Gilbert Neal- new music for filmmakers

Music available for filmmakers and producers- Gilbert Neal- The music sounds like “Stevie Wonder has a child with Steely Dan” Makes you want to listen right away, doesn’t it?
Check the music out and find out more here

Movie Review of Strength and Honor

Directed by: Mark Mahon
Running time: 98 minutes
Release date: 2007 (Ireland), NYIIFVF Premiere September 21, 2008 (USA)
Genre: Drama, Foreign and Action
The tagline on this tough yet tender Irish movie is “the battle of good versus evil.” This is a story of a single father, who once was a professional boxer. He decides to break his dying [...]

Matthew Holleman,”Great Foundation” animated music video

This powerful and beautifully animated music video is directed by  Kieran Rynhart
This clip deals with the contrasts of death & life paradigms, isolation & human interconnection.
The story begins with a World War I styled pilot, who crash lands & is stranded in a desert wilderness. He begins a new journey. On his way he discovers [...]

HDFEST Music in Film networking in NYC- “Music in Film- Its Evolving”

The K2 Lounge at the RMA Museum
6pm-10pm, Friday October 17th
“Music in Film- It’s Evolving!”
Filmmaker- Musician Networking Party/ HDFEST Festival Kick-Off Party
This networking party will introduce musicians and composers to filmmakers looking for music for their movies.  Or even if you aren’t looking to collaborate on movie soundtracks, come have a drink and enjoy HDFEST’s 2008 [...]

Review of Fringe television show

Cherie reviews the new tv show Fringe from JJ Abrams. The opening episode had a 10 million dollar budget!

Fringe will not blow your mind and I don’t think you can walk away feeling that FOX received  $10 million dollars worth of bang for the first episode, but Fringe still delivers.  Most science-fiction junkies will probably [...]

New Review by The Robot- Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles-It’s A Small Wonder!

New on Blu-Ray is Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles TV Show.

I have often been rather annoyed with human entertainment.  If you have processed other reviews and commentaries I have written then you know that I am perplexed by human entertainment.  However, on rare occasion I find myself more puzzled or “stumped” than usual.  Take for [...]

Cheveux Dangereux music video for David Fenech

In the top of empty hills, birds are flying and a big man is waiting.  this short animation film by Benoît Guillaume illustrates David Fenech’s “Cheveux Dangereux” song.
Watch video here

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2: JUST PLAIN AWFUL

Stephanie’s writes about Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 in her new review:

With the new Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, the girls are in college and each of them looking to find their own way.  Sounds clichéd, doesn’t it?  That’s because it is.  Clichéd plotlines make it hard to connect with the girls the second [...]

Vantage Point movie review, new on Blu-Ray

Rosie reviews Vantage Point, he doesn’t actually talk too much about the plot, but the review is very, very funny.

When the president is shot in front of a crowd of hundreds and on live TV, it is up to a small group of key witnesses to piece together their unique perspectives on the events leading [...]

Film Review of Wanted starring Angelina Jolie

Check out Alan’s new review of Wanted here. He raises some very interesting points!
Wanted is a shocker.  I mean a real, legitimate shocker.  Now, you’re probably awaiting the punch line, but I do mean it.  While the film has some big time problems one thing is clear-director Timur Bekmambetov of Night Watch/Day Watch fame did [...]