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THE FALL GUY, CHALLENGERS, CIVIL WAR, DEEP SKY, MONKEY MAN, Ghostbusters: FROZEN EMPIRE,
April 11, 2024
#MiniMovieReviews Extravaganza 21 - fun, engaging, aggregated and personal, bite size reviews for The Fall Guy, Challengers, Civil War, Deep Sky, Monkey Man, Ghostbuster: Frozen Empire
ARGYLLE, THE GREATEST NIGHT IN POP, DRIVE-AWAY DOLLS, MADAME WEB, BOB MARLEY:ONE LOVE, PROBLEMISTA
March 16, 2024
#MiniMovieReviews Extravaganza 20 - fun, engaging, aggregated and personal, bite size reviews for Argylle, The Greatest Night in Pop, Drive-Away Dolls, Madame Web, Bob Marley One Love, Problemista ...
WONKA, THE COLOR PURPLE, LEO, THE IRON CLAW, SALTBURN, THE ZONE OF INTEREST …
December 10, 2023
#MiniMovieReviews Extravaganza 19 - fun, engaging, aggregated and personal, bite size reviews for Wonka, The Color Purple, Leo, The Iron Claw, Saltburn, The Zone of Interest...
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Jennifer Lawrence in WINTER’S BONE / Q&A with dir Debra Granik
May 20, 2010
How long was the pre-production period? The actors, Jen and John Hawkes (who played Teardrop) came down a week ahead of time. Jen had to do a lot of work learning how to use the farm machinery and the squirrel skinning. John visited some bars and got recordings of people's voices in the community to learn accents. "This was a crucial part of the production, to have time before…
Lloyd E. Booker / The Evils
May 10, 2010
There are no happier people on this planet than those who decide that they want something, define what they want, get hold of the feeling of it even before it’s manifestation, and then joyously watch the unfolding, as piece by piece, it begins to unfold. That’s the feeling of your hands in the clay. – Abraham Hicks I really like this quote. In the last two years it’s helped me…
Commentary – Exit Through The Gift Shop
April 12, 2010
This film is better than a Nike commercial in terms of being inspiring to “just do it”! I love that this guy found his bliss, fame and made millions of dollars because it never occurred to him that he couldn’t. The guy I’m referring to is Thierry Guetta a.k.a Mr. Brainwash. PFS screened this documentary, Exit Through the Gift Shop, a couple of months ago, but I wasn’t able to…
THE SQUARE with director Nash Edgerton Q&A
April 11, 2010
Carla decides this is the perfect opportunity for escape with Ray, she proposes they steal the money and hire an arsonist to make it look like the house happened to catch on fire. But Ray's a normal guy, nothing gangster about him, he may be willing to cheat on his wife with a younger woman, but he's not looking for real trouble, so he turns Carla down, at first...
Foodie Film: I AM LOVE
April 10, 2010
by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor The Phila Film Fest Spring Preview opened with a beautiful Italian film, I Am Love (Io sono l’amore) Director/Writer Luca Guadagnino this film is a truly wonderful example of food in film. There’s a lot of wonderful tactile food preparation and eating of incredible dishes. I love a scene in which a recipe for a Russian fish soup is being disclosed while in the midst…
Jeff Bridges in CRAZY HEART
January 19, 2010
By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor I have a friend who’s an aspiring music journalist, similar to Maggie Gylenhaal’s character in Crazy Heart. She likes to review lesser known musicians who come into town and play Philly’s smaller venues. That honky tonk sound with a rootsy rock influence, by musicians with snow on the roof, but plenty of sexy fire still in the belly — John Doe, to name one, is…
Jennifer Lawrence in WINTER’S BONE / Q&A with dir Debra Granik
May 20, 2010
How long was the pre-production period? The actors, Jen and John Hawkes (who played Teardrop) came down a week ahead of time. Jen had to do a lot of work learning how to use the farm machinery and the squirrel skinning. John visited some bars and got recordings of people's voices in the community to learn accents. "This was a crucial part of the production, to have time before…
Lloyd E. Booker / The Evils
May 10, 2010
There are no happier people on this planet than those who decide that they want something, define what they want, get hold of the feeling of it even before it’s manifestation, and then joyously watch the unfolding, as piece by piece, it begins to unfold. That’s the feeling of your hands in the clay. – Abraham Hicks I really like this quote. In the last two years it’s helped me…
Commentary – Exit Through The Gift Shop
April 12, 2010
This film is better than a Nike commercial in terms of being inspiring to “just do it”! I love that this guy found his bliss, fame and made millions of dollars because it never occurred to him that he couldn’t. The guy I’m referring to is Thierry Guetta a.k.a Mr. Brainwash. PFS screened this documentary, Exit Through the Gift Shop, a couple of months ago, but I wasn’t able to…
THE SQUARE with director Nash Edgerton Q&A
April 11, 2010
Carla decides this is the perfect opportunity for escape with Ray, she proposes they steal the money and hire an arsonist to make it look like the house happened to catch on fire. But Ray's a normal guy, nothing gangster about him, he may be willing to cheat on his wife with a younger woman, but he's not looking for real trouble, so he turns Carla down, at first...
Foodie Film: I AM LOVE
April 10, 2010
by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor The Phila Film Fest Spring Preview opened with a beautiful Italian film, I Am Love (Io sono l’amore) Director/Writer Luca Guadagnino this film is a truly wonderful example of food in film. There’s a lot of wonderful tactile food preparation and eating of incredible dishes. I love a scene in which a recipe for a Russian fish soup is being disclosed while in the midst…
Jeff Bridges in CRAZY HEART
January 19, 2010
By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor I have a friend who’s an aspiring music journalist, similar to Maggie Gylenhaal’s character in Crazy Heart. She likes to review lesser known musicians who come into town and play Philly’s smaller venues. That honky tonk sound with a rootsy rock influence, by musicians with snow on the roof, but plenty of sexy fire still in the belly — John Doe, to name one, is…