Has anyone heard of Margaret? It was directed by Kenneth Lonergan, stars Anna Paquin, Matt Damon, Matthew Broderick and Mark Ruffalo, finished production about six years ago, and is just being released in a limited fashion. The few critics who have seen it are saying it's incredible, but there's some trouble with the Studio (Fox), and they're not giving it much publicity or promotion at all. There's a more detailed report of the whole thing here.
Very strange Hopefully the problems will be sorted out soon.
Has anyone heard of Margaret? It was directed by Kenneth Lonergan, stars Anna Paquin, Matt Damon, Matthew Broderick and Mark Ruffalo, finished production about six years ago, and is just being released in a limited fashion. The few critics who have seen it are saying it's incredible, but there's some trouble with the Studio (Fox), and they're not giving it much publicity or promotion at all. There's a more detailed report of the whole thing here.
It's showing at a cinema (Odeon - grumble grumble, can't win them all) about ten minutes from my house. Just bought a ticket!
Ah I see. That sounds like a really good idea, I'd love to take part if it was to happen. But say I was already signed up to one of those sites - would I make a new account and just add the films I saw in that year?
We didn't discuss any specific details.
But I guess either approach (old account or new account) could work out without any problem.
Has anyone heard of Margaret? It was directed by Kenneth Lonergan, stars Anna Paquin, Matt Damon, Matthew Broderick and Mark Ruffalo, finished production about six years ago, and is just being released in a limited fashion. The few critics who have seen it are saying it's incredible, but there's some trouble with the Studio (Fox), and they're not giving it much publicity or promotion at all. There's a more detailed report of the whole thing here.
I noticed that showing at the Panton Street Odeon yesterday when I was looking at listings for The Ides of March. Maybe I'll give it a look.
Speaking of Panton Street (which is Odeon's outlet for lower-profile films) does anyone know anything about Snowtown, The Awakening or Resistance? They all look interesting.
I recorded Erin Brockovich last night to watch sometime soon - is it any good? Also, what exactly earned it a 15 rating? The TV guide said it has swearing, but I need to know if it would be appropriate or not to watch without headphones (family being around etc)
I noticed that showing at the Panton Street Odeon yesterday when I was looking at listings for The Ides of March. Maybe I'll give it a look.
Speaking of Panton Street (which is Odeon's outlet for lower-profile films) does anyone know anything about Snowtown, The Awakening or Resistance? They all look interesting.
Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian seemed to rate Snowtown very highly; I was looking forward to watching it.
The Dark Knight Rises A special preview screening showing the six-minute opening sequence of The Dark Knight Rises, the final instalment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy
The Dark Knight Rises A special preview screening showing the six-minute opening sequence of The Dark Knight Rises, the final instalment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy