Well you may be if you plan on taking a trip out to Astoria's Museum of The Moving Image. It started on June 16th the summer series aptly titled:
You can watch movies from Dawn Of The Dead, High Tension, and 28 Weeks Later at this venue.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Monday, June 18, 2007
The Show Of The Summa
This show is the shizNIT! So appreantly during the summer months there is very little intellectually stimulating programming on TV....well there ain't if you have HBO!
I mean, I don't even know why it took me so damn long to get into this show, but this show is BANGIN! It's really intuitive into the world of Hollywood and the life of celebrity. I LOVE the Kevin Dillion character Johnny "Drama" Chase. This dlister actor riding on the coat tails of his super star brother Vincent Chase---I personally refer to him as "sexy ass".
Adrien Grenier is hot! A friend of mine saw him once in person here and she told me he's even hotter in person...
Don't doubt that for a minute.
Did yall see Sunday's last episode? My cure for The Sopranos is now ENTOURAGE.
Thank you HBO for giving me a reason to hang onto my subscription.
The show airs every Sunday nite at 9p.m. on HBO
Newbish Stuff
Julia Roberts had a baby! Hope they learn to shave their underarm hair!: Actress Archives
Don't wanna pay to see Micheal Moore's Sicko?? It's on YouTube for ya: Reuters
Buffy got arrested yall: CTV.ca
Britney all the sudden now wants to sue over defamation of her bald head on a morning radio shock jock billboard...awww lawd!!: TMZ
Summer In The City!
Feel like skippin out at work this week? Go to Bryant Park this summer and soak up some sun while watching your favorite movies. Here is the list of movies showing!
For more info go to:
Saturday, June 16, 2007
On A Shoestring Budget?
But you wanna watch a movie anyway?
Check out the Tribeca Drive-In™ at Rockefeller Center.
Seating for the event will open at 6:00pm daily and the movies will begin at 9:00pm. Cast and filmmakers alike will be on hand to introduce the films. Admission is free, but seats are limited. Screenings will take place rain or shine. Please enter at 49th Street. Sponsors include Dodge and In Style Magazine.
Some film noir flick with Lucy Liu and Cillian Murphy will be presented this week...ya never know they may come thru and talk about it.
Somethin to do yall...and hell, it's FREE.
For more info go to www.tribecafilmfestival.org
Coffee, Chocolate, and Wine...A Nice Combo
So are you busy working on your latest screenplay but you roommates are making too much noise for you to focus?? Do you need something to whet your appetite while you get your creative juices flowing? Need a place for a meeting with a fellow filmmaker?
Look no more. Check out Cocoa Bar in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Located at: 228 7th avenue (between 3rd and 4th street)
It's cool casual and the pastries are delish! I'ts better to go in the evening rather than the day, cuz alot of Park Slope mommies and daddies like to bring their kids---which can be obviously distracting.
But if you need a glass of wine to relax or a cup of java to energize this is the place to be.
A new one just popped up in Manhattan! Yes! It's located at: 21 Clinton Street New York, NY 10002 (between Houston and Stanton)(212) 677 7417
Ain't Seen The News On This Blog In A Minute...
Fantastic Four Movie Review--you mean didn't suck???: Cinematical
Another article about The Sopranos' gay ass ending: New York Times
Batman's (not exactly anatomically correct) new suit!: Dlisted
Indie Film Folks...Check It OUT!
Interested in independent filmmaking? The UCLA Extension Film, Television & Digital Entertainment Media program, is offering an online course entitled "Micro-Budget Features: Total Control and Maximum Profit" from June 25th - September 17th, 2007.
Instructors Roger Soffer & Christian Ford focus on the realities of the emrging micro-budget marketplace (films budgeted at $150K-$350K) and the steps required to develop, produce and profit from a professional-grade micro-budget feature.
See the full course description here:[ ifc.com/static/img/newsletter/061407/microbudget_flyer.pdf ], or visit the UCLA Extension website: www.uclaextension.edu
Have Some Drinx and Network
SCENE Film & Media AfterDark, Lazy Limabean's business networking lab where New York City's film & media industries converge.SCENE AfterDark is a place for people from Media, Arts & Entertainment to meet with peers, share ideas and develop friendships with the goal of assisting each other in both professional & personal goals.
Location: MANTRA, 986 Second Ave., (bet. 52nd & 53rd Sts.), New York, NY 10022
Only $10Pre-Register online to get entered to win 1GB iPOD Shuffle*http://sceneafterdark.eventbrite.com/
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REMEMBER...COME EARLY - STAY LATE - GET CONNECTED!
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Blogumentary Time: Sicko!
Michael Moore does it again. He comes out wit a one-sided bias documentary about a controversial issue that effects every American. This one is called Sicko. I have to say though, I've watched Moore's infotainment documentaries over the years, and I have yet to see Sicko, but something tells me that this is probably one of his most honest films to date.
Lets put aside partisan politics for awhile and focus on an issues that effect ALL of us.
HEALTH CARE
We're not tryin to get all political on this blog, but it kinda sucks to know that even those of us who carry health insurance, we may not be "fully covered" by our insurance company. Unfortunately insurance companies take a loss of they focus more on patient care rather than profit coverage. So that's what Moore set out to do in this documentary. It illustrates how we as Americans who live in the wealthiest country in the world has by far the worst health care. Which sux ass if you ask me.
It will be released soon and I'm sure it will be just as controversial as Fahrenheit 9/11...well maybe not THAT controversial. But just the same, it will provoke conversation.
Like him or hate him, Moore knows what the hell he's doing by making movies that calls attention to the general public.
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