Sunday, August 29, 2010

What we've done: August 26th-28th, 2010

- Dennis Cozzalio posted the second half of the conversation between himself and The Self-Styled Siren, along with gratitude for everyone who read, enjoyed and passed along the first installment. THE MODERN-DAY FILM CRITIC REFUSES TO DIE!

- Scott Von Doviak looked at the weekend releases, grumbled and started looking ahead in response.

- Simon Abrams pointed out a running theme in William Castle's movies and said happy birthday to Paul Reubens.

- Craig Kennedy posted the trailer for Tamara Drewe and a clip from that new Sofia Coppola film. Also, Weekend Forecast and Weekend Roundup.

- Danny Baldwin was genuinely surprised by The Last Exorcism.

- Daniel Getahun wondered wherefore The Social Network and wrestled with the number of different films hopping around inside The Other Guys.

- Phil Nugent got busy: a quick shot at Glenn Beck, a piece on Jordan Rides the Bus, dug into the legacy of Nixon and eulogized Satoshi Kon.

- Jason Alley will take Death at a Funeral USA over Piranha 3D any day of the week.

- James Frazier saw Charlie St. Cloud.

- Lucas McNelly bemoaned the difficulty of the PMD question. (Producer of Marketing & Distribution, if you're dumb like me.)

- Two Fs in a row for Adam Lemke? Damn, dude. My condolences.

Finally, our own Ari Dassa has been working on a documentary about his grandfather, and he's posted the first trailer for it. Check it out!

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