Archive for August, 2009

Over the past weekend I spoke with Marco Cerittos [from BoxOffice.com] and Kevin Carr [from Fat Guys at the Movies and FilmSchoolRejects] about film criticism, their personal experience in the profession and their perception of criticism of today.  I hope you enjoy this bonus episode of the podcast and feel free as usual to leave me any feedback in the comments or email me at unnamed[AT]gmanreviews[DOT]com.  You can subscribe to the podcast via the RSS, iTunes or The Podcast Alley.

 

 The Unnamed Movie Podcast [Bonus - Film Criticism] f/ Kevin Carr & Marco Cerritos [92:27m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Henry [Eric Bana] is a time traveller who can’t control when or where he travels. At the age of six he finds out that he can time travel and has done it ever since. One day he travels back in time to see his future wife, Clare [Rachel McAdams], when she is six and the film follows this magical love story between Henry and Clare. (more…)

This is possibly the best trailer that’s hit this week.  George Clooney stars in this new film about soldiers with mind powers.  What makes this trailer awesome is the obvious, you have Kevin Spacey, George Clooney and Jeff Bridges all using their minds to do stuff that only George Lucas thought of.  Here take a look at the trailer below: (more…)

We all return to discuss the greatness of XxX and even better the Russian film Absurdistan. (more…)

 

 The Unnamed Movie Podcast [Episode 24 - Absurdistan] [101:01m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Damion, Douglas and I return this week to discuss the fun loving film about concentration camps for children with Roberto Bengni’s film Life is Beautiful. (more…)

 

 The Unnamed Movie Podcast [Episode 23 - Life is Beautiful] [102:22m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

A new Michael Cera movie will be hitting us soon.   I know, you’re tired of the same old joke of Michael Cera acting as awkward as possible and somehow he gets the girl in the end.  Well I’m here to tell you that this trailer kicks ass for all sorts of reasons including that Michael Cera serves up some confidence here.  Check out the trailer below: (more…)

Kate Colman [Vera Famiga] and John [Peter Sarsgaard] have decided to take on another child in their already family of four. After being approved for the adoption they visit the local orphanage and decide to adopt the more mature loner, Esther [Isabelle Fuhrman]. Esther then begins acclimate herself to her new surroundings and at the same time showing us how a pretty little Russian princess can turn your life upside down. (more…)

James Cameron’s Avatar and Benecio Del Toro as the Wolfman both got trailers this week.  These are two films that have been in development for the longest while and I can’t wait to see both.  Unfortunately I live in Jamaica, so I wasn’t able to catch the Avatar Day fun that most people saw across the world where they were treated to 15 minutes of the film for free!!! See the trailers below: (more…)

It’s been a while since I’ve made a Tweet Question post.  So this week, to go with the US release of Inglorious Basterds, I asked: (more…)

Andrew, Douglas and Damion return once again to talk to confess our ignorance with our List of Shame and then review Park Chan Wook’s Sympathy for Lady Vengeance. (more…)

 

 The Unnamed Movie Podcast [Episode 22 - Sympathy for Lady Vengeance] [94:11m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download