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Monday, June 22, 2009

Film Review: Ecoute Le Temps (Fissures)
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Ecoute Le Temps
AKA: Fissures
Year: 2009
Director: Alante Kavaite
Studio: Lifesize Entertainment
Stars: Emilie Dequenne, Mathieu Demy, Ludmila Mikael
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Running Time: 83 Mins
Language: French with English subtitles

“Ecoute Le Temps (Fissures)" is about Charlotte, an alienated sound engineer, who travels to her mother’s homw, after she was murdered. Very angry about the way the investigation is going, she sets out to find out what really happened to her mother. While recording the sounds in her mother’s house, Charlotte discovers strange noises that contain information about past event in the house. She then uses that, in order to reconstruct the last days of her mother’s life. As Charlotte is able to piece everything together, the killer is looking to kill her before it’s identity is discovered.

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/06/ecoute-le-temps-fissures-review-written.html

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Thursday, June 18, 2009

Rhode Island International Film Festival: Raise Awareness!! (Repost)
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Now in its 13th year, the Rhode Island International Film Festival™, (RIIFF) will take place August 4-9, 2009. In its brief life span, the Festival has become a leading juried competition showcase for international independent filmmakers and their work. In 2008, RIIFF screened 289 cinematic works in seven days to large and appreciative crowds. These films were submitted from over 53 countries, and 32 states in the United States.

The Festival presented 58 World Premieres and 41 US/North American Premieres. Following months of adjudication and review, RIIFF films were selected from over 3,000 international submissions. The Festival had 12 sell-outs and is recognized within the industry as the largest festival in New England.

What sets RIIFF apart is that the Festival is one of only five broadly focused, independent festivals in New England accepting works of any type (dramatic, documentary, experimental, animation), on any subject matter, and in any genre. In 2002, RIIFF was notified by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) that it had elected to recognize the Rhode Island International Film Festival as a qualifying festival for the Short Films category for the Annual Academy Awards. With more than 7,000 film festivals worldwide, only 63 have this recognition.

The Rhode Island International Film Festival, takes place in the historic cities of Providence as well as satellite locations throughout the state; including Kingston, Newport, Narragansett, Barrington, Cranston and Westerly. The dynamic nature of Rhode Island offers excellent screening facilities, strong community support, and unlimited growth potential. Visit www.film-festival.org for more details!

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Thursday, June 04, 2009

Film Review: Drag Me to Hell
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Drag Me To Hell
Year: 2009
Director: Sam Raimi
Studio: Universal Pictures
Stars: Alison Lohman, Justin Long, Lorna Rave
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Running Time: 99 Mins.

PG-13 is a rating that horror fans hates to hear. If you’re going into “Drag Me to Hell” thinking that Sam Raimi has sold out by making a PG-13 horror film, then your going to be surprised, as this definitely a return to form. Sam Rami, who has created and directed such horror classics, “The Evil Dead” and “Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn, as this film brings back old school horror, in a big way.

Christine Brown is a loan officer (Alison Lohman), who has ambition on moving up at the bank that she works at. One day an elderly woman come to the bank and asks for another extension on her loan. Christine is forced to evict the old woman, after being forced, by her boss to make a decision. Later that same day, she is visited, by that same old woman again. This time around, the woman decides to get revenge for what she did to here, by inflicting Christina with a curse that will send her to hell, in three days. Now desperate to save her soul, she is forced to turn to seer, in order to end her nightmare. As the evil and mysterious forces begin to drive her insane, as she has three days to get rid of this curse, or else she will be dragged into hell. Justin Long and Lorna Rave also co-star.

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/06/drag-me-to-hell-review-written-by.html

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Friday, May 01, 2009

Personal Entry: My Portfolio
Category: Life

Things are have going good. Right now, I really bored as Walled In is draining my will to live, so can expect a bad review coming soon. But that's not why I'm here. I'm here to tell you that I currently started a hobby besides my website work for filmarcade.net. I'm currently starting to take up photography. You can find my find work here in my pictures under My Portfolio. Right now, i'm just focusing on the wonderful scenery that Rhode Island has to offer. Hopefully this will lead me to new and exciting things and meet new people in the process. Got to run. Have a good day.

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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Review: Sunshine Cleaning
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Sunshine Cleaning
Year: 2009
Director: Christine Jeffs
Stars: Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, Alan Arkin
MPAA Rating: R
Studio: Overtune Films
Running Time: 91 Mins

“Sunshine Cleaning” is a film that I’ve been looking forward to, since hearing about at Sundance, as it really looked like the dark comedy that yours truly might be interested in. Thankfully, this didn’t turn out be “Gigantic” all over again, and had everything that made sense.

