Attention: CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED – All passes have been claimed. Go,See,Talk is partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give film fans FREE passes to a special Advance Screening of RAMPAGE. Click the poster below and claim your ticket directly from the WB Tickets website!! ***Note: Use the following promotional link on the ticket page: IoKke12978 This screening will take place on April 10 at 7:00 PM These passes are first-come, first-served so be one of the first people to register for your ticket and you may get to see RAMPAGE before it opens on APRIL 20. Finally, as always, the ticket is not an assigned seat, just admittance to the theater. Be…
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ALL PASSED CLAIMED – Advance Screening Passes to ‘RAMPAGE’ in AUSTIN, TX
Attention: CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED – All passes have been claimed. Go,See,Talk is partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give film fans FREE passes to a special Advance Screening of RAMPAGE. Click the poster below and claim your ticket directly from the WB Tickets website!! ***Note: Use the following promotional link on the ticket page: zQteP04973 This screening will take place on April 10 at 7:00 PM These passes are first-come, first-served so be one of the first people to register for your ticket and you may get to see RAMPAGE before it opens on APRIL 20. Finally, as always, the ticket is not an assigned seat, just admittance to the theater. Be…
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ALL PASSED CLAIMED – Advance Screening Passes to ‘RAMPAGE’ in HOUSTON, TX
Attention: CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED – All passes have been claimed. Go,See,Talk is partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give film fans FREE passes to a special Advance Screening of RAMPAGE. Click the poster below and claim your ticket directly from the WB Tickets website!! ***Note: Use the following promotional link on the ticket page: QLlfO47779 This screening will take place on April 10 at 7:00 PM These passes are first-come, first-served so be one of the first people to register for your ticket and you may get to see RAMPAGE before it opens on APRIL 20. Finally, as always, the ticket is not an assigned seat, just admittance to the theater. Be…
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ALL PASSED CLAIMED – Advance Screening Passes to ‘RAMPAGE’ in DALLAS, TX
Attention: CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED – All passes have been claimed. Go,See,Talk is partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give film fans FREE passes to a special Advance Screening of RAMPAGE. Click the poster below and claim your ticket directly from the WB Tickets website!! ***Note: Use the following promotional link on the ticket page: UoZqk29830 This screening will take place on April 10 at 7:00 PM These passes are first-come, first-served so be one of the first people to register for your ticket and you may get to see RAMPAGE before it opens on APRIL 20. Finally, as always, the ticket is not an assigned seat, just admittance to the theater. Be sure…
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Sweet Trailer…Alan Rickman in 'CBGB'
What is CBGB you ask? Well as the hilariously grungy Alan Rickman (yes, that’s Alan Rickman) tells us early in the trailer, it stands for “Country Blue Grass Blues“. Never heard of it? While it ain’t The Whiskey Bar it has been the spring board for some of the music world’s most iconic entertainers. This film tells the true story of Hilly Kristal (Alan Rickman) and how he turned his sleazy low-rent club into the stuff of legend. So if names like the Talking Heads, Blondie, The Ramones, The Police, and/or Iggy Pop mean anything to you, you have to check this out. Enjoy!! In addition to Rickman nearly disappearing…
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G-S-T Review…Rock of Ages
Full disclosure: I’ve never seen Rock of Ages live on stage. I have no idea if its sprawling, loosely connected storylines intersect in a more satisfying way when played out before a live, active, participating audience. I don’t know if the theater, rather than the multiplex, represents a more comfortable and better-suited environment in which the particulars of musicals can thrive. So, in short, I don’t really know where primary authorship of Rock of Ages‘ film adaptation lies– it’s with either Chris D’Arienzo or Adam Shankman– but I do know a train wreck when I see one because, as that locomotive cliche dictates, I’m unable to look away. That mesmerizing quality represents…
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[USAFF Review]…The Giant Mechanical Man
In Lee Kirk’s indie film The Giant Mechanical Man, two lost individuals find that they are not as alone or hopeless as they think they are. Janice (Jenna Fischer) can’t hold down her temp jobs and Tim (Chris Messina) spends his days as a thankless street performer; a silver painted, dry-wall stilt wearing 9 foot “mechanical man“. When nothing is going right, their paths cross and they prove to be the only one who truly understands the other, especially when the world thinks they’re both nuts. Sure, details aside, this has the set up of many films (indie or otherwise) you’ve seen before: quirky character A meets quirky character B, romance ensues, roll credits.…
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G-S-T Review…Wanderlust
Wanderlust could well be the best thing David Wain has done since 2001’s Wet Hot American Summer. Maybe that’s not the best way to start a review of a well-liked director’s latest film; I feel like I’m stacking the deck, immediately, against Wanderlust, but at the same time the movie contains and emphasizes many of the same characteristics that made Wet Hot so great and have since established it as a modern comedy classic. The humor here is big, broad, and shamelessly silly, the characters are well-drawn, endlessly funny individuals, and the satire at the film’s core is well-realized. Where the two movies differ lies in the way Wain’s latest rambles, which is only appropriate to a…
