By The post Monday Movie: The Visitor, by Dayne Linford appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of The Visitor originally ran as as a theatrical review. Many movies are found in editing. Some, however, remain hopelessly lost. Guilio Paradisi’s
Blue Giant on Blu-ray in April!
When you start to collect jazz albums, a dealer will immediately tip you off that you need to get the Japanese import of certain albums. Japan is always described as a place where Jazz is fully appreciated. Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins and other cut live records there. Do
Despicable Me 4 Official Trailer
Gru and his family are back for another crazy adventure as Illumination Entertainment releases the official trailer for Despicable Me 4. View trailer below. Gru (Carell), the world’s favorite supervillain-turned-Anti-Villain League-agent, returns for an exciting, bold new era of Minions mayhem, alongside his wife and fellow Anti-Villain League-agent Lucy (Wiig),
The Weekly Round-Up #738 w/ Deer Editor #1, Titans: Beast World #5, Resurrection of Magneto #1 and more
Best Comic of the Week: Deer Editor #1 – I’m starting to think of Mad Cave Studios as the new Black Mask, except that their books mostly come out. Ryan K. Lindsay is a writer I associate with Black Mask, and when I saw that he had a series coming
Rabblecast 638 – Movie Commentaries on The Crow and Blade, Girls by the Luna Bros.
A while ago, we recorded movie commentary tracks for a couple of titles that we enjoy very much. The Crow (1994) Starring, Brandon Lee and Directed by, Alex Proyas and Blade (1998) Starring, Wesley Snipes and Directed by, Stephen Norrington. The conversation about the commentary tracks came up because, Doug
