I thought that I would begin posting a weekly summary of the films I watched during the previous week. I’ll also link to any posts I made about the film.
Here is the line-up for last week:
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Cineplex Odeon Queensway – My Multiplex of Choice Original Article: Toronto Star There is an interesting article in today’s Toronto Star in which Geoff Pevere analyzes the effects of digital media on film and specifically asks question about why people still go to the movies when they can just as easily download it to some…
This week sees the release of Guy Ritchie’s take on Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, which I have to say I quite enjoyed when I saw it shortly after Christmas. Also, the DVD release of Best Picture nominees continues with the release of An Education. Let’s move on to the picks. Sherlock Holmes Blu-Ray –…
The biggest release in this first weekend of August is the third film of the Mummy series, Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Rob Cohen takes over from Stephen Sommers (who’s still producing) and Maria Bello fills in for Rachel Weisz. Changes aside, it should still be a fun ride. The only other films coming out…
Last year, I really thought I finished on a high note as a normal volunteer and I was ready to move up and become a captain. Sadly those captain ambitions never turned out and I was back in the peon role for my fourth year as a volunteer. It is probably fitting that this ended…
Today on IMDb’s Studio Briefing, there was a post about how reluctant studios are these days to give press screenings for films feared to get a negative response from critics. And, you know what, I don’t blame them. As long time readers of this blog may know, I have long had a grudge against film…
It’s a little late, but here are this week’s DVD picks. My main pick for this week would be the Keanu Reeves-staring crime thriller Street Kings (also on Blu-Ray). I missed the film in theatres, though I wouldn’t mind checking it out. Also coming out is Prom Night (also on Blu-Ray), which is being advertised…
Cineplex Odeon Queensway – My Multiplex of Choice Original Article: Toronto Star There is an interesting article in today’s Toronto Star in which Geoff Pevere analyzes the effects of digital media on film and specifically asks question about why people still go to the movies when they can just as easily download it to some…
This week sees the release of Guy Ritchie’s take on Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, which I have to say I quite enjoyed when I saw it shortly after Christmas. Also, the DVD release of Best Picture nominees continues with the release of An Education. Let’s move on to the picks. Sherlock Holmes Blu-Ray –…
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