• AMPAS elects its governors. Among those returning to the board: Tom Hanks, James L. Brooks and eternal Oscar bridesmaid Kevin O’Connell. [Variety]
• Nat Rogers reflects on his favorite thesps of the decade’s first half… and how they’ve fared since. [The Film Experience]
• Martin Scorsese looks back on Woodstock. A good read, this. [Times of London]
• Ebert has some choice words for the “Transformers” defenders. [Roger Ebert’s Journal]
• Noah Forrest boards the “Hurt Locker” train. [Movie City News]
• Ahead of “Frozen River”‘s long-delayed UK release, Melissa Leo talks about how an Oscar nod has changed her career. [Times of London]
• Celebrating the delights of the movie-mangling “Cinemash” web series. [Los Angeles Times]
• Why Nicolas Cage should still be in the conversation for Superman. Uh, right. [The Guardian]
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5 responses to “7/8 Web Round-up”
“…and eternal Oscar bridesmaid Kevin O’Connell.”
Heh.
ha read that Ebert post, good read, to war it seems
I think you mean to say “7/8 Web Round-Up”
Oh, right. British habit.
I enjoyed reading the Ebert column on Transformers 2. Like Roger, I really liked the first Transformers film but hated the sequel as I also feel its a bad movie.
I wish I knew the answer to this question-
Deep down does Michael Bay think Revenge of the Fallen is a good movie? I say NO
chuck