Enough with the gender studies essays on Kristen Stewart, I beg of you. There has been no escaping the latest brouhaha as reports surfaced that Kristen Stewart will not be appearing in Universal’s next Snow White and the Huntsman installment, and that Rupert Sanders most probably will direct. While the temptation here is to erroneouslyContinue reading “ChickFlicking: In Tha Biz – “The Incredible Case of Kristen Stewart’s Diminishing Prospects” (Nadia Sandhu)”
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ChickFlicking – Snow White and the Huntsman a ChickFlick? (Nadia Sandhu)
True Drunk’s First Kiss (Snow White and the Huntsman? Total Chick Flick) Yes, the title of this article kind of has a spoiler in it. But only kind of, so please let us move on. What stands out to me about this retelling of the classic fairytale is just how little of it is re-imaginedContinue reading “ChickFlicking – Snow White and the Huntsman a ChickFlick? (Nadia Sandhu)”
Snow White and the Huntsman Review (Kirk Haviland)
Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) Starring Charlize Theron, Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, Sam Claflin and Bob Hoskins Written by Evan Daugherty, John Lee Hancock and Hossien Amini Directed by Rupert Sanders 2012’s second reinvention of the classic Snow White tale, Snow White and the Huntsman, arrives in theaters this week hoping it can knockContinue reading “Snow White and the Huntsman Review (Kirk Haviland)”
ChickFlicking – The Avengers Assemble Some Serious Eye Candy! (Nadia Sandhu)
Not a lot can be said about The Avengers that hasn’t already been said. Joss Whedon’s film has been previewed, reviewed, and even sparked a media feud on the way to a record opening weekend. Call it Spring Fever, but despite this wall of coverage I did manage to find an angle that required immediateContinue reading “ChickFlicking – The Avengers Assemble Some Serious Eye Candy! (Nadia Sandhu)”
The Avengers Review (Matt Hodgson)
Three months in France and 10 days in Italy; I can’t even remember the last time I had an opportunity to see a new release in a movie theatre that wasn’t the victim of a coldly indifferent dub job. Luckily, Rome seems to be a little more conscious of preserving film experience, and this pastContinue reading “The Avengers Review (Matt Hodgson)”
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