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Ah, the Oscars. So much good and bad nestled into one. Even when the show is on, it’s somehow just not quite…getting it. I suppose this is to be expected from a ceremony by Hollywood honoring Hollywood, however. First of all kudos to Seth MacFarlane, who gave a slightly awkward and uneven performance, but still all and all [...]
Chris Jollay · Monday, February 25th, 2013· Tags:
2013 Oscars,
Alex Karras,
Andy Griffith left out,
Argo overrated,
Blazing Saddles,
Chicago,
Dreamgirls,
Goldfinger,
Hollywood honoring Hollywood,
Les Miserables,
MacFarlane performance,
Marvin Hamlisch,
Michelle Obama,
Oscar in memoriam tribute,
Oscars too long,
Richard Dawson,
Russell Crowe,
Seth MacFarlane Oscars,
Shirley Bassey,
Sylvia Kristel,
The Running Man,
William Shatner Oscars ·
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Broken City sucked me in pretty hard when I started watching it, as I thought to myself this movie has everything. It has a great cast steeped in political intrigue, and embroiled in a good old-fashioned tale about sex and power in the country’s largest city (NYC). Unfortunately the setup was much greater than the payoff. [...]
Chris Jollay · Friday, January 18th, 2013· Tags:
Allen Hughes,
Barry Pepper,
Beverly Hills Cop,
Billy Taggart,
Broken City review,
Catherine Zeta-Jones,
Charlie Sheen in Wall Street,
Dead Presidents,
Double Jeopardy,
Fifth Ammendment,
From Hell,
Jeffrey Wright,
Kyle Chandler,
lazy plot Broken City,
Mark Wahlberg,
Natalie Martinez,
newcomer Brian Tucker,
Russell Crowe ·
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I’ll admit that I’m a theatre nerd. Now when I hear a musical is being adapted into a movie I get opinionated and picky. Especially when the musical is Les Miserables. Most people know the story of French prisoner Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman), who breaks his parole and starts a game of cat and mouse [...]
Jenny Claire Knight · Sunday, December 30th, 2012· Tags:
Amanda Seyfried,
Anne Hathaway,
Best Supporting Actress,
Eddie Redmayne,
Helena Bonham Carter,
Hugh Jackman,
Jenny Claire Knight,
Les Mis,
Les Miserables review,
My Week with Marilyn,
Russell Crowe,
Sacha Baron Cohen,
Samantha Barks ·
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My stars! I can barely keep track of these December “coming soon” movie trailers being released! I thought you would have to go see The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey to get a Man of Steel new preview, but apparently not. Thank you Internet! I have to admit I’m very hyped to see Man of Steel, due for [...]
Chris Jollay · Wednesday, December 12th, 2012· Tags:
After Earth trailer,
Amy Adams,
Armie Hammer,
Bad Boys,
Gore Verbinski,
Hancock,
I Robot,
Jaden Smith,
Johnny Depp,
Kevin Costner,
M. Night Shymalan,
Man of Steel trailer,
Michael Shannon,
Russell Crowe,
Superman Returns,
The Day the Earth Stood Still,
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,
The Karate Kid,
The Lone Ranger trailer,
Will Smith ·
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The Man with the Iron Fists is one of those movies that gets a little more leeway than it should from stupid critics like me because of the type of movie it is. A kung-fu movie doesn’t have to work on a level that makes all that much sense, nor does it have to do much more [...]
Chris Jollay · Friday, November 2nd, 2012· Tags:
Batista,
Byron Mann,
Django Unchained,
Eli Roth,
Hostel,
Jamie Chung,
kung-fu movie,
Lucy Liu,
Quentin Tarantino,
Rick Yune,
Russell Crowe,
RZA,
The Man with the Iron Fists review,
WWE ·
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Goldderby.com is a site that predicts and lets you predict the top showbiz awards. Today they have 18 industry experts predicting their top choices for Best Picture at next February’s Oscars. Six people selected Lincoln as their prediction for Best Picture, the Steven Spielberg directed story of Abraham Lincoln at the end of the Civil War [...]
Chris Jollay · Wednesday, September 19th, 2012· Tags:
2012 Best Picture candidates,
An Unexpected Journey,
Anne Hathaway,
Argo,
Ben Affleck,
Bradley Cooper,
Chris Tucker,
Daniel Day-Lewis,
Django Unchained,
Goldderby.com,
Hugh Jackman,
Jennifer Lawrence,
Leo DiCaprio,
Les Miserables,
Lincoln,
Oscar predictions,
Oscars,
Peter Jackson,
Robert De Niro,
Russell Crowe,
Silver Linings Playbook,
Steven Spielberg,
The Hobbit,
The Master ·
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