David Crow
Editor at Den of Geek
Entertainment journalist, Den of Geek editor and member of the Critics Choice & OFCS critics groups. Read ramblings here: https://t.co/PqszlFl8Tf…
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2 days ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
The name is Villeneuve, Denis Villeneuve. Chances are you already knew it well, whether for some of the riveting character studies early in his career like Prisoners, Sicario, and Enemy, or more likely for his pivot to epic genre cinema via Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, and the new Dune movies (Oscar nominees all).
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denofgeek.com | David Crow
Unlike Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Frankenstein, or plenty of other horror icons, M3GAN didn’t burst onto the scene like a lumbering, silent menace. No, this gabby doll strutted across our screens like a goddamn diva. The key appeal 2022’s M3GAN is the camp quality of being killed by a machine who is just as lethal with a mean-girl putdown as she is a machete. Still, she had a machete. She also made for a clever metaphor about the way parents are surrendering their children’s minds to technology.
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6 days ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
To say Steven Spielberg’s Jaws was a hit in 1975 is to speak in gross understatement. As only the second movie to ever enjoy a wide Hollywood release—and more crucially the first to change moviegoing habits forever when it became the highest grossing movie up to that point—Jaws was more than a phenomenon in the culture. It reshaped our culture in ways we are still processing.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
Like the title suggests, 28 Years Later takes place a little under three decades after the events of 28 Days Later, a film where the modern world ended in a bloodcurdling scream. Yet when we catch up with director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland’s vision of a post-apocalyptic UK, it doesn’t look like a grim future so much as a version of our past.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | Chris Longo |Matthew Schuchman |David Crow
The 24th annual Tribeca Film Festival is now in the history books, but it’s safe to say that the state of cinema remains alive and thriving in downtown Manhattan after these past two weeks. Located in the neighborhood between Soho and the Financial District, Tribeca also stands at the crossroads between the future and the past, the innovation of daring new voices in independent filmmaking and legacies no less storied than the festival’s co-founder Robert De Niro.
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RT @DenofGeekUS: Wes Anderson has interest in making a musical: "I'd love to. My daughter loves musicals. I started to get more interested…
My chat with Wes Anderson, including why he's now interested in making a musical and how he ended up thinking of Boris Karloff in The Mummy while directing Benicio del Toro... https://t.co/IfXmntqXaw
There's some debate over Ballerina, which can be uneven, shameless franchise extension... but it also has wall-to-wall Stahelski action in the back half where Ana de Armas enters a flamethrower duel and smashes plates on her enemies heads like a deadly Three Stooges. I was happy.
