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Welcome, one and all, to the Festival of Films blog! Here, we strive not just to review films but to discuss how the art of film reflects society and the broader human condition. Comments and spirited discussion are always strongly encouraged. Just remember to keep it respectful, of course. Here's lookin' at you, readers!
Tag Archives: Twilight
Prepackaged as an attempt to jumpstart another YA franchise, à la “Twilight,” that hopefully won’t lapse into franchise fatigue, “Beautiful Creatures” ain’t half-bad. Based on Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl’s first book in their Caster Chronicle series, this is pure … Continue reading
Warm Bodies is a simple love story, complicated by the small detail that one half of the romantic couple is dead. Have you ever had a crush on someone so bad, you had trouble even forming words around them? Well … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Features
Tagged 50/50, John Malkovich, Jonathan Levine, Nicholas Hoult, Nick DeNitto, Rob Corddry, romance, Romeo & Juliet, Teresa Palmer, Twilight, Warm Bodies, Zombies
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Longer Trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness Unveiled – Star Trek Into Darkness has impressively been able to keep its plot details a secret. We know Benedict Cumberbatch plays the villain, but there’s been no confirmation regarding who the character … Continue reading
Let’s not mince words: The Twilight movies have never been, for lack of a better word, good, but they seem to be as well-made as they could ever be with Stephenie Meyer’s silly source material. Suffice it to say, they’re … Continue reading
There are few things in this world that evoke legitimate rage within me: middle school kids who curse and use smart phones; people who say “on accident”; when the New York Jets do literally anything. But something sits atop this … Continue reading
Posted in All Films
Tagged Harry Potter, Nick DeNitto, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, The Shining, The Tree of Life, Transformers, Twilight, Watchmen
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“I have learned not to think little of any one’s belief, no matter how strange it may be. I have tried to keep an open mind…” —Abraham Van Helsing, Dracula The professor’s logic has become customary. Sure, vampire tales aren’t … Continue reading
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