Lonecellist on NPR & DCist
Posts from the last time I compiled them, in chronological order...
Film picks for the week beginning Oct. 14: Popcorn & Candy: Acid Test
Two reviews that week at DCist, one for the big budget action comedy, Red, the other for a little South African romantic comedy, White Wedding
The next week, film picks for the week beginning Oct. 21: Popcorn & Candy: Return of the Shopping Dead
Two reviews at DCist that week as well, one of the latest Clint Eastwood-directed film, Hereafter, the other a British graphic novel adaptation from Stephen Frears called Tamara Drewe
Earlier this week at NPR, a review of the mid-week limited release of the music documentary, Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields
Also from earlier this week, a news story (I know! a news post! from me of all people!) about the re-opening of a long-defunct DC moviehouse, the West End Cinema.
Movie picks for the week beginning Oct. 29: Popcorn & Candy: We Want Candy
And, finally, just one end-of-the-week review from me at DCist, the third installment of the Swedish language film adaptations of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
Film picks for the week beginning Oct. 14: Popcorn & Candy: Acid Test
Two reviews that week at DCist, one for the big budget action comedy, Red, the other for a little South African romantic comedy, White Wedding
The next week, film picks for the week beginning Oct. 21: Popcorn & Candy: Return of the Shopping Dead
Two reviews at DCist that week as well, one of the latest Clint Eastwood-directed film, Hereafter, the other a British graphic novel adaptation from Stephen Frears called Tamara Drewe
Earlier this week at NPR, a review of the mid-week limited release of the music documentary, Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields
Also from earlier this week, a news story (I know! a news post! from me of all people!) about the re-opening of a long-defunct DC moviehouse, the West End Cinema.
Movie picks for the week beginning Oct. 29: Popcorn & Candy: We Want Candy
And, finally, just one end-of-the-week review from me at DCist, the third installment of the Swedish language film adaptations of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest