Movie News: 9 Full Moons

9 FULL MOONS Makes World Premiere at Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) Thursday, June 6, 2013  At the SIFF Uptown Cinema 511 Queen Anne Avenue North   An official 2013 SIFF Selection Nominated for a FIPRESCI Award for Best New American Film  Starring AMY SEIMETZ (THE KILLING, YOU’RE NEXT, UPSTREAM COLOR, SUN DON’T SHINE – directorial debut)… Continue reading Movie News: 9 Full Moons

Movie News: THE LONE RANGER

WORLD PREMIERE CELEBRATION FOR DISNEY’S “THE LONE RANGER” TO BENEFIT THE AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND   STAR-STUDDED EVENT TO BE HELD AT DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE PARK ON JUNE 22   BURBANK, Calif. (May 29, 2013) — Walt Disney Studios Chairman, Alan Horn, announced today that ticket sales from the highly anticipated World Premiere of Disney/Jerry Bruckheimer… Continue reading Movie News: THE LONE RANGER

Review: KON-TIKI

By Laurie Coker Rating: A My sister lived on a boat of some kind for well over twenty years, more than ten of those she spent with her co-captains sailing or motoring down the Pacific coast, through the Panama Canal at one point, and eventually, she ended up in Florida, after longs stints in Mexico,… Continue reading Review: KON-TIKI

Review: FRANCES HA

By Mark Saldana  Rating: 3.5 (Out of 4 Stars) Writer/director Noah Baumbach’s latest collaboration with his girlfriend,  writer/director/actress Greta Gerwig proves to be a successful one. Their collaboration, a film titled Frances Ha, takes mumblecore and channels it through the aesthetics of Woody Allen, cinematographer Gordon Willis (Manhattan), and French New Wave cinema, particularly the… Continue reading Review: FRANCES HA

Review: NOW YOU SEE ME

By Laurie Coker Rating: A- Once in NYC, I fell prey to a street magician and since then I have a bit of an aversion to the trade, but not the talent. I remember loving David Coppefield and sat in awe at one of his shows, years ago. Like many magic tricks, perhaps all in… Continue reading Review: NOW YOU SEE ME

Review: EPIC

By Mark Saldana Rating: 2.5 (Out of 4 Stars) What happens when filmmakers take a creative and imaginative fictional world, but do not do anything creative or imaginative with it? Well, an example of that result is a sometimes entertaining, but mediocre movie titled Epic.  Loosely based on William Joyce’s book, The Leaf Men and… Continue reading Review: EPIC