No review this week
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Tony is busy at the “National Youth Arts Week” here in Bridgewater.
For more info on this event CLICK HERE
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April 24, 2012
Cabin in the Woods
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Cabin in the Woods
Running Time:95 Minutes
Written By: Joss Whedon (Buffy, Angel, Dollhouse, Firefly, Serenity, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-ALong Blog), Drew Goddard (Cloverfield, LOST, Angel, Buffy)
Starring: Fran Kranz (Dollhouse), Chis Hemsworth (Thor, The Avengers), Kristen Connolly (As The World Turns), Anna Hutchison (Go Girls), Jesse Williams (Brooklyn’s Finest)
If you have any suggestions for a movie review please leave a comment below- thank you..
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April 20, 2012
Tin-Tin – Movie review
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Tin-Tin
Running Time: 107 Minutes
Directed By: Stephen Spielberg
Starring: Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot), Andy Serkis (The Hobbit), Simon Pegg (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol), Nick Frost (Snow White and the Huntsman), Daniel Craig (Skyfall).
Do you have a movie you’d like to see Tony & Sam review? Please leave your comments below!
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April 5, 2012
The Lorax- movie review
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Running Time: 86 Minutes
Directed By: Chris Renaud and Kyle Balda
Starring: Betty White (Off Their Rockers), Danny DeVito (Twins), Rob Riggle ( 21 Jump St), Taylor Swift (Valentine’s Day), Zac Efron (The Lucky One), Ed Helms (The Hangover)
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March 21, 2012
What!? No Video?
3:37 pm | 5 Comments » |Not to worry, loyal viewers, we have not forgotten about you =).
We shot two reviews, one for The Lorax and one for TinTin and are just editing them so that we can post them for you. It’s going to be a trio of “kid’s” movies as we will be doing a review for The Muppets over this weekend as well. Expect to see the first two in the coming week and the third hot on it’s heels.
I’m in the middle of final projects, so I’m holding up production =P
Thanks for watching,
Tony & Sam
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March 10, 2012
Video review- Fanboys
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Cutting Room Floor – Take One: Fanboys from Tony Lantz on Vimeo.
Running Time: 90 minutes
Directed by: Kyle Newman
Starring: Jay Baruchel (Goon), Dan Fogler (Man Up), Sam Huntington (Being Human US), Kristen Bell (Veronica Mars, House of Lies), Chris Marquette (Alpha Dog)
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March 2, 2012
Video Review: Good Neighbours
2:37 pm | 4 Comments » |We’ve decided to put the View back in review. From here on out the movie reviews on this blog will take on the form of video and will eliminate the need to read my thoughts. You can now merely watch and listen.Plus to make it more of a conversation and to get more than one opinion, I’m joined by my lovely partner in crime Samantha Green.
Cutting Room Floor Reviews: Take One – Good Neighbours from Samantha Green on Vimeo.
Running Time: 98 Minutes
Director: Jacob Tierney (The Trotsky)
Starring: Jay Baruchel (Goon, Tropic Thunder, Fanboys), Scott Speedman (The Vow, Underworld), Emily Hampshire (The Trotsky)
Trailer: Normally this is where the trailer would be located, but we feel the trailer gives too much away and have not included it.
We welcome any feedback on the video, and are also open to suggestion as to movies people would like to see reviewed.
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“A good neighbour is a fellow who smiles at you over the back fence, but doesn’t climb over it.” – Arthur Baer
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January 10, 2012
A Good Old Fashioned Orgy
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Starring: Tyler Labine (Rise of the Planet of the Apes), Lake Bell (No Strings Attached), Jason Sudeikis (Horrible Bosses), Martin Starr (Freaks and Geeks), Leslie Bibb (Iron Man), Nick Kroll (The League), Lindsay Sloane (She’s Out of My League), Lucy Punch (Hot Fuzz), Will Forte (Macgruber)
A group of 30 year old friends attempt to throw one last Labour Day party before the summer house is sold. That party…is an orgy.
Right off the top I know that you’re thinking this is just another excuse for language and nudity, which is not the case. Granted, both components are certainly available during the film’s 95 minutes, they are not the movie’s main focus. The movie has a lot more heart than the title gives it credit for, and it really is a story about friendship, and growing up. In a nutshell, it’s a coming of middle age story. The characters are all very relatable and it would be my guess that if you can’t relate to one of them personally, you’ve definitely crossed paths with one or two of them.
I picked this movie up based solely on the fact that Tyler Labine was in it, and he has yet to disappoint. After seeing this, I am happy to report that he still has a flawless record. It was also nice to see Martin Starr with a larger role and the entire cast was incredibly well rounded. Everyone brought something unique to the table, it’s a very diverse group of actors and they all played to their strengths.
I felt I needed to do a review on this movie as I figured the title may scare some people away. While it’s probably not the best choice for a family movie night, I would definitely recommend it for either a date night, a night in with some friends, or if you feel like kicking back and having a laugh solo.
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November 14, 2011
No review this week
11:31 am | No Comments » |Due to a death in the family there will be no review this week…. Tony
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November 6, 2011
Trio of Terror!
2:42 pm | 1 Comment » |So, it’s the weekend after Halloween, you’ve got extra candy you hid from the kids, and no work until Monday, How are you going to spend it? Glad you asked! I’ve compiled a list of Horror movies from the 90’s as well as one or two from across the pond. Now, normally, I’ll give you my thoughts on the film, but for this review we’re going to do things a little differently. Since they made the cut, it’s obvious I like them, and the reasons are consistent; there is ample dark humour throughout with a few scares thrown in for good measure. These are not over the top gore fests, but there is definitely be some blood to be shed and a limb or two to be severed.
Idle Hands – Starring: Seth Green (Robot Chicken) Elden Henson (Mighty Ducks) Devon Sawa (Casper) Jessica Alba (Dark Angel)
Meet Anton, a slacker with no drive or ambition. Now meet his right hand, a murderous sociopath possessed by pure evil. It’s a campy horror classic from ’99, full of laughs and a prime example of the left hand not knowing what the right is doing.
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Disturbing Behaviour – Starring: Katie Holmes (Who Cares *kidding* Dawson’s Creek) Nick Stahl (Sin City) James Marsden (X-Men) William Sadler (Shawshank Redemption)
In a school rife with social misfits, the “Blue Ribbons” are the ones who stand out. These Straight A students are community minded and well rounded. But all is not as it seems. Something sinister is afoot and their numbers are growing. Can Steve figure out what’s happening to his classmates before he becomes a “Blue Ribbon” himself?
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Shaun of the Dead – Starring: Simon Pegg & Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz, Paul, Spaced) Pete Serafinowicz (Run Fatboy Run) Bill Nighy (Pirate Radio, Wild Target)
Shaun and his best mate Ed have to square off against a horde of flesh eating zombies that, just yesterday, used to be their friends and neighbours. This movie is a cult classic, and a must see for everyone at one point or another. This film, to me, single handedly rebooted the horror comedy movie genre.
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These films are a perfect send off to Halloween and will get those last few tricks and treats out of your system so you can start hanging the holly, because I’ll be gearing up a Christmas movie list too. But not to worry, I’ll be back next week with another review.
Until then, happy hunting and haunting.
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