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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Movie Review: Donnie Darko (Blu-ray)

Dark, twisted, and utterly engrossing, Donnie Darko has captivated audiences since 2001. Now, a whole decade later, the film has been revitalized for high definition with a special 10th Anniversary Edition. Does this Blu-ray double dip improve on the

Never So Deep Records just sent over the tracklisting for EMOTIONAL DISORDER, the new collaboration between SUTTER KAIN (DJ BLESS) and DONNIE DARKO. The album hits the streets this Tuesday, September 6th via the usual digital outlets, while they're

Donnie Darko (Gyllenhaal) is a delusional high-school student visited by a demonic rabbit with eerie visions of the past–and deadly predictions for the future. This is the second time since DONNIE DARKO initially came out that I've seen the film.

Dark, twisted, and utterly engrossing, Donnie Darko has captivated audiences since 2001. Now, a whole decade later, the film has been revitalized for high definition with a special 10th Anniversary Edition. Does this Blu-ray double dip improve on the

From his first big screen appearance in City Slickers, to hits such as Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain and Source Code, the star has portrayed quite a few comp.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

ANOTHER EARTH – Century City Review

By Nate Freeman 7/21 2:51pm A few hours after the premiere of her film Another Earth, the young star and co-writer Brit Marling, who has porcelain features and a significant amount of talent, stood on the top roof deck of The Standard hotel in a bright

The writer-director of Another Earth sits down with the Yap to discuss his film debut and the sci-fi genre's ability to externalize internal monologues.

I'm not sure the significance of such disparate depictions of interplanetary threat as seen in Michael Bay's “Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon,” Danish provocateur Lars von Trier's “Melancholia,” and Amerindie Mike Cahill's “Another Earth” (opening

INTERVIEW | 'Another Earth' Triple Threat Brit Marling Has (Finally) Arrived – The 2011 Sundance Film Festival has played host to a slew of fresh faces with multiple films in the lineup. British up-and-comer Juno Temple

A resourceful indie science-fiction effort considers the redemptive ramifications of a duplicate planet.


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Monday, July 18, 2011

'Breaking Bad' season premiere review: Fear the box cutter

"Cougar Town" co-creator Bill Lawrence and "Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof are among those weighing in on the AMC drama series opener.

"Get back to work." So spake Gus, giving the order to Bryan Cranston's Walter White and Aaron Paul's Jesse, in the season premiere of Breaking Bad.

It's author has not yet seen the season four premiere of Breaking Bad and he's worried that continued exposure to the internet will lead to spoilers. He's a big, bearded pansy like that. We begin tonight with a first look at Karl Urban as Judge Dredd

Breaking Bad represents everything that is good and right about television. Anyone who dismisses the medium as a junkyard filled with reality schlock and mindless drivel jammed in between ads for cars and movies clearly hasn't taken the time to absorb

So spake Gus, giving the order to Bryan Cranston's Walter White and Aaron Paul's Jesse, in the season premiere of Breaking Bad. Getting back to work — resigning oneself to a life of both rigorous tedium and unnerving danger — is as good a way as any


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