The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In February 2020
Every month, Netflix adds movies and it taketh movies away. Here are some of the best TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in February 2020.
Read MoreEvery month, Netflix adds movies and it taketh movies away. Here are some of the best TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in February 2020.
Read MoreFind out the best TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in November of 2018, including Paddington, Jurassic Park, Hellboy II and more.
Read MoreAs part of the screening put together in relation to the SXSW Title Design Competition, Ian Albinson from the website The Art of the Title Sequence put together a nice two and a half minute compendium of excellent film titles. (That features an occasional piece of television, too.) For any long-time film lover, this little…
Read MoreLets face it, the MTV Movie Awards is not a real award show. It's more a piece of badly choreographed television "entertainment" than anything else. I mean, at what other Award show does Twilight: New Moon take home five awards, and the movie Obsessed win... well, anything -- EVER? For those of you who are…
Read MoreThis Week in DVD & Blu-ray is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD and Blu-ray releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy and Fry’s. UP IN THE AIR As a drama, Up in the Air offers the best of both cinematic worlds; it contains all the…
Read MoreDuring the filming of Jason Reitman's Up in the Air, I saw a set photo where George Clooney was dressed in a full-on NASA space suit, walking in an airport. That scene didn't make the final film, and I've always wondered what it was about, and where it fit. Up in the Air hits DVD…
Read MoreThe Fine Brothers love to spoil everything, In past years, we've featured their popular videos 100 Movie Spoilers in 4 minutes and Spoiling Every Best Picture Winner in Oscar History. After seeing all of the big movies of 2009, the brothers are back once again. Their latest video spoils 50 movies released last year (including…
Read MoreThe BAFTA (the British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Awards happened over the weekend, and Brendon filed his report on the site. To promote the award show, the BAFTA commissioned illustrator Tavis Coburn of Dutch Uncle to create a series of posters, one for each of the five Best Film nominees of the year…
Read MoreWorth 1000 is famous for their photoshop contests. Their latest, Mate a Movie 15, asks graphic artists to take two or more movies, and combine them to make one much funnier movie. I've included some of my favorites after the jump, most of which have some play on Avatar. [gallery order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="ID"] See all…
Read MoreThe nominations for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards have been released, and there are a few small and pleasant surprises in the list. The list of ten films nominated for Best Picture is causing some sensation, as District 9 is among the group. Lest that make you too hopeful, The Blind Side also got a…
Read MoreI've always found the process of interviewing filmmakers on press tours to be a bit strange. It usually happens at some big fancy hotel, in one of the suites, on an entire floor taken over by a press junket for the film release. You often enter a room as the last journalist is finishing up…
Read MoreOkay, first of all, let me warn you: If you haven't yet seen Jason Reitman's Up in the Air: 1. Why haven't you? It's in theaters everywhere... go now! 2. You might not want to read the following story as it contains some spoilers for the film. (the headline is not a spoiler, trust me)…
Read MoreThis week, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley discuss the pleasures of A Perfect Getaway, praise the beauty of A Single Man, and do a double review of Sherlock Holmes and Up in the Air. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Join us in two…
Read MoreThe Hollywood Reporter had a chance to ask Quentin Tarantino about his favorite films of 2009, and the filmmaker responded with the following eight movies... 1. JJ Abrams' Star Trek 2. Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell 3. Judd Apatow's Funny People 4. Jason Reitman's Up in the Air 5. Prachya Pinkaew's Chocolate 6. Jody…
Read MoreThe American Film Institute have announced the official selections for the 2009 AFI Awards, nominations which include the "10 Most Outstanding Motion Pictures and TV Programs of the Year". You can find out the top tv in both tv and movies after the jump, included in the official press release. AFI AWARDS 2009 OFFICIAL SELECTIONS…
Read MoreLast night, Jason Reitman, director of Juno and Up in the Air, joined us for a special live Q&A with /Film readers. Those who tuned in live know that it was an epic night of director-fan interaction. In this special episode of the /Filmcast, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley chatted with Jason about…
Read MoreIn Jason Reitman's new dramedy Up in the Air, George Clooney plays Ryan Bingham, a man who travels around the country trying to get to ten million frequent flyer miles, a number only reached by six other people, which would grant him uber elite black card ConciergeKey frequent flier status on American Airlines. But thats…
Read MoreThe first big award every year that is often interpreted as a bellwether of Oscar gold is the National Board of Review's award for Best Film. The board named its entire award slate today, and Jason Reitman's Up in the Air took Best Film. That's not a lock for the film as a guaranteed Best…
Read MoreA couple of unusual interviews have hit the web today. The is first from our friends at FilmSchoolRejects, who talked to director Jason Reitman, not about his new movie Up in the Air, but instead quizzed the filmmaker on the pie chart he keeps of all the questions asked while on his press tour. Rejects Managing Editor Dr. Cole…
Read MoreParamount Pictures has released a new featurette for Jason Reitman's Up in the Air focusing on the filmmaker's vision.
Read MoreParamount Pictures has released a new clip from Jason Reitman's Up in the Air. The clip features the lovely Anna Kendrick as Natalie, a young college graduate questioning George Clooney's character Ryan Bingham, who she is stuck on the road with, about why he chooses to have more casual relationships than relationships of substance. There…
Read MoreI have a hard time calling this sort of thing a television spot, even though that's technically what it is. But when you go over a minute and and half in length, I call it a trailer. Maybe we should term this new kind of commercial a "TV Trailer". Anyway, this new TV Trailer for…
Read MoreOver the past few days, the internet has been flooded with interesting tidbits about the movie soundtracks and scores for some major upcoming releases. After the jump, hear about what's going on with the title song for Up in the Air, who might score Kevin Smith's Couple of Dicks, and exactly how epic James Horner's…
Read MoreI have not seen Jason Reitman's new film Up in the Air. I know it is getting raves left and right; it went over like gangbusters at Telluride (Peter's review) and Toronto. Each bit of footage we've been given has shaped my understanding of the film, and each clip makes me a bit more interested…
Read MoreSteve (from Collider) and I usually record our video blogs in separate locations through the magic of the internet, but since we’re both attending this year’s Toronto Film Festival, we've decided to record some video blogs talking about some of the movies we’ve seen at the festival. We've tried to keep the video blogs short…
Read MoreWhile at the Telluride Film Festival, I had the chance to talk to Academy Award-nominated director Jason Reitman about his new, and much buzzed about film, Up in the Air. I conducted the interview in conjunction with my friend Alex from FirstShowing, filmed "up in the air," (get it?) in a gondola traveling up and…
Read MoreIn this week's /Filmcast, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley, get blown away by the trailer for Jason Reitman's Up in the Air, reflect on the creative bankruptcy of the first Hancock, and share a few remembrances of the great Patrick Swayze. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a…
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