I want to take a minute to examine the Suckerpunch posters.

Here's one that I saw on the train platform today:


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you know what i just realized? there's no love story in suckerpunch. at no point is any woman in the movie in love with any man in the movie. there isnt some 'love conquers all!' or 'love validates who you are' storyline. it was strictly men as villains, women as saviours. and, awesomely, they were self-saviours and sister-saviours. it was all ( Read more... )

What to say about Suckerpunch? I don't even know where to start.

I liked it. Actually, I loved it. I've taken the time to finally sit down and read everything people have been saying about it, and I can't say that there isn't a part of me wondering what my deal is that I love this movie so much.

I don't know what being a woman is like for other ( Read more... )

10. Scrooged

A Christmas Carol is apparently the only reason any of us celebrate Christmas at all, which is why it's the most redone holiday film we see during this season. Scrooged is my favourite of all the versions, with Bill Murray as a nasty, self-absorbed TV network president who goes through the Dickensian motions during the live taping of- ( Read more... )

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In A Weary World, Episode 1: Unemployment from Mer & joi on Vimeo.

if youve ever wanted to see my fine-ass filmmaking skills, here's 5 mins & 13 seconds of them.

I'm working through a whole set of emotions right now. I can't really tell which is the most important to highlight in this review, so I'll just start at the beginning and let it go from there.

Whip It, like Jennifer's Body a few weeks before it, is not the best movie in the world. Unlike Jennifer's Body, however, it really breaks my heart to say ( Read more... )