Tony Sokol Dec 1, 2017
When the search for Jack gets desperate, the Winchesters unwittingly find themselves on a heist crew. Spoilers ahead...
This review contains spoilers.
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13.8 The Scorpion And The Frog
In the spirit of the season that has embraced 'let’s try something new!' comes yet another first. Clearly, while pitching episodes in the writers' room, amid suggestions of doing a gender-bent Samantha and Deanna episode* or an actual musical episode, someone said 'Let’s do a heist!' It was done. And it was good.
*I have zero evidence these episodes were suggested but in 13 years, surely someone thought about it.
Sam and Dean were dragged unwillingly into this story in order to get a chance at finding Jack,...
When the search for Jack gets desperate, the Winchesters unwittingly find themselves on a heist crew. Spoilers ahead...
This review contains spoilers.
See related 10 sequels that ignored previous films Should we really fear movie sequels? Sequels abandoned after the film before them struggled Films that'd get a fairer hearing if they weren't sequels
13.8 The Scorpion And The Frog
In the spirit of the season that has embraced 'let’s try something new!' comes yet another first. Clearly, while pitching episodes in the writers' room, amid suggestions of doing a gender-bent Samantha and Deanna episode* or an actual musical episode, someone said 'Let’s do a heist!' It was done. And it was good.
*I have zero evidence these episodes were suggested but in 13 years, surely someone thought about it.
Sam and Dean were dragged unwillingly into this story in order to get a chance at finding Jack,...
- 12/1/2017
- Den of Geek
Ryan Lambie Oct 2, 2017
We talk to director Ridley Scott about Blade Runner 2049, the lasting influence of the 1982 original, ancient aliens, flutes, and more...
It's mid-September, and a rug-thick layer of secrecy lies over Blade Runner 2049, the belated sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 classic. Before our interview with Scott, who executive produces, we're shown approximately half an hour of footage: Ryan Gosling trudging moodily through futuristic landscapes as a new Replicant hunter, K; glimpses of Jared Leto as a new creator of artificial life, named Niander Wallace.
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Directed by Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners, Sicario, Arrival), Blade Runner 2049 looks spectacular, with the same measured, ethereal pace that made the original film such a masterpiece. Exactly what K's mission is - and how it ties...
We talk to director Ridley Scott about Blade Runner 2049, the lasting influence of the 1982 original, ancient aliens, flutes, and more...
It's mid-September, and a rug-thick layer of secrecy lies over Blade Runner 2049, the belated sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 classic. Before our interview with Scott, who executive produces, we're shown approximately half an hour of footage: Ryan Gosling trudging moodily through futuristic landscapes as a new Replicant hunter, K; glimpses of Jared Leto as a new creator of artificial life, named Niander Wallace.
See related Bunny And The Bull interview with Paul King, Simon Farnaby and Edward Hogg Brendan Gleeson interview: The Guard, Don Cheadle, Crocodile Dundee and more
Directed by Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners, Sicario, Arrival), Blade Runner 2049 looks spectacular, with the same measured, ethereal pace that made the original film such a masterpiece. Exactly what K's mission is - and how it ties...
- 9/18/2017
- Den of Geek
Legend has it that on this very day, at this very time… an episode of Indie Beat would be released. This story was passed on from generation to generation and finally that fateful day is here. Was the tale truthful? Was there to be a new episode of the podcast?
Yes. They were right. And it was good.
(That they were right).
On this episode I spoke to filmmaker (sometimes film journalist and festival programmer) Sarah Salovaara!
Continue reading Indie Beat Talks With ‘Let Me Die A Nun’ Director Sarah Salovaara [Podcast] at The Playlist.
Yes. They were right. And it was good.
(That they were right).
On this episode I spoke to filmmaker (sometimes film journalist and festival programmer) Sarah Salovaara!
Continue reading Indie Beat Talks With ‘Let Me Die A Nun’ Director Sarah Salovaara [Podcast] at The Playlist.
- 8/9/2017
- by Christopher Bell
- The Playlist
Read More: St. Lawrence International Film Festival Announces 2015 Award Winners The New York No Limits Film Series has announced the full lineup for its 2015 summit. The lineup consists of 18 independent films, both feature-lengths and shorts, from directors around the world. The summit will be held from November 12-14. The full lineup is as follows: Official Selections - Feature Films: "It Had to Be You" - Sasha Gordon "Malady" - Jack James "Pretend We're Kissing" - Matt Sadowski "selectEd" - Kayla McCormick Official Selections - Short Films: "And It Was Good" - Graham Waterston "Chateau Sauvignon" - David Maire "Dance of the Neurons" - Jody Oberfelder & Eric Siegel "Every Day My Dad Dies" - Steven Rico "Girl in the Chair" - M. Louis Gordon "iDeal Wife" - Sylvia Congxin Qi "If I Had A Piano (I'd Play You the Blues)" - Stephanie Gardner "The Lotus...
- 10/26/2015
- by Ryan Anielski
- Indiewire
In our last article, we went over the history and exciting things the Brooklyn Film Festival offers its contestants. And now it’s time to meet the films and the winners.
16Mmonster: directed by Jacob Kindlon; a 12 minute short from the Us.
20 Years Of Madness: directed by Jeremy Royce; a 90 minute documentary from the Us.
Abby Singer/Songwriter: Directed by Onur Tukel , a 75 minute film from the Us.
Abigail Deville’S Harlem Stories: Directed by Nick Ravich, a 7 minute American documentary.
After A Dream: Directed by Tobias Schmuecking, a 17 minute short from Germany.
And It Was Good: Directed by Graham Waterston, a 19 minute short from the Us.
Winner of the Short Narrative Spirit Award
Big Bag: Directed by Ricardo Martin Coloma, a 13 minute animation from Spain.
Block And Piled: Directed by Marc Riba & Anna Solanas, a 5 minute animation from Spain.
Blue-eyed Me: Directed by Alexey Marfin, a 7 minute short from England.
16Mmonster: directed by Jacob Kindlon; a 12 minute short from the Us.
20 Years Of Madness: directed by Jeremy Royce; a 90 minute documentary from the Us.
Abby Singer/Songwriter: Directed by Onur Tukel , a 75 minute film from the Us.
Abigail Deville’S Harlem Stories: Directed by Nick Ravich, a 7 minute American documentary.
After A Dream: Directed by Tobias Schmuecking, a 17 minute short from Germany.
And It Was Good: Directed by Graham Waterston, a 19 minute short from the Us.
Winner of the Short Narrative Spirit Award
Big Bag: Directed by Ricardo Martin Coloma, a 13 minute animation from Spain.
Block And Piled: Directed by Marc Riba & Anna Solanas, a 5 minute animation from Spain.
Blue-eyed Me: Directed by Alexey Marfin, a 7 minute short from England.
- 8/23/2015
- by Catherina Gioino
- Nerdly
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