- This review sends a confusing and mixed message by stating, “Conservatives can’t fly the ‘sucker punch’ flag over ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax.” Followed by dire warnings; “Parents who cried foul over the ‘evil’ oil baron character in ‘The Muppets’ will recoil in horror during ‘The Lorax.’ Sounds like a “Sucker Punch” to me. I don’t care about celebrity voices, how well the story is written, 3D or how great the animation is. It’s the message in the celebrity voiced, well written 3D and greatly animated movie that I care about. I say no thanks and I’ll pass on this one…
- Another organization devoted to narcissism and celebutard worship. Lady Gag(a) should start with her own bullying and bigotry toward those who dare disagree with her and stop choosing to be a perpetually outraged victim…
- Reason number 1432 not to watch the Academy Awards! I remember wondering back in 2002 when the circus came to the Academy Awards Show, “why the circus was performing and what the circus had to do with movies and the Academy Awards.” Then Cirque du Soleil showed up and I was wondering the same thing...
- I’m still not watching this annual narcissistic show so Hollyweird celebutards can pat each other on the back for getting paid for doing their job of making mostly vapid, boring, dull and lifeless movies...
- “Free Thinker” Clint Eastwood (whatever that means) is free to make any movie he likes. As someone free to spend my money on entertainment that doesn’t sucker-punch me or just suck, I’ll judge what comes out of Hollyweird with no regrets and pass on over-priced movies that even have a hint of being boring, dull and lifeless. I’ll wait and take a chance on watching those on Netflix…
- James Horner is not in my Top 10, but I like his work and I own some of his soundtracks. Screen Archives recently released the complete soundtracks of both Star Trek II and III...
- My Top 10 Favorite Movie Music Composers (in alphabetical order):
John Barry
Elmer Bernstein
Jerry Goldsmith
Bernard Herrmann
Maurice Jarre
Henry Mancini
Ennio Morricone
Lalo Schifrin
Dimitri Tiomkin
John Williams
There are dozens of other composers with music I enjoy and have collected on LP and CD over the years. Some of this great music rivals the classical music composed in the 19th century and is far superior to what passes as classical compositions created by over-educated university trained egg-heads. Movie soundtrack LPs were my way of bringing a piece of the movie home and reliving the experience between TV broadcasts in the day before home video. Some of those LPs were pretty cool too with lots of art work from the movie and extensive liner notes. Thankfully organizations like La-La Land Records and Screen Archives exist to release great soundtracks. I still collect them on CD and love listening to movie music via MP3 player or on the radio. In some cases the music is more memorable and better than the movie it is associated with...
- I’m sure this will reinforce the Liberal belief that Islam is a benign religion of peace, while Christians, Conservatives, anti-abortionists, military veterans and gun owners are de facto demonized as potential terrorist threats...
- This is the shorter 110 minute version of the 2011 167 minute made-for-TV movie “The Witches of Oz” that was available here on pay-per-view and on TV in the UK in July 2011 and is scheduled for DVD/BD release this April. The theatrical version has new special effects and will likely be available on DVD/BD later in 2012...
- The GLAAD Gestapo strikes again! Brett Ratner has never been a particularly good or interesting director and is responsible for making a bunch of mediocre action movies. I join the legion of movie buffs who wonder when he had his testicles removed. Is castration required to make movies today in Leftist Hollyweird? That would explain a lot…
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