Posts Tagged ‘Apocalypse Now’

I started this blog a whole of two years and six months ago.  I’ve been known to go on sabbatical every so often, but generally I try to keep everyone up to date with my ongoing  cinematic adventures.  I’ve met a few people across the internet that I think I can consider friends, had some laughs and enjoyed myself.  I’d like to hope that a lot of you reading this are having fun with it as well.  I’m sure a good percentage of you out there who know me personally stare in bewilderment at my constant blatherings wondering why the hell I think I matter.  However, since I find it almost useless to address those individuals, since you’ve obviously missed the point of the endless exercise, I will continue with what I was saying before.  So I’d like to take the time right now to thank all the readers, listeners of my podcast and followers on twitter and facebook who make me feel like I’m actually better than I really am at this writing/critiquing/internet thing.

Anyways a couple days ago I realized that I was coming up to my 500th post on this site and I sent out a tweet (on the twitter) asking what you would all like to to write about.  I got few responses, but I guess the most interesting response I received was a request for me to talk about some of my favourite movies of all time.  So since that’s way too much work to try and go through and actually try and rank all of my favourite films, here’s an impromptu list of films I think are perfect movies and people need to see: (more…)

This week Damion and I attempt to make our way through the jungles of Cuba as we attempt to enact the revolution with Steven Soderbergh’s Che. (more…)

 

 The Unnamed Movie Podcast [Episode 50 - Che] [109:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Now I’ve seen a ton of top ten/five lists on the internet blogosphere and podcasts about Father’s Day and I started to think how boring it would be for me to make another Top Ten on screen dads list. So here I will list some of my favourite movies that I have introduced my father to and he was happy that I did. (more…)