Upcoming Films – Dates are Subject to Change
Feb. 12
The Wolfman –Hugo Weaving and Sir Anthony Hopkins costar in this film about Lawrence Talbot (Benicio Del Toro), a nobleman who returns to his ancestral home after his brother...
Last year was not exactly a stellar year for film; therefore, I had a difficult time putting together this list. And because I live in Omaha, I don’t get to see a lot of the smaller films or even the foreign gems until they come...
1. Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) in “The Matrix” trilogy (1999, 2003) – You might think that Neo is the savior figure in “The Matrix” films when in fact it’s Trinity who gets him out of every sticky situation. This...
1. Neo (Keanu Reeves) in “The Matrix” (1999, 2003) – His leather trench coat, cool shades, kung fu moves, and his use of “guns, lots of guns” all render this character one of the savviest savior figures ever committed...
(Through Season Five)
1. Watership Down by Richard Adams
This book appears two different times both of these it is in Sawyer’s possession. Boone claims that it was in his luggage. A reviewer on Amazon.com summarizes the story:...
On Feb. 2, “Lost” began its sixth and, sadly, final season. December of last year, I had only seen a few episodes here and there. And then, for what might seem like a strange reason –Japanese actor...
Bad Blake (Jeff Bridges) is a 57-year-old country singer who in between performing in such unattractive venues as bowling alleys and dive bars holes up in cheap hotels; chain smokes, and further pickles...
Upcoming Films – Dates are Subject to Change
Feb. 12
The Wolfman –Hugo Weaving and Sir Anthony Hopkins costar in this film about Lawrence Talbot (Benicio Del Toro), a nobleman who returns to his ancestral...
“Surrogates” will probably end up on one of those “biggest flops of 2009” lists, because it cost $80 million and, two months later, had only made about half of that back. Why this movie was such...
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