Three Imaginary DVDs to see: Drew's roller girls, Campion's take on Keats, and B-girl hip-hop
Whip It: I was pleasantly surprised by this one – admittedly, it looks like it’ll play out as a predictable coming-of-age comedy, but somehow it…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: ridiculous horror, an uncommon love story and an inspiring documentary
Full admission: I haven’t seen ANY of these (but they all got added to my Netflix queue this morning!) The Final Destination: What can I…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a low budget scare fest, post apocalyptic animation, and TV from the mind of Diablo Cody
Paranormal Activity: FINALLY! I’ve been apprehensive about this because the hype has reached such huge proportions that I tend to think it will be a…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: realistic romance, an alien slum, and Seth McFarlane takes on Star Wars, ep. 5
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsD0NpFSADM] (500) Days of Summer: I’ve talked this up to everyone I know as one of the best romantic comedies of the year. This out-of-sequence…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: Tarantino rewrites history, an adorable art-collecting couple, and a dramatic breakdown
Inglourious Basterds: Currently topping my list of favorite films this year. Some people have complained about it being too talky, but I think that’s part…
Three Imaginary Films to see: the battle behind the Sonics leaving, best rock musical ever, and furry cuteness + scaly chaos
Sonicsgate @SIFF Cinema {12/11 to 12/17}: True, I’m not a big sports fan – but I did go to many a Sonics game when I…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: Johnny Depp as a gritty classic criminal, space zombies and smoke monsters + time travel
Pubic Enemies: In general I've noticed that people either love this or hate it, but I am among the folks who LOVE. Johnny Depp is…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a sweet mockumentary, all things Jeff Smith, and a disastrous 1969 concert on Blu-ray
Paper Heart: Y’all are probably sick of me trying to cram this down your throat, but I swear to you: this is a GREAT film.…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: Thanksgiving Edition
Home for the Holidays: This Jodie Foster directed Dramedy (I hate that word, but it’s accurate) is, in my opinion, one of the best movies…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: local filmmaking goodness, a re-imagining of classic sci-fi, and 1939 gorgeousness
Humpday: Lynn Shelton’s buzz-generating, award-winning comedy about two longtime friends who get drunk, come up with the idea to make their own porno for a…