An absolute bukkake of reviews highlight this gem of a show. We tackled many movies and many subjects that we'd missed while the Boom Operator was working on a film.
Here are the capsule reviews:
Monsters University: Dogshit. Besmirches the reputation of the cute original and obvious, cynical evidence of Disney's mandate to pump Pixar franchises for sequels.
Hatchet III: Amusing gore-nado slasher from a self-aware franchise.
World War Z:
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone:
Now You See Me:
Stoker: A pretty great, self-consciously twisted ode to Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt, but with way more incest. Park Chan Wook's twisted storytelling went well with this standard (not an insult) suspense-thriller script by Wentworth Miller.
Before Midnight: This was a pretty good one, the third in an ongoing project between Linklater and Delpi and Hawke to free-jazz the characters they created 20-years ago (!) and their sometimes turbulent relationship. This is good, casual film-making that frames conversions over incidents and dynamic over introspection, something Linklater does well (and should stick to).
We barely had time for music:
The Omega Man, 1971 - John Granier
