FilmFanatix writes: “…LOVE ACTUALLY has just taken a no. 2 seat ” “…smart camera work…perfect pacing, superb acting…” “…do yourself a favor and see it when it becomes available…..you won’t regret it.” CLICK HERE to read the full review
Carey Mulligan Amazing actress. I hope to work with her someday. Side Note: Looking at my previous “Wish-List” entries, I think I have a thing for British actresses
Nothing against this film or the people involved……but I just feel it’s so unrepresentative of how the world is now — at least how I see it: CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE This is a bit closer…. And I’m not even try to self-plug my film. It’s just to show that Hollywood still has a lot of people in power in place that are not used to seeing anything else…..and probably live in a bubble (or a gated community).
Here are the next 25 films (#26-50) — listed by year: (Click on the titles for the IMDB entry – Trailers/Clips Included When Available) Written On The Wind (1956) The Hidden Fortress (1958) visit videodetective.com for more info Shadows (1959) The Great Escape (1963) Vanishing Point (1971) Paper Moon (1973) The Towering Inferno (1974) Opening Night (1977) The Castle Of Cagliostro (1979) Fanny And Alexander (1982) Tootsie (1982) Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown (1988) The Mambo Kings [...]
We just received another incredible review for NEW YORK LATELY. FilmArcade writes: “…an original, funny and poignant slice of New York City.”” CLICK HERE to read the full review OFFICIAL WEBSITE IMDB PROFILE ..
I met a good friend recently to talk about the screenplays we are both developing. As I was discussing mine, I referenced a ton of movies to him. Surprisingly, he hadn’t seen about 75% of the films I mentioned — yeah I’m old — so he suggested I put together a list of films for him to watch. So here’s the start of that list. These are mainly older films that aren’t considered too mainstream or in the recent minds [...]
I can’t wait to see SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE this weekend and soak up some new lessons from Danny Boyle. His film career has been hit and miss, but the one thing I really admire about him as a filmmaker is his ability to move seamlessly from genre to genre.
The first NEW YORK LATELY review is in. Duane Martin from Rogue Cinema writes: “It’s an absolutely wonderful piece of work.” CLICK HERE to read the full review OFFICIAL WEBSITE IMDB PROFILE
For some reason, with the upcoming elections I stared to think of an old song that I love. It’s hard to believe that PRAYING FOR TIME by George Michael came out in 1990. I still remember it clearly when it launched on the radio and everyone was commenting on how the track and new album (Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1) was such a radical departure from his first album. Almost 20 years later, the lyrics seem more relevant than ever. [...]
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