Our friends over at the Food Is Not Love podcast have debuted a funny movie-related music video.
The video is called "Jessica Alba" and was recorded by the podcast's musical side project Tan Creedo, featuring Robbie Danger and Geeks of Doom contributor Disco Volante...continue reading this article at Geeks of Doom!
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Music Video: Tan Creedo's Jessica Alba Song
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Saturday, February 2, 2008
Movie Review: The Eye
The Eye
Directed by David Moreau, Xavier Palud
Starring Jessica Alba, Alessandro Nivola, Parker Posey, Chloe Grace Moretz, Tamlyn Tomita
Rated PG-13
Release date: Feb 1, 2008
I actually requested this review during a phase I like to refer to as the "sign up for movies I don't want to see in an effort to challenge myself as a reviewer" phase. Or S.U.F.M.I.D.W.T.S.I.A.E.T.C.M.A.A.R for short. Right out of the gate, I had lowered expectations. Not bleak really, because I tried to keep an open mind, but lowered to say the least...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
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Saturday, November 10, 2007
'The Eye' Teaser Poster + Trailer + Synopsis
Lionsgate has released the teaser poster for The Eye, a bone-chilling supernatural thriller that tests the boundaries of perception and reality.
The Eye stars Jessica Alba, Alessandro Nivola, and Parker Posey, and is directed by David Moreau and Xavier Palud, the team who directed the suspenseful international hit Them.
Yahoo! Movies has the first trailer; see teaser poster at here right (click for larger view) and official synopsis just below...continue reading this article at Geeks of Doom!
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Monday, October 1, 2007
DVD Review: Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer -- The Power Cosmic Edition
Like most comic book loving guys my age, growing up the Silver Surfer was one of my favorite fictional characters. He was a stoic creature who traveled the cosmos on and with nothing but a board, had cosmic powers, and looked cool as fuck. And even though his task was to endlessly seek out inhabited planets for his master Galactus to raze into non-existence, he was strangely benevolent. For me, the Silver Surfer shared top honors with Thor, Hulk, Blackbolt, and Machine Man.
I've always dreamed about seeing the Silver Surfer up on the big screen. What Doug Jones (the actor behind the Surfer body) and the Weta Digital effects crew did in crafting the herald of Galactus in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer was quite actually the fulfillment of one of my childhood dreams. It's not often that you can say something like that without being facetious. And not only does the Surfer looks amazing in this movie, thanks to Laurence Fishburne -- who provided the Surfer's voice -- he sounds great, too... BUT ...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Movie Review: Good Luck Chuck
I said I wanted to upgrade the finger and so from now on people should use both the ring finger coupled with the middle finger. I called it the SUperFInger. -Revelation 4:2
I hate Dane Cook. It’s no secret, really. But like many of my pop culture enemies, I once rooted for him to do good so I could look at him differently and… Ya know… Learn something. I watched his HBO special, which looked to me like a red-assed howler monkey with a metrosexual haircut shrieking at the top of his lungs, telling long and unfunny stories that didn’t have a point and didn’t really go anywhere. I saw Employee of the Month… And soaked my eyes in bleach immediately afterwards. But that was just a bad movie. I heard good things about Mr. Brooks, so I went into Good Luck Chuck with an open mind, waiting to be convinced of the MySpace comic phenomenon...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
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