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Latest Video: FilmCrunch 067: Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, Premonition reviewed

Veronica Santiago and Neil Estep review Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, and Premonition in this episode of FilmCrunch.
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Reitman Says No to Juno Sequel

Ellen Page, JunoAcademy Award-nominated director has just given us the best and worst news possible.  He loves his recent film, Juno, so much, he refuses to participate in any sequel.  (Of course, that doesn’t mean one couldn’t be made without him.)

What?  You didn’t know there was going to be a sequel?  Well, if common sense rules - there won’t be.  But apparently the movie’s $100+ million gross, Oscar noms and critical acclaim have earned the film just that type of buzz.

While some might consider that kind of talk disrespectful (Why would they dare ruin a perfect experience?), I think we should just consider the rumors to be a form of flattery (They only make sequels for good things, right?) and not entertain them any further. 

Seriously.  We all need to let go.

Read More | New York Post

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Catch Up On Your (Classic) Oscar Films

If the February sweeps period hasn’t offered you enough to watch on TV, here is a surefire way to fill up your DVR.  For the next few weeks, will be honoring -nominated films.

The cable channel will devote one day of each week to a different era (e.g. Tuesdays/1940’s, Fridays/1970’s).  This, of course, all leads up to the ceremony on Sunday, February 24th.

Although we are already one week into February, TCM still has many films left to cover.  (Approximately 4-6 movies will be show on any given day.)  Here is a list of some of those upcoming selections:

Raging Bull

  • MONDAYS (1920’s and 30’s): It Happened One Night, Mr. Deeds Comes to Town
  • TUESDAYS (1940’s): The Red Shoes, Yankee Doodle Dandy
  • WEDNESDAYS (1950’s): Vertigo, Roman Holiday
  • THURSDAYS (1960’s):  2001: A Space Odyssey, Easy Rider
  • FRIDAYS (1970’s):  The Goodbye Girl, Apocalypse Now
  • SATURDAYS (1980’s):  Raging Bull, Ordinary People
  • SUNDAYS (1990’s and 2000’s):  Mr. Holland’s Opus, The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

To use their fantastic interactive site and schedule your own recordings, click on the link below.

Read More | Turner Classic Movies

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