary to build and sustain them. Being thus freed from the hang-up on relationships, he has ...
+ If Ed Wood made a GOOD movie + Entertaining and outrageous overview of the rise of mass media
"Nothing in this film is science fiction," is the tagline of mad scientist/media archeologist Craig Baldwin's SPECTRES OF THE SPECTRUM, a film that picks up where his previous works have left off. In SONIC OUTLAWS (a documentary about culture-jammers), Baldwin explored the ownership of the ...
+ Initial impression was wrong. + Brilliant and Utterly Fascinating
Possibly no man is so universally regarded as the strongest contender in the Worst President Awards than George W. Bush. I know I certainly would nominate him. He and his administration exploited the worst tragedy in our nation's history to push their own dreams of war with Iraq, tremendous gas ...
+ Possibly the best SF movie in a decade + A medieval miracle tale cast in the year 2027, with a fine performance by Clive Owen
Alfonso Charón's "Children of Men" is an adaptation of the P.D. James dystopian novel about the breakdown of all social institutions when the human race ceases the ability to procreate and faces the likelihood of its own extinction.
Chaos and civil war overtake the globe, and, in Great Britain, ...
This film is, as other reviewers have mentioned, sad and disturbing in many ways. However, I also found some parts of it hilarious--for the relationship between "Eu" and "Mi" is a mirror, albeit an exaggerated one, of so many relationships. When I saw this in the movie theater, my best friend and ...
+ Sexual, erotic thriller--great combo of McGregor and Swinton.. + More Black Scottish Humor
One of the hottest movies ever of Ewan McGregor. It's one of those slow English things but you get to see 'all' of Ewan, so well worth the slow times. Gotta love the tag, tartan noir!!
+ Fantomas' DVDs have absolutely solidified my appreciation of Anger as a filmmaker. + The Most Influential Filmmaker You've Never Heard Of + Happy about Anger + What was that?
This shot at one of Melville's best known stories is both a startling short film and on target as to it source. Moved to that banal modern London that Prince Charles is always grumbling about, it turns those plain buildings and awful alleys into the sort of wierd surrealistic beauty that is food ...
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