Posts Tagged 'The Wire'

TRAILER REVIEW: ‘Shutter Island’ or who cares about the title ’cause it’s Scorsese

Martin Scorsese’s next movie is “Shutter Island,” adapted from the novel by Dennis Lehane who is probably the best crime writer alive. I have this dream to adapt Lehane’s first novel, “A Drink Before the War,” into a movie. It’s one of his Patrick Kenzie-Angie Gennaro detective yarns. The characters have been in a movie already: the criminally under-appreciated, wonderfully directed “Gone Baby Gone,” which did just enough business to justify its existence in 2007. It was directed and co-adapted by Ben Affleck, who is on point.

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TRAILER REVIEW: ‘The Road’ or a kid who makes hilariously awful trailers

I can’t say I’m a huge Cormac McCarthy fan. I’ve only read one of his books: “No Country for Old Men,” which is fantastic. But after that movie turned out to be a masterpiece, I was pretty eager to see what Hollywood would do with “The Road,” a rather depressing book that was so good Oprah decided to include it in her book club. Continue reading ‘TRAILER REVIEW: ‘The Road’ or a kid who makes hilariously awful trailers’

‘Obsessed’ kills it, called most important freaking movie ever

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I’ve been uniquely interested in “Obsessed” since its trailer was released a few weeks ago. Aside from the fact that Ali Larter is hot, Beyonce is hot and Idris Elba is Idris Elba, the casting of the movie seemed very deliberate. I haven’t seen a mainstream movie about a black couple antagonized by a white woman. Continue reading ‘‘Obsessed’ kills it, called most important freaking movie ever’

David Mills has a pretty awesome blog

David Mills at some Hollywood mixer talking about "Kingpin" or something. I don't know. iMDB won't let me jank his headshot, so I got this.

David Mills at some Hollywood mixer talking about "Kingpin" or something. I don't know. iMDB won't let me jank his headshot, so I got this.

There are only two types of people who will likely care about the fact that David Mills has a pretty cool blog: fellow Diamondbackers (and even most of them won’t care) and fans of the NBC miniseries “Kingpin” in 2003 (which I’m not sure a lot of people saw). Continue reading ‘David Mills has a pretty awesome blog’


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