Three Imaginary DVDs to see: sweet romance, a quirky comedy and geek heaven
Away We Go: I tend to think Sam Mendes made this as an apology for the crushingly-depressing Revolutionary Road – but in any case, it…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: An unexpected murder, an inspiring documentary, and Lizzzzzz Lemon
Rage: I normally would have passed this one over, but the DVD pickins are very slim this week my friends, and two names in this…
Three to see: Megan Fox demoning it up, Damon returns to comedy, and a giant, bloody pig.
Jennifer’s Body @ the Meridian 16 and the Metro: A hot chick becomes possessed and starts slaughtering and eating people? That sounds cheesy, stupid AND…
Three DVDs to see: disturbing horror, a Rembrandt murder conspiracy, and some splatteriffic shorts
Grace: It’s rare that a horror film will shake me up and affect me so deeply, so I’ve made it a point to mention this…
Three to see: apocalyptic animation, electric guitar love, and Melvin Van Peebles playing himself from age 10-47
9 (at the Neptune, AMC Pacific Place and Oak Tree Cinemas): I’m trying to ignore the song playing in this trailer, because frankly it gives…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a love letter to print journalism, a creepy cult, and Spinal Tap unplugged
State of Play: I know what you’re going to say – this has to be cheesy, right? Well, kind of. This is a love letter…
Three Imaginary Films to see: Tarantino violence, Paul Giamatti brilliance, and a Travolta impersonator
Inglorious Basterds: I’m a total Tarantino devotee, so of course I’ve been waiting for this thing FOREVER and am super-excited it’s finally here. I’m a…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: Deneuve drama, 5 characters in 24 hours and a French classroom
The express version: Apres Lui: Franck kills Mathieu in a car crash, then Matheiu’s mom Camille ( the ever gorgeous Catherine Deneuve) falls for him.…
Three Imaginary films to see: a sweet romance, an oddball punk rock band, and Henson fantasy
Paper Heart: Playing at both the Neptune and AMC Pacific Place, this darling romantic sort-of mockumentary follows LA comedian and performance artist Charlyne Yi around…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a stalkeriffic thriller, nature fighting back, and my favorite New Zealanders
I’m officially naming today Bad Movie Tuesday, because while I found a few things to watch, the selection was chock full of ridiculous melodrama, B-horror,…