Showing posts with label point break. Show all posts
Showing posts with label point break. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 28, 2016
To Heist or Not to Heist
by Melissa Uhrin
This whole "needing money to win at life" thing is a bitch. Money for food and the four "H"'s: Housing. Heat. Hydration. Hygiene. Just the basics required to survive another day.
This whole "needing money to win at life" thing is a bitch. Money for food and the four "H"'s: Housing. Heat. Hydration. Hygiene. Just the basics required to survive another day.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Director Essentials: Kathryn Bigelow
by Patrick Bromley
The first (and only) woman to ever win a Best Director Oscar has a long career that should have been recognized much sooner than it was.
The first (and only) woman to ever win a Best Director Oscar has a long career that should have been recognized much sooner than it was.
Monday, December 28, 2015
Monday, November 2, 2015
Riske Business: Random Thoughts About 2015 Movies (November - December)
by Adam Riske
Scary Movie Month 2015 has passed but don’t lament; there are a lot of good things coming to theaters in November and December! The problem is I have a shit-ton of October releases to catch up on (Bridge of Spies, Steve Jobs, Room, etc). Seriously. That’s why so many movies bombed in October. There was too much out, yo. Anyways, here’s the only holiday movie preview you need. Enjoy!
Scary Movie Month 2015 has passed but don’t lament; there are a lot of good things coming to theaters in November and December! The problem is I have a shit-ton of October releases to catch up on (Bridge of Spies, Steve Jobs, Room, etc). Seriously. That’s why so many movies bombed in October. There was too much out, yo. Anyways, here’s the only holiday movie preview you need. Enjoy!
Monday, January 28, 2013
Friday, August 10, 2012
Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Aug. 10)
Based on the huge(?) success(?) of The Smurfs, ALF is now going to be made into a movie. What's next? A feature-length Poochinski film?
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