Monthly links from the blogosphere: November
Everyone in the blogosphere is reviewing the new 007 film. Sati at Cinematic Corner thought Skyfall was better than Casino Royale. Tippi from On The Screen Reviews was a little disappointed by Skyfall, and prefers Casino Royale. Jaina at Time Well Spent and Ronan at Filmplicity gave Skyfall 5/5.
Nostra is not a big fan of Wes Anderson, but loved Moonrise Kingdom, I have similar feelings about Anderson's latest. Perks of Being a Wallflower is another film he loved, which I'll be posting a mini-review of myself this weekend.
Nostra also was kind enough to help me by making my new banner above. Thanks man! I'll soon be posting a guest post of Nostra's favorite hip hop songs.
Alex Withrow asked How Do You Define a Horror Film? (A great question that started an interesting thread. Worth reading if you are into horror). It could be my favorite article on his blog this year.
Alex at Boycotting Trends shares his ranking of films viewed at London Film Festival
Josh updated his top 100 films list. Tyler is in the process of writing about his top 100, ten films at a time.
Andina reviews Amour
Shala at Life Between Films lists the 2013 Independent Spirit Awards Nominees
thevoid99 writes about auteur Sergio Leone (a director I have been exploring in 2012 myself)
Eric reviewed On The Waterfront, among my favorite classic films.
Bonjour Tristesse reviewed Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012), a film that is not to everyone's taste, perhaps because of the unrealistic, yet memorable, voice-overs.
Sarah Ward at On Page and Screen shares 10 Morally Ambiguous Characters- Part I
David at Taste of Cinema warms up for the new Hitchcock biopic by listing 10 Most Underrated Hitchcock Movies You Should Watch Now
Chip at Tips from Chip is reviewing time travel movies
Top10films looks at Top 10 Films You’ve Never Seen But Should See
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Thank you for the link! I may actually be the only one who prefers Skyfall to CR :)
ReplyDelete@Sati: You're welcome! I definitely prefer the one-liners and humour in Skyfall, but I think the action scenes, non-stop suspense, and love interest elements are superior in Casino Royale
DeleteGreat links here to Skyfall reviews, you should check out mine if you get the chance.
ReplyDelete@vinnieh: Thanks, I shall take a look when I get the chance
DeleteThanks for the link love. I hope you check out my most recent in Quentin Tarantino as I'm currently working on Stanley Kubrick right now.
ReplyDeletethevoid99: No problem. I've been on holiday, so a bit behind with blog readings!
DeleteVery happy to see the new logo, gives the blog a whole fresh look! Looking forward to seeing the article and of course thanks for the link love!
ReplyDelete@Nostra: Thanks again for putting the logo together, you read my mind, because I've been wanting a change for a while now. Later this week the guest post will be ready. You're welcome!
DeleteThanks for the link, Chris! Love the new banner by the way.
ReplyDelete@Josh: You're welcome! Nice you like the new banner
DeleteHad missed that one from Alex. Heading there now, thanks!
ReplyDelete@Pete: I know you are a horror fan, so I hope you get something out of that article. I certainly enjoyed it!
DeleteI really like the new look! Thanks for linking to Sarah's post on our blog.
ReplyDeleteQuirky BookandFilmBuff: Thanks for the kind words. You're welcome!
DeleteThanks for the link! It's been interesting to see all the different takes on Skyfall; there's a great analysis of the movie as metafiction on Anomalous Materials.
ReplyDelete@Tippi: You're welcome! oh, I missed that article, will give it a look then, thanks for the heads up!
DeleteThanks for the link, man! Great to see you back!
ReplyDelete@Eric: You're welcome. Good to be back ( :
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris! Been awhile since I visited, I like the change in banner.
ReplyDelete@Bonjour Tristesse: You're welcome! Nice that people like the new banner, it certainly is more inviting than that boring green rectangle ( :
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris for the linkage,recently I'm planning to write many kick-ass Hitchcock lists,and that one is just a warm-up indeed.
ReplyDelete@David: You're welcome! The reviews have been a bit lukewarm towards Hitchcock biopic(expect praise for the acting). I may skip it, and just watch some good old Hitch movies instead, so your lists should come in handy. I'll take a look soon.
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