A Single Man marks the feature film directorial debut of Tom Ford. So, who the hell is Tom Ford? More than a few film-goers may have been asking themselves that very same question in recent [...]
Imagine if you were alive circa 1932. Chances are you would have spent Sunday Afternoons at either of these theaters, located south of 5th, on Broadway: The Roxie (which replaced Quinn’s Superba theatre); Clune’s Broadway [...]
Los Angeles used to have a thriving theater area located in downtown known as the Broadway Corridor. It consists of twelve theaters, each with their own distinct architecture, history, and character. They all played a [...]
This is it ladies and gentleman. Here’s our very own Avatar spectacular review. So cue the bullhorn–Twice. You’ll get our review of the film, and the latest on the film’s reported links to depression, and [...]
The Hollywood Foreign Press might not see TV the same way you do. They might not think about TV in exactly the same way that the folks who vote for the Emmys do either, but [...]
If you aren’t clued in yet, the 67th Annual Golden Globes will be announced tomorrow, this Sunday, Jan 17th 2010 (live telecast on NBC at 5 PM PST and 8 PM EST). This year’s film [...]
This movie, considered a masterpiece by many, perhaps is. I”m not sure I agree; but what I’m sure of, is that the two main protagonists in the movie have managed to convince the viewer to [...]
In this screen adaptation of the novel of the same name, Brett Easton Ellis brings us a tale of decadent Los Angeles, circa 1983, where everyone was young, rich, and choosing their paths–which typically were [...]
Located in East Hollywood and built in 1924 by brick manufactures, Henry C. Jensen & Sons, the Jansen Melrose Theater was supposed to be “a better class” neighborhood movie theater. The Melrose Theater had a [...]
Los Angeles is the “Industry Town’ for all things movie and film related. Past TV series based out of LA include The Rockford Files, Police Woman and Quincy ME– to the present, including the incredibly [...]
This French Movie, directed by Pascal Laugier, and starring actors Catherine Begin, Robert Toupin, Morjana Alaoui, and Mylene Jampanoi, is one of those movies that forever affects your way of looking at the world. The [...]
And the “Killin Nazis” business in this movie is good. Overlooking some basic details including that the movie’s plot has no historical or other basis in fact, or that no organized Jewish Nazi hit squad [...]
The Topanga Film Festival also known as (“TFF”), is an open-air, boutique, local film festival. It receives entries from around the world, and showcases a broad range of short films ranging from documentaries, animation, drama/comedy [...]
[UPDATE] If you landed here in 2011, you’re in the wrong year. For the 2011 calendar and schedule, here’s the link. Going to the movies is always in “vogue” but seeing them for free is [...]
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