Hair, Nip, Rump and Kanye
The best four moments of the 57th Grammy Awards were shockingly not related to music but to the people who brought us atonal tonalities, aka amusical crap:
4....
Alien Art in the Latest Tom Cruise Movie
Here is a thought: if a smart alien would want to conquer Europe all he should do is wait a little bit. Stand aside....
Trump d’Oeil, Samantha, Doris, and the Feminist Mystique
Donald Trump has called women various names, but what we hear most is the qualifiers "dog," "bimbo," and "fat pig."
Now, I believe the...
Leviathan Does not Believe in Tears
Marquel, TPVs NYTimes Movies We've Never Seen But Reviewed Section correspondent, was taking a nap when he dreamed he read Russian Movie ‘Leviathan’ Gets Applause...
The Unbearable Joy of Being O
In a recent editorial, Oprah Winfrey, the first African-American female billionaire, complained about the frustrations of not having time to suck. The Joy of...
Argo: The Tough Answer to a Tough Question
012), 120 min, Drama, History, Thriller; Story: A dramatization of the 1980 joint CIA-Canadian secret operation to extract six fugitive American diplomatic personnel out of...
Nolan’s Dunkirk through the Eyes of a Father and Son
Dana Neacsu (friend of the Father): How did you experience Nolan's Dunkirk?
Calin Georgescu (Father): From Bucharest, naturally, I viewed Dunkirk in Romanian, so to...
The Perks Of Being God
For just a moment, restrain yourself from delving into the Noah issue, and do not even touch the Noah movie debates. Keep it conceptual....
The Mythical Tribeca Film Festival
New York City stands for many things. It stands for skepticism. It stands for ambition. It stands for the American melting pot and for...
Mein Gott, Wat a Drive! A Kinda Film Review by A. Schwarzenbier
Mein Gott, wat a film! Ja, zat Drive feature (DRIVE, 2011, directed by Nicolas Winding Refn) is really kohl. Danke Hollywood for zis kinda...
The Sound of Fire and the Fury: Book Review
On January 9th, a new book will hit the book stands. Melania T. believes those will be the bargain fiction stands. Wishful thinking.
Trump's intricate...
Mademoiselle Bovary Likes Blue
“La Vie d’Adèle” (aka Blue is the Warmest Color)
Starring: Adèle Exarchopoulos, Léa Seydoux, Jeremie Laheurte, Catherine Salée, Aurélien Recoing, Sandor Funtek, Karim Saidi,...
TPV Apologizes to Kanye. We Used to Hate on you. Not Anymore
Dear Kanye:
You have 11 million followers on Twitter. And by the way, you got your wife, you got your daughter, and you got your clothing line so when you got going to...
The Story That Téchiné Loved Too Much
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhBUyZuPdCgSometimes directors fall in love with a story and in their stumble they lose or disregard the cinematic plot in favor of the part promised to...
