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‘Trainwreck’ does romantic comedy right

7/22/2015

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Eric Mungenast
Originally published on GetOut  July 17, 2015
All of the essential, on-screen elements of Trainwreck work swimmingly. It’s a wicked funny film packed with terrific performances (including a couple from unexpected sources) and has one of the best central pairings in recent romantic comedy history. And yet, it’s still a somewhat underwhelming viewing experience, an issue that lies not in the fault of its stars, but of the man behind the camera.

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Bee-do, bee-poo

7/10/2015

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I view myself as a child at heart. As cliché as the phrase is, I still find myself reading new children’s books and pursuing Cartoon Network for “Adventure Time.” Perhaps in some ways I’m now able to enjoy kid things with more freedom because as an adult there’s less worry about being “cool.” And being judged by a pack of 7- to 12-year-old girls is no longer a worry.

Therefore I went into the Minions movie with modest, yet still eager, expectations.

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'Amy' rips out the heart and soul

7/9/2015

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The drinking, the bulimia, or the drugs — and nobody stopped it,” said Amy director Asif Kapadia in an interview with The Guardian. There isn’t a better way to sum up the gut-wrenching documentary about jazz sensation Amy Winehouse.

Watching the spiraling demise of the unbelievably talented singer/songwriter is painful. The femme fatale contralto burst onto the music scene with the same skyrocketing success of the biggest names in the industry. And like many rock stars, her light burned out in a flash.

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Phoenix Comicon 2015

7/1/2015

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With arguably the biggest Comic Con coming up fast in San Diego, we here at Popcorn are taking a look back at our first ever con. Back in May, we went to Phoenix Comicon and what a blast it was! Cosplayers, panels of amazing awesomeness, and merch! Merch! Merch! So what business does a podcast dedicated to film have at a comic con? Plenty! What would be movies be without their fans? Comics have have blossomed tremendously thanks to movies.
Lulubell and Kaely also made sure to check out the small film festival happening amid the crazy brilliance that is PHXCC. Not all the films have a presence online (and we searched!) But hopefully in the near future they will be up so you can check them out. (Although on the whole, the selection at the Phoenix Film Festival had higher quality pickings.)

Sci Fi Shorts

A Skeleton Named Oscar
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Steam Dream 


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Drama Shorts

The Sad Snowman
Helyon Springs
This Was My Son
Narcissist 


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  • Kaely's Critiques
    • Women in Film 2017
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    • Midnight Special
    • The Choice
    • The Finest Hours
    • Anomalisa
    • The not so good dinosaur
    • From Football to Film
    • Bee-do, Bee-poo
    • Amy
    • Madness to the Max
    • ‘The Water Diviner’ leaves befuddling deluge of sentiments
    • ‘Desert Dancer