Long ago, a company called Atari created the home video game market, and fell unexpectedly after the release of their game based on E.T.. Was the game really to blame, and were there really millions of cartridges dumped in a landfill in New Mexico? Zak Penn, who has had his writer’s pen in X-Men films as well as Marvel’s The Avengers, directs Atari: Game Over, and tries to uncover the mystery.
Today’s Movie-A-Day challenge brings Paul to 2002’s Academy Award winner for best screenplay, Gosford Park. Written by Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey) and directed by the legendary Robert Altman, this murder-mystery set in early 20th century England was also nominated for Best Picture.
Today’s movie a day features a review of a short film (is that cheating?) in the Kickstarter backed Kung Fury.
Today’s Movie-A-Day brings Paul back to his childhood in Sam Raimi’s Darkman, a movie he had not seen in many years. How does this Liam Neeson starring, original super hero film hold up to today’s super hero renaissance?
On this edition of The Screen Watchers Guild podcast, we review Trumbo, starring Bryan Cranston and featuring John Goodman in a role he does best, an absolute scene-stealer.
Do you like metal? Gore? Comedy? New Zealand? Then check out Paul’s latest film in his movie a day challenge, Deathgasm.
Today’s edition of Paul’s 2016 Movie-A-Day challenge features Love in the Time of Monsters, an independent film romp of horror and comedy.
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