Public Enemies
6/10
This movie just got out and I’m a bit tired. So excuse the short review.
Really great soundtrack, well directed shoot out scenes, and good acting. My only qualm with this movie, is that its really too long. So much of this movie was destined for the cutting room floor. 3/4 of the way through this movie and you find yourself losing interest. I’m in no way saying don’t go. I’m just saying drink a lot of caffine and be prepared to sit through about 45 minutes of boring before the movie concludes. All in all, it was a decent but like so many others not worth the ticket price at the end.
I wouldn’t normally do this but extraordinary circumstances call for extraordinary measures…
I know this doesn’t really fit into the whole zombiefood “ethos” but your no-budget filming skills and affinity with kid’s pop culture may be able to help me.
A new TV channel is starting here and they’re looking for presenters to audition. To get through the preliminary stage you need to shoot a 1-2 minute DVD amongst other things.
As well as ideas on what I should do, I’m also keen to hear thoughts as to who I should be trying to connect with - the adults who will be calling me in for the next round or should I be trying to target the clip to kids?
What should I do, who should it be for?
If I’m successful in time I might end up in Hollywood through a series of savvy career moves. This will mean my lifestyle will in turn become your lifestyle as I will never forget the people who got me to where I am and shall reward them duly. All I ask is you still live in your respective houses and leave me alone mostly.
Just Something For Your Eyes To Look At…
Zombiefood’s been kind of quiet these last few days so I figured I’d throw this at you dudes until someone has something real to post. If you’re not well acquainted with Brotha’ Lynch Hung this video might not make any sense. I’m not really looking for critique on this video because it was done more as a way to test my new computer and the new lens I just got for my camera, but comment away if you feel like it. Anyway…have fun, kids.
The Hangover
Todd Phillips was the brainchild behind this movie. A bunch of friends go to Vegas for a bachelor party, they wake up the next day not remembering anything, and then they have to do some detective work to blah blah blah. Here are some other movies Todd Phillips has made: Starsky & Hutch, Road Trip, School for Scoundrels.
It’s not that it’s a bad movie, it’s just not very funny. I went for Zach Galifianakis, and was not disappointed. He’s the best part, with the second best part being… just a second, I’m drawing a blank here. I’ll get back to you.
For a comedy movie, there aren’t very many jokes.
6.5/10
It’s that time again.
Favorite NES game.
Just so shit doesn’t get boring: no Mario/Zelda. Don’t give the same answer as someone else.
Stay funky fresh.
UP
I’ve said this before, but you should consider yourself lucky to have a studio as proficient as Pixar when it comes to making totally entertaining movies. The scope of this movie is larger than any they’ve done before, and it’s much more in the realm of fantasy. It reminds me of the craziest of children’s books: “Let’s take a super ridiculous premise and just push it to the limits”.
It’s Pixar. You know you’re going to see it anyway.
9/10
Favorite Pixar Movie?
Sucker MCs perpetrating a fraud.
Favorite hip-hop album?
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