Quick Hit | One Metric That Could Tilt Denzel’s Oscar Odds Tim Adkins December 6, 2012 This public service announcement regarding Denzel Washington’s Oscar chances is safe for work.
John Travolta Vaguely Reports to Heal a Man through Scientology Dustin Freeley December 4, 2012 John Travolta, a nearly-forty-year follower of Scientology, was recently in Shangai and claims to have helped an injured man through Scientology “assists,” which I’m sure…
Bad 25 — How We Should Remember Michael Jackson Dustin Freeley December 4, 2012 Spike Lee’s focus, appropriately, is on the process and the passion, not the tabloid conjecture and presumed wackiness.
The House I Live In — Hegemony and its Discontents Dustin Freeley December 4, 2012 The War on Drugs, its casualties, and its collateral damage.
Madagascar 3 — Clever Family Fun Dustin Freeley December 3, 2012 Good, family fun with a clever script, but a nagging need to satisfy those who wanted to see 3-D.
Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning — Confused and Geriatric Dustin Freeley December 3, 2012 Sloppy, shoddy, inconsistent, and not in the fun, Expendables-type way.
The Weekend Arena: Universal Solider 4 (4!?) Edition Dustin Freeley November 30, 2012 Fresh off the success (?) of The Expendables 2, van Damme is back (again) as Luc Deveraux.
Paranorman — Revisionist History and other Themes Dustin Freeley November 28, 2012 Haven’t we seen this before: a young boy, isolated, frightened, able to see dead people? Didn’t he come with a shrink as the vehicle for…