What I watched a few nights ago: “Inception,” the brilliant new mind-bender from “The Dark Knight” director Christopher Nolan #
I had a very Joseph Gordon-Levitt weekend. Watched “Inception” on Friday and hosted a screening of “Brick” on Saturday. #
Hi, folks! I’m tweeting from Comic Con. Currently in Hall H waiting ...
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We bid farewell to Guinea Pig Theatre, created by true film fan Kyle Starks
As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end.
So it’s with a heavy heart that I bid farewell to one of my favorite forms of online entertainment: Guinea Pig Theatre.
Kyle Starks’ brilliant blog uses ...
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San Luis Obispo store celebrates Free Comic Book Day
With cool comics online, great graphic novels on the shelves and a slew of superhero movies in the works, it’s a good time to be a comic book fan.
This Saturday, Captain Nemo Comics & Games in San Luis Obispo will be handing ...
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Movie posters have the potential to become an art form once more
Back in the day, movie posters were works of art.
Designed and created with meticulous care, they featured stylish, stunning images of careworn cowpokes, grizzled soldiers, swinging hepcats and square-jawed super-spies.
Samurai sparred. Terrifying monsters menaced beautiful damsels in distress. ...
At Comic-Con International, the geeks have inherited the Earth
Yesterday, “Late Night” host Jimmy Fallon dedicated a portion of his opening monologue to Comic-Con International, “the biggest virgin … I’s sorry, comic book convention in the world.”
That’s Fallon’s joke, not mine.
Fallon jokingly dubbed Comic-Con as “Asthmafest ‘09″ and described the first-ever ...
Number of Best Picture nominees is doubling, Academy says
Oh Oscar! Here’s a shocker.
As a number of news agencies have reported, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences is doubling the number of films that can be nominated for the coveted Best Picture category.
Earlier this year, five movies vied ...
“Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?” No? Well have you ever seen “Batman”?
Before “The Dark Knight,” before “Iron Man,” before “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” there was 1989’s “Batman.”
The first modern superhero blockbuster.
Spawned from the weird, wild mind of Tim Burton, “Batman” combined killer action with fanboy frenzy.
Sure, ...
Guides to the greatest movie characters, most awesome actors and more
Isn’t the Internet great?
Every time I venture into the wilds of cyberspace, I find something that makes me giggle, guffaw or coo in awe. Unfortunately, I find these links on such a regular basis that my “Bookmarks” tab has become ...
Oscar the Grouch: Why does the Academy snub good films?
It happens like clockwork.
Every year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences releases its list of Oscar nominees.
And every year, the nation’s film critics and cinephiles whine and moan about how the Academy has once again passed over true genius ...
“Benjamin Button” leads the pack with 13 Oscar nominations
The heavyweights were out in force this morning as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its picks for 2009.
“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” picked up a nomination for Best Picture as well as nods for director David ...