Posts Tagged ‘Benicio Del Toro’
The Filmdogs Podcast: In the Lounge with W, J, and J
This week on The Filmdogs Podcast we decided to hang loose and take it easy “In the Lounge with W, J, and J.” We discuss several news items such as Christoper Nolan‘s newly professed love of Michael Bay films, the new post 911 film from Stephen Daldry starring Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock, and casting rumors surrounding the Fantastic Four reboot. Then in the lounge we talk about films we’ve been watching recently and some of our viewing habits may surprise you. So take a load off and listen in.
Email us with you podcast feedback or segment suggestions at filmdogspodcast@gmail.com. Subscribe to the podcast here, or listen in you browser. Also, you may download an enhanced AAC feed with chapter markers and artwork from iTunes on your computer or straight to your iPhone/iPod touches now! If you like what you hear be sure to write a quick review on iTunes as well. It helps us out. Thanks!
Trailer Exam | Biutiful
Empireonline recently premiered the trailer for Alejandro González Iñárritu‘s newest film, and I must say that I am completely blown away. The film is entitled Biutiful, and stars Javier Bardem as a man involved with criminal activity as well as the feeling that death may be inside him. The trailer is a fantastic culmination of startling images and precisely cut music. If nothing else this trailer will certainly pique your interest and leave you wanting more. Continue on to watch the trailer for Biutiful, and Iñárritu’s first three films. Read the rest of this entry »
Top Five Ridley Scott Films
With Ridley Scott’s newest film Robin Hood opening this weekend, I decided to create a personal top five list of his films. I believe that Ridley Scott is a brilliant filmmaker and an impressive world builder. His presence can always be felt in his films through his visual style and iconic imagery. He usually tackles complicated stories with deep themes and meanings. At times his films falter and some could argue that he has had three late decade slumps (1989 – Black Rain, 1996/97 – White Squall and G.I. Jane, 2006 – A Good Year). That said, Ridley Scott is immensely talented and will always execute his films with absolute perfection. Read the rest of this entry »
When the Moon is Full… A Conversational Review of “The Wolfman” with Ms. Mack and Mr. Will
Ms. Mack: How did you like the movie?
Mr. Will: I liked it. I thought it was a good, cheesy, b movie. Lots of gore, lots of violence, good acting. I got to hear Anthony Hopkins say “Isn’t it glorious?” several times which was fun.
Ms. Mack: Why?
Mr. Will: It just sounds cool. What about you? Read the rest of this entry »
