Monthly links from the blogosphere: August
2013 Toronto International Film Festival announces complete lineup & screening schedule
Nostra lists his top 5 films of 2013, and asks what are your favorites of the year so far?
Andrew Robinson questions, Is Money What’s Wrong With Movies? On a similar note, Michael C asks, is the Summer Blockbuster fundamentally broken?
Pete Turner's Holiday Reading 2013: Books for Movie Buffs
Josh's Top 100 Performances of All Time
Steven reviewed Polish masterpiece The Decalogue
Sarah's write-up of underrated Wendy and Lucy (2008)
Shala's Must Watch List: August 2013
Alex Withrow looks at Bret Easton Ellis Adaptations: Novels vs. Films, and also shares his top 15 documentaries of all time
Niels85 for the The 5 Obstructions Blogathon wrote a negative review of a movie he loves, Alien (1979)
Thomas4cinema lists his Best films of the last two years
Andina's 10 Lessons Learned From Black Swan
Ruth asks Which literary characters in film are your favorites?
Chip's marathon of Submarine Movies
Across the Universe Podcast is about The Before Trilogy
Dan Heaton took part in The LAMBcast: Richard Linklater Retrospective (My thoughts on these two podcasts at the end of the month!)
Eric reviewed Midnight Cowboy [1969]
Bonjour Tristesse's round-up of 2013 Locarno Film Festival
Keith at obscurendure reviews Dario Argento's Tenebre (1982)
3guys1movie review Funny Games (1997)
Lena Dunham’s Top 10 Criterion films
Michaël Parent reviews entertaining What's Up, Doc? (1972)
Jaina's A MAYBE WEEKLY ROUND-UP
Alejandro González Iñárritu, director of Amores perros (2000), 21 Grams (2003) & Babel (2006), turned 50 on 15 August. Happy Bday!
Karl questions why he loves horror movies?
Sati's 10 TV actresses that deserve better careers
Neal at Top10films writes about Top 10 Films Under The Radar
Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal
Kristen of Journeys in Classic Film reviewed The Driver (1978)
Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #1
Top 10 Most Paused Movie Moments
Patrick from The Escape Hatch looks ahead to albums out this upcoming Autumn.
In book news, Stephen King's anticipated Shining Sequel "Doctor Sleep", is available at book stores September 24.
Emily at Flavorwire on 50 of the Best Books You Haven’t Read by Authors You Already Love (thanks for the link Jandy)
R.I.P. Elmore Leonard (1925-2013) and R.I.P. Karen Black (1939-2013)
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Thanks for the link love. I'm glad I watched The Decalogue. Just a few more Woody Allen films, a few anthology films, and a few more new theatrical releases and I can rest.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the linkage. I'm glad you liked them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link Chris! Many great links you have rounded up here!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link Chris! Great selection as always!
ReplyDelete@thevoid99, @Chip Lary, @Michaël Parent, @Pete Turner: Thanks guys for providing me with articles to share!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link! :)
ReplyDelete@Sati: You're welcome :)
DeleteSo much great stuff here. Just spent 45 minutes looking at many of these posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the two links, Chris!
@Alex Withrow: Good to know the links are being read. You're welcome!
DeleteFabulous round up! Thanks for linking to Sarah's post of Wendy and Lucy. I agree that it's underrated.
ReplyDelete@Stephanie: Thank you! If you like Wendy and Lucy, there an 80s film that has a similar mood, directed by Agnes Varda, called Vagabond (1985)
DeleteThank you, Chris :)
ReplyDelete@Andina: You're welcome :)
DeleteThanks, Chris! :) Awesome post of links here.
ReplyDelete@Josh: No problem! Happy to share :)
DeleteThanks for the shout out, Chris
ReplyDelete@Jaina: Happy to help!
DeleteGreat roundup here Chris. Belated thanks for the kind linkage, man, always appreciate it. Man, that TIFF schedule made me wish I live in Toronto! I'm actually gonna be posting a preview of movies that'll be playing at TCFF (our local film fest) and there are some I've been hugely anticipating, fingers crossed one day we'd be at least half as big as TIFF :D
ReplyDeleteThanks again Chris!
@Ruth: Thanks! I wish I was going to TIFF as well. I wasn't aware of that local film fest, I hope you enjoy it, and will be sure to follow your coverage.
DeleteThanks so much for the link, Chris! Always enjoy these monthly posts.
ReplyDeleteEric @ The Warning Sign: No problem! Glad the links are getting read.
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