The inquiry of “how do bloggers earn money” is very familiar. I hear all the time, “how much cash can you earn blogging”, and how is “blogging for income” honestly attainable? Here’s the thing: There are actually two predominant techniques blogging for income is possible… System #1: How do bloggers earn money? By being entertaining… read the article »
How can Inner Circle training apply to change you? I confess it; I have been needing a 180 degree individual evolution as I grow to be the entrepreneur I desire to be. How come? Because I’ve been carrying out the “J-O-B” (just over broke) for the last 3 decades. And believe you me… That can read the article »
After the phallic onslaught of cheesy one-liners, miscalculated, albeit tongue-in-cheek, melodrama and desultory action of the original Expendables, which was, in itself, little more than a nostalgic ode to the hyper-realized masculinity of all things pre-Last Action Hero, the sequel expectations were at a bare minimum. This is why the sickly amusing, substantially tighter second read the article »
The trailer for the upcoming comedy film General Education hit the web yesterday. It appears to be an indie, but is lacking any kind of edge. It also appears to be a comedy, but without any noticeable laughs. I am confused about the market for this particular movie. The film chronicles Levi Collins’ (Chris Sheffield) read the article »
The point of using horror films as allegory, political or otherwise, is twofold. There are the obvious benefits of allegorizing, which allow you to disguise your intentions using coded language, cinematic or otherwise. And then there’s the genre sledgehammer, which comes down with righteous anger, coating the topic in sticky gore, surrounding it with stacks read the article »
Director Jim Sheridan (My Left Foot, In The Name of the Father, In America) once again ponders the intricacies of family, love and masculinity in a compelling character drama. Remaking the 2004 Danish film Brødre, Sheridan and screenwriter David Benioff (The Kite Runner) faithfully translate Susanne Bier’s original film, while reworking it into the story read the article »
French actor-turned-director Guillaume Canet impressed with his debut, Tell No One, but this follow-up is self-indulgent tosh French film-maker Guillaume Canet scored a mammoth hit with 2006?s high-concept Tell No One, and then promptly suffered a crisis of faith and a bout of depression. His response is a grand act of unbottling, a personal cri-de-coeur, read the article »
Check out the new artwork for Mike Birbiglia’s Sundance NEXT winner “Sleepwalk With Me,” which translates the comedian’s successful 2008 standup routine into a film about a longterm couple who, like a shark, must either keep swimming or die. The full poster is below. Review roundup is below and Birbiglia’s original “Fear of Sleep” audio read the article »
Once in a while, in the midst of hundreds of movies talking about meaningless lives and pointless obsessions comes a movie that is far greater than just a masterpiece. I had heard a lot about this debut movie of Pan Nalin, the list of awards it was bestowed and critical acclaim it received. Frankly once read the article »
Hit & Run has a clear, entertaining vision and is made with a strong, unique voice, something missing from too many films these days. It is not quite a great film, but it is a very good one, and I absolutely recommend it as one of the most satisfying cinematic experiences of the summer. I read the article »