These arethe reviews
and other
pieces I'm
working on
this month.
Amazon
DVDs:
Comfort
and Joy,
LennoN-
YC, Man in a Suitcase - Set 1 [four-disc set], and Prayers for Bobby.
Amazon Theatricals: Blue Valentine (Ryan Gosling and
Michelle Williams), The Company Men (Ben Affleck and Tom-
my Lee Jones), Somewhere (Sofia Coppola directs Stephen
Dorff), The Fighter (David O. Russell directs Mark Wahlberg),
and How Do You Know (Reese Witherspoon and Paul Rudd).
Still playing (or yet to open): Hereafter, Inception, Inside Job, The King's Speech, Love and Other Drugs, Never Let Me Go, and The Town.
Seattle Film Blog: Claire Denis' White Material and Roger Corman's Cult Classics - Rock 'n' Roll High School. I also reformatted my review of Hal Ashby's directorial debut, The Landlord.
Video Librarian: Kenny G - Live at Montreux, Todd P Goes to Austin, New Morning Paris Concert - John Scofield, Pictures of Status Quo, Ana Popovic Band - Evening at Trasimeno Lake, Bee Gees - In Our Own Time [Blu-ray], INXS - Mystify, The Torture Never Sleeps - Frank Zappa, Man in a Suitcase - Set 1, Prayers for Bobby, Robert Klein - Unfair and Unbalanced, and Finding Face.
White Material image from Mubi.com.
2 comments:
I was excited to see Comfort and Joy on your list, as it's about time that some Bill Forsyth available. But it turns out to be a good news/bad news situation. It's not Bill Forsyth. But it's Maggie Greenwald! But it's a Lifetime Channel movie. I don't hold out hope that it's great, but please let me know if it is. The Kill-Off is still the best Jim Thompson movie, and Ballad of Little Jo is interesting, if not perfect. Didn't care much for Songcatcher, though.
Greenwald's "Comfort and Joy" isn't bad, but it isn't a must-see.
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