Woody Allen Surprises Us All With a Film That Lands Amongst His All-Time Greats
Radio Bomb: The Film Locker episode 2
No time to rest on our laurels, episode two is upon us. This week, Simon and I have Woody Allen in the locker, with an emphasis on his 1986 gem HANNAH AND HER SISTERS. If the embedded player doesn’t start, please tune in through Podomatic or The iTunes Music Store) Take a listen, and be…
Au Champs Elysee ( MIDNIGHT IN PARIS Trailer)
I’ve had a strange relationship with Woody Allen movies lately, which is really to say that i find myself enjoying them more and more. Now sure, I wasn’t terribly fussed about YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER. However, along with my love of his classics ANNIE HALL and MANHATTAN, I have also really dug…
YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER
The grass is always greener…until you find yourself on that side of the fence.
TIFF Review: YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER
Festival Selection and Sexy Directors are No Guarantee of Quality.
Everybody’s Talkin’ 1 – 29 (Chatter From Other Bloggers)
At the moment, I have no movie plans for the weekend. However, after the wealth of classic movie goodness I caught on dvd last weekend, I feel the urge to load up and keep the trend going. Any suggestions? Of course, one of the most exciting parts of this coming weekend will be sitting down…
Back to Basics – MANHATTAN
The city Woody Allen wrote about no longer exists. It has been gentrified, homogenized, sanitized, and Disneyfied. At one point in the film while watching a historic building get gutted, Isaac says that the city is really changing. Well if he thought that was change, I wonder what he’d even recognize the city to come sixteen years later.