What’s Out This Week? – April 12, 2013
This week we’ve got biopics, rehashed horror parodies, and the latest from Director Terrence Malick! Check out what’s out, after the jump!
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What’s Out This Week? – April 5, 2013
This week we’ve got movies from Danny Boyle, horror thrillers starring Julianne Moore, and an interesting documentary, check out What’s Out This Week, for April 5, 2013.
What’s Out This Week? – March 29, 2013
Netflix Streaming Pick of the Week: The Queen of Versailles
It’s been a while since we’ve posted one of these! But this one is a “can’t miss.” The Queen of Versailles, IFFBoston 2012’s closing night film, is an excellent documentary from Lauren Greenfield. It follows David and Jackie Siegel as they are beginning to build what will eventually be the largest home in America. David Siegel, …
Video of the Week: Wreck it Ralph Retro Ad
As a gamer/follower of videogame culture I’m psyched at the idea of Wreck It Ralph. Today saw the release of a “vintage ad” featuring the the Donkey Kong/Rampage Inspired game “Fix it Felix Jr.” whose main villain is Wreck It Ralph. They got the vintage ad down perfectly, check it out below! Wreck it Ralph …
Trailer: Django Unchained
I have no idea what I expected while I was anxiously awaiting this trailer, but I should have figured this Western would be more Pulp Fiction rather than Unforgiven. Starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, and Leonardo DiCaprio, Django Unchained is a story about a Dentist turned bounty hunter (Waltz) who sets out across America with …
IFFBoston ’12 Review: Beauty Is Embarrassing
Beauty Is Embarrassing ends with an amazing call to action from subject Wayne White. He sums up what he means by Beauty Is Embarrassing, and it just as equally sums up White’s entire Mantra. Do what you want to do, be who you want to be, no matter what. Wayne White, best known for his …
IFFBoston ’12 Spotlight: Downeast
The recent closure of a sardine canning factory has brought Gouldsboro, a small coastal town in Maine, to a total standstill. Made up of mostly 70-year olds, the laid off residents of the town are eager to get back to work. So when Italian immigrant Antoniio Bussone arrives from Boston looking to open a new …
IFFBoston ’12 Spotlight: Rubberneck
Rubberneck is an incredibly fascinating character-driven film about obsession and infatuation, directed by Alex Karpovsky, and written by Karpovsky and Garth Donovan. Shot entirely in Massachusetts, it tells the story of Paul Harris, a research scientist who works on the outskirts of Boston. After a weekend tryst with a co-worker, his unreciprocated desires gradually turn …
IFFBoston ’12 Spotlight: One Night Stand
The intro-logline to the documentary One Night Stand sounds like a 24 hour film festival – it chronicles the creation of 4 musicals from blank page to live stage in just 24 hours. With appearances by Rachel Dratch, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and Richard Kind – Variety says that the film “Perfectly conveys the creative insanity …