What is the purpose of film? Is it to entertain, to present fantasy and escape? Or is it to present perspective, to give us a glimpse inside another's dreams? And if it's the latter, what would cinema itself dream?
A new documentary takes a peek behind the scenes of some of the biggest shows on television, and it needs your help.
Daniel Elkin and Jason Sacks this time take a dive into Inside Deep Throat. It's, um, deep.
What if David Lynch directed a Philip K. Dick scripted Apocalypse Now with Jean-Claude Van Damme instead of Marlon Brando and Scott Adkins instead of Martin Sheen, with a dash of Chronicles of Riddick thrown in for good measure?
It seems like the awards season love for The Fighter a couple years ago is sending him down a more populist, middlebrow avenue, which would be a shame because we already have a Jason Reitman.
Zack Davisson gives you the background behind the great new 47 Ronin comic and the upcoming Keanu Reeves movie!
When do you welcome a movie into your pantheon of stupendous achievements in cinema? At what point do you reject a movie as complete and utter bullshit?
Dylan gains a new friend as he and Nick discuss Twilight, geek on geek hate and the biggest disappointments of 2012. Hint: Prometheus and Dark Knight Rises. YES.
Daniel Elkin, Jason Sacks and Keith Silva dive into a documentary that offers a glimpse into one of the best Rolling Stones records. Sadly a glimpse may be all it offers.
At best it's good for a laugh, a pleasant enough 90 minute distraction for cinematic comedy lovers.
