Friday, May 7th, 2010
by The Great White Gypsy Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll - Directed by Mat Whitecross, Written by Paul Viragh The problem with good music biopics is they are hard to see on the big screen. I must admit, I still haven’t caught The Runaways yet. This one really intrigues me because, not only […]
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Monday, March 15th, 2010
by The Great White Gypsy I’ve been meaning to get into Bret Easton Ellis’ work for a long time now. Actually, since I saw American Psycho for the first time. But for some reason, his name never entered my head whilst browsing my local Borders. That finally changed last week, and I picked up a […]
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Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Alright people, it’s awards season again. Time to roll out the red carpet, dish about celebrities, and gossip about who’s wearing what and going with who, right? Wait, who said “right”? Get the fuck out of here, Hugh Jackman, no one wants to hear you sing! This is sexy gypsy. Which means we’ve all spent […]
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009
by The Great White Gypsy People who could’ve directed The Soloist better than Joe Wright: Ron Howard Any 2nd year NYU film student A French tourist with a camcorder A retarded monkey The Soloist is the story of Steve Lopez, a columnist for the Los Angeles Times who is struggling for new material. After a […]
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Monday, April 13th, 2009
by The Great White Gypsy Yeah, I know, you can’t hear that title without singing Tenacious D’s catchy song. It’s all I heard in my head for the week I was reading this book, though I tried not to let it detract from the story. As with most of his novels, Michael Chabon’s story in […]
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Thursday, March 19th, 2009
by The Great White Gypsy My apologies for slacking on this the last two months, we’ve had our hands full. April’s looking interesting, but this is filler season between the Oscars and summer blockbuster season, so we’ll see. Give ‘em Hell, Malone – Directed by Russell Mulcahy, Written by Mark Hosack Before Resident Evil: Extinction […]
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