Another different thing: No One Writes to the Colonel, screening at the Harvard Film Archive, whose title clues you in on the loneliness and sorrow prevalent in this Gabriel Garcia Marquez adaptation. Continue reading
Another different thing: No One Writes to the Colonel, screening at the Harvard Film Archive, whose title clues you in on the loneliness and sorrow prevalent in this Gabriel Garcia Marquez adaptation. Continue reading
And now, for something completely different—The Great American Novel hits the The Great American Movie Screen with The Great Gatsby’s wide release. Continue reading
I love me some film festival action, so I’ll be combining what I’ve seen at SXSW and the new things to come at IFFBoston. Stay tuned, because it’s going to be a very busy week for me and other fellow film lovers.
And if you’re at the festival, say hello or tell me what you’re seeing at @mcastimovies.
Need to get your Mad Men fix more than once a week? Continue reading
Have fun on that lonely walk home, Mr. Big Shot. Continue reading
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Ah, Facebook, where we can all stay in middle school—surrounded by the people we went to middle school with—forever. Continue reading
With everything that happened last week a lot of people could use the simple joy of a good kid’s movie. And Earth Day just happened, so Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax seems all the more appropriate. Continue reading
Giving new meaning to the term handicap-able Continue reading
I’ve never heard that T-Rex roar coming out of theater speakers, or seen Jeff Goldblum’s face on the big screen Continue reading
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