
A few weeks ago, when Robert Redford’s Savannah-made The Conspirator was released, I posted my own review as well as two roundups of other reviews (here and here). After a promising limited release with a high per theater average, the…
A few previous posts about The Conspirator: my review, one roundup of reviews, and another slightly more positive roundup of reviews. In its opening weekend, the Robert Redford directed film finished 9th at the box office and is estimated to…
I’ve already posted some links and short excerpts from some of the key reviews of The Conspirator. I wrote about it here. One of the film’s crew sent me some other suggested reviews that she thought put the film in…
I already posted my own review of The Conspirator here. I thought it would be interesting to look at few other reviews. In The New Yorker, Anthony Lane complains a bit about the overly obvious parallels to today: “one wishes…
I saw this at the Savannah Film Festival a few months ago and will post a mini-review before it’s released. Enjoy: The Conspirator: Official Site: Directed by Robert Redford.
The question: What happens when an innovative and ambitious young band also has the technical skills to create their own music videos? The answer: “Sick Sick Lover” by General Oglethorpe and the Panhandlers, which you can watch on the band’s…
UPDATE, 3/5/12: Click here for the latest info I have on this film. UPDATED AT 7 p.m. eastern time, March 15th: The link is to the video is no longer live (it was posted by a number of people on…
I’ll have some sort of review of The Conspirator posted before its official release on April 15th, but here’s the trailer: I enjoyed the film when I saw it last fall at the Savannah Film Festival — it wasn’t on…
You don’t have to be a Motorhead fan to enjoy Lemmy. But it sure couldn’t hurt. Lemmy is about Lemmy Kilmister, who founded the early metal band Motorhead in 1975 and has been synonymous with the band ever since. (Lemmy…
I just love the fact that the Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah’s 8th Annual Film Fest kicks off with “The Swimmer,” a dark and beautiful 1968 adaptation of a John Cheever story. As Ned, Burt Lancaster is at first virile,…