The film is about a single mother (Amy Adams), who is trying to put her son into a private school after being expelled. If that wasn’t any worse, she also has to deal with a sister (Emily Blunt), who can’t hold a job, her eccentric father (Alan Arkin), who’s always coming up with these get rich quick schemes, and having an affair with a detective (Steven Zahn), who she dated in high school. Then one day, she along with her sister starts a bio-hazard crime scene cleaner business, to pay for her son’s tuition. Soon, they begin to have a lot of problems with the business and each other. In order to overcome this, the sisters must overcome their troubled past and their own differences with their lives and each other.

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/04/sunshine-cleaning-review-written-by.html

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Thursday, April 09, 2009

Film Review: The Village Barbershop
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

The Village Barbershop
Year: 2009
Director: Chris Ford
Studio: Monterey Media / Hot Shave Productions
Stars: John Ratzenberger, Shelly Cole, Cindy Pickett
MPAA Rating: R
Running Time: 97 Mins
Official Website: http://www.thevillagebarbershop.com/

“The Village Barbershop” is a film that has played at such highly regarded festivals, such as the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival, 2008 Rhode Island International Film Festival, and thhe 2008 Cinequest Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award for Be

st Feature.

Art Leroldi (John Ratzenberger) is an old barber who’s terminally irritable. His long time business partner and close friend died, now he’s facing the fact that he may have his barbershop foreclosed by a greedy landlord. He then, sets out to hire a new barber, but he never expected that he would be hiring a woman (Shelly Cole), who won’t take no for an answer and has problems of her own, as her ex-boyfriend dumped her. Soon, this woman would help him find his way back while to find hers.

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/04/village-babershop-review-written-by.html

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Thursday, April 09, 2009

Interview: Travis B. Miller
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Travis B. Miller is a director from Miami, Oklahoma, who’s first feature film “Bloodstained Romance” is has been getting rave reviews from sites as FatallyYours.com and the Chainsaw Mafia. The film was also in my top 10 horror films of 2008 list at number 8. Today, Travis B. Miller is here to talk about this film, which recently was released on DVD.

To read this interview, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/04/independent-film-corner-travis-b-miller.html

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Film Review: Battle In Seattle
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Battle In Seattle
Year: 2008
Director: Stuart Townsend
Studio: Screen Media Films
Stars: Ray Liotta, Woody Harrelson, Connie Nielsen
MPAA Rating: R
Running Time: 97 Mins.
Official Website: http://www.battleinseattlemovie.com/

"Battle In Seattle" is a film that makes a statement regarding the World Trade Organization by focusing on the riots that took place in Seattle.

The film is about, four people (Andre Benjamin, Jennifer Carpenter, Michelle Rodriguez and Martin Henderson), who are out protesting against the governments that are involved with the WTO meetings. Their peaceful demonstration turns to into violence, when things get out of control. Soon the mayor (Ray Liotta) of the city declares state of emergency making the situation a lot worse, as people's civil liberty are violated. In the crossfire of this situation are a riot squad officer (Woody Harrelson), his pregnant wife (Charlize Theron) and a reporter (Connie Nielsen) who’s covering the meetings.

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/03/battle-of-seattle-review-written-by.html

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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Film Review: Dark Reel
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Dark Reel
Director: Josh Eisenstadt
Studio: North American Motion Pictures / Barnholtz Entertainment
Stars: Edward Furlong, Lance Henriksen, Tiffany Shepis
MPAA Rating: R
Running Time: 108 Mins.
Official Website: http://www.darkreel.com/

Going into this film I wanted to see “Dark Reel”, only because one of my favorite scream queen, Tiffany Shepis. Never did I expect that the film would be this good, especially in the acting department, when you have actors like Edward Furlong (Cruel World), Lance Henriksen (Alien Vs. Predator) and Tony Todd (Final Destination) in one film.

“Dark Reel” is loosely based on the rare crime scene footage of an unpublicized murder in 1958 of an actress named Scarlet May. The film is about B movie fan Adam Waltz (Edward Furlong), who wins a walk on role featuring scream queen, Cassie Blue (Tiffany Shepis). Thinking that everything in his life has changed, until he walks on to the set, where there’s a killer on the loose. His role in the film starts to get bigger, as a publicity stunt, when one of the actresses in murdered on the set of the film. Soon people start dropping dead, as Adam begins to realize that someone is murdering the people on the set for Publicity for this new film, as everyone involved is a suspect, in this film that costars Lance Henriksen (Aliens, The Terminator) Mercedes McNab (Buffy, Hatchet) and Tony Tood (Final Destination, Candyman).

To read the rest of this review, you can goto: http://www.filmarcade.net/2009/03/dark-reel-review-written-by-anthony.html

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