Tuesday, February 9, 2010

News

Day of the Dead due for Blu-Ray Release in March

George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead is getting a Blu-Ray release through Arrow... 


Golden Globes 2010 Winners

On January 17th 2010 the winners were named for the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards.... 


Brad Pitt and Matt Damon to Voice Characters in Happy Feet 2

According to Movieline, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon are to provide voices for as yet... 


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Posters

Two New Posters for John Stalberg’s High School

John Stalberg’s stoner flick High School is due for release some time in 2010,... 


New Poster Unveiled for Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story

A very cool poster has now been unveiled for Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love... 


Three New Public Enemies Posters

Three new posters have now been released for the Michael Mann directed Public Enemies,... 


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Reviews

Lala Pipo DVD Review

Written by Tetsuya Nakashima (Kamikaze Girls, Memories of Matsuko), Lala Pipo is the directorial debut from Masayuki Miyano, based on a collection of short stories by Okuda Hideo. Six characters are focused on here with their stories all interwoven, all in some way related to the sex industry. Hiroshi is the first character focused on here; an overweight... [Read more of this review]


Southern Softies DVD Review

With its BBFC rating of U, Graham Fellows’ Southern Softies provides strong evidence that you don’t have to be crude to make people laugh. Following on from his 2006 mockumentary It’s Nice Up North, Graham Fellows once again sets to work as his comic creation John Shuttleworth as he looks into the idea that southern people are soft. In order... [Read more of this review]


Kamikaze Girls Review

Although visually beautiful, Tetsuya Nakashima’s Kamikaze Girls often feels like a bit of an empty shell. The cinematography is stunning and there’s no doubt that the film is absolutely incredible to look at, aside from this though there is little that really makes the film special. Momoko (Kyoko Fukada) is an incredibly isolated seventeen year... [Read more of this review]


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