When I saw this film at AFI Fest, it played to a packed house. It wasn’t one of the films I was especially looking forward to. But I found it enjoyable in the absurd humor and the idiocy of the characters.
Thursday at AFIFest
The final day at AFI Fest gave me a chance to finish off with two more films before I made my way home to a more reasonable schedule and eating habits. Both films played before good sized crowds for a Thursday afternoon. Claire Denis’s Bright Sunshine In (aka Let the Sunshine In) (World Cinema section)… [Read More]
Goodbye Christopher Robin: Identity Theft
In a time when people were famous just for being famous, a young boy’s father writes a book with him as a character. Soon, the whole world wants to know and meet the “real” Christopher Robin. Goodbye Christopher Robin is the story of the writing of the Winnie-the-Pooh books and how the success of those books impacted the young son of the author, A. A. Milne.
Goodbye Christopher Robin: Parenting 101
Winnie the Pooh was selected as the most popular children’s book of all time. But there is an intriguing backstory to the whole phenomenon.
Podcast: SUICIDE SQUAD(Goals)
This week on the show, Steve assembles his own band of misfits by inviting comic aficionado Arnaldo Reyes and Greg Banik to do battle with the SUICIDE SQUAD! Are Deadshot, Harley Quinn and the rest really the ‘worst heroes ever’? Is the film worth the 27% on Rotten Tomatoes? All this and more, on ScreenFish. Want to… [Read More]
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: Discover Yourself
Kim Barker (Tina Fey) finds herself pressed into the foreign press corps when she’s faced with being ‘downsized’ or going into the field. Her experiences in the field, working with the Army, the natives, and other press workers in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom led to her book, The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and… [Read More]
Focus: No One Wants To Die For The Con
Will Smith has been “on the rocks” for a while now. Since 2007, Smith’s headlining films have included disappointments but, in Focus, Smith stems the tide.
