Spoiled Rotten 124: Revisiting Sin City
Ben and Daniel revisit Sin City!
Clive Owen
The Song of Names Review
A symphony of flat notes.
Gemini Man: Ang Lee on Working with Will Smith and Will Smith, Digital Cinema, and His Collection of Experiences
Oscar winner Ang Lee talks about working with Will Smith and Will Smith, the future of digital cinema, and his collection of experiences.
The Knick Episode 2.9 Recap
”Do You Remember Moon Beam?” features how patricidal tendencies shuffle many fathers from their mortal coil, how donkeys have significant metaphorical importance, and how many journeys begin, if only to come to a certain end.
The Knick Episode 2.8 Recap
”Not Well At All” doesn't show drop of blood, but leaves most of its characters utterly destroyed spiritually, morally, and literally.
The Knick Episode 2.7 Recap
”Williams and Walker” is an episode about love. Some more pure than others, but love nonetheless.
The Knick Episode 2.5 Recap
”Whiplash” delves into the pleasures and failures that can come from indulging in one’s inner most wants.
The Knick Episode 2.4 Recap
The Knick finally puts the fever cabinet to good use, fighting one of the show's many invisible evils.
The Knick Episode 2.3 Recap
”The Best with the Best to Get the Best” is all about confession. An act which has an undeniable power.
The Knick Episode 2.2 Recap
Holiness comes face to face with progress in The Knick’s second season two episode, ”You’re No Rose”
The Knick Episode 2.1 Recap
Peter Counter and Susan Stover team up to take apart the season two premiere of The Knick .
Words and Pictures Review
Saying that the dreadful rom-com Words and Pictures is beneath the star power of Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche is an understatement. It's so bad people should just send them $14 cheques directly instead of seeing the film.
This Week in DVD: 4/2/13
This week at the video store marks the arrival of three European imports - the Swedish gangster saga Easy Money , British cop thriller The Sweeney , and the comedic Irish slasher Stitches - as well as the home video debut of the HBO original movie Hemingway & Gelhorn .
Hemingway and Gellhorn Review
Cynically designed and crafted to win a boatload of Emmy’s and Golden Globe awards, Hemingway and Gellhorn has been engineered to seem edgy and transgressive enough to be interesting and as bland and hokey as possible to appeal to the out of touch geezers who vote for these awards in the first place.
Interview: Fellipe Gamarano Barbosa
On the day of the Hot Docs premiere of his film Laura , That Shelf caught up with director Fellipe Gamarano Barbosa to talk about his relationship to the title character and their immersion in New York celebrity culture.
