…to break away from being known only as the guy who hits people with a hammer named Mjolnir. When it comes to hacker culture I don’t know anything that I… View Post

…would be like to try and produce a film with them. Somehow Ethan and Coen are completely compatible creatively. I’m crossing my fingers that Joel and Ethan Coen are back… View Post

…match von Sternberg’s superb lighting and shot composition. Their film Shanghai Express was their greatest commercial success and one of my favorite films of the 1930s. The subtle, suggested eroticism… View Post

…about, if the guilt’s truly there poisoning his gut. You want to see him purge his crimes, not for catharsis, but for evidence. You want to know that the rest… View Post

…what compels her to spin like a dervish—so ridiculously in place. She doesn’t want a man; she wants the promise of something more, a purpose of some kind. But not… View Post

…this reboot will in any way besmirch the legacy of the classic we all know and love from 1984. That film has withstood the test of time and will always… View Post

…of course the villain of the piece, Ultron. Giving each character their own voice is Whedon’s greatest accomplishment with Thor finally emerging as the comedy gold mine comic readers know… View Post

…most satisfying and violent scenes of the season, he brutally hacks four men to pieces with an axe and then goes in search of their missing companions. Meanwhile in Mereen,… View Post

…air. But when it comes to Anthony Mann, I’ve never felt compelled to place him in their company primarily because I didn’t know a thing about him other than the… View Post