Jeffrey Dean Morgan And David Strathairn Hit The Pool Halls In ‘Walkaway Joe’ Trailer
‘Underwater’ Digital Codes Giveaway From CinemAddicts Podcast!
The latest giveaway is a good one, as I’m looking forward to seeing the sci-fi thriller Underwater when it hits Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital next week. That said, I’m offering up Five (5) Digital Codes for the Kristen Stewart headlined film. Check out the details below!
Dean Devlin Reflects On “Emotionally Surprising” And “Overwhelming” Experience Of ‘Almost Paradise’
Dean Devlin’s diverse career includes successful collaborations with director Roland Emmerich (he penned the scripts for Independence Day and Godzilla) and producing such Leverage and The Librarians. Devlin’s passionate journey in elevating “genre entertainment” now leads him to Almost Paradise, a project which has been an “emotionally surprising” experience.
Flick City Episode 7: “Almost Paradise” Producer Dean Devlin, Bacurau, And Appreciating Joseph H. Lewis
This week on Flick City I interview Almost Paradise producer Dean Devlin (he also directed Geostorm and Bad Samaritan). He talks about his love for E.T. the Extra Terrestrial. My full interview with Devlin is up for our Patreon members. Plus if you want to support your local independent theater by watching Bacurau via a virtual screening, go to Kino Lorber’s site. I also discuss two films that I recently checked out on The Criterion Channel: My Name Is Julia Ross and So Dark The Night.
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Flick City 7– Duration: 22:47
‘The Dog Doc’ Interview: Cindy Meehl Talks Directing Journey And Dr. Marty Goldstein Collaboration
Award winning filmmaker Cindy Meehl (Buck) directs The Dog Doc, a documentary that gives viewers an up close and personal look at Dr. Marty Goldstein’s approach to integrative veterinary medicine. Goldstein and his fellow doctors at the Smith Ridge Clinic in South Salem, NY bring their medical expertise and holistic training in helping enhance the lives of animals and their owners.
#43 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: The Boy Sits In (Week 43 of 116)
Haven’t had a minute to call my own since I last checked in. Going against my better judgement I decided to multitask and provide some insight on my recent lack of productivity. Scout’s honor that this won’t become the norm, but it does serve as a sneak peak in what I hope to get going with my boy once we’re allowed out of the house. Thanks for listening!
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Episode 114: Coffee and Kareem//Bacurau//We Summon The Darkness
Strange time for everybody and everything, movies included. Greg and Anderson talk some movies that are worth checking out from March and look at what the first half of April has to offer. Here’s a link to the Laemmle Virtual Theater that got brought up. We’re back to twice on month until we’re allowed out of our houses. Thanks for listening and hang in there.
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‘Clover’ Review: Knockout Storytelling And Stellar Ensemble Propel Comedic Crime Flick
From the moment Clover hits the screen you may give the requisite eye roll, believing this is another “homage” to a Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino. In fairness, those filmmakers had their own heroes (both love director Samuel Fuller’s work). Unless you’ve existed since the first days of cinema, originality is hard to come by. More importantly, Clover is a first rate feature that surpassed my expectations.
AFI Movie Club Launches “Virtual Gathering” For Movie Buffs Proving “There’s No Place Like Home”
On March 31, Steven Spielberg welcomed movie buffs around the world to join the AFI Movie Club, a virtual gathering which will spotlight a movie a day wth material from the AFI Archive to enhance their viewing experience. The first selection, introduced by Spielberg, was The Wizard of Oz.
‘Banana Split’ Review: Everlasting Bonds And Laughter Take Precedence In Subversive Comedy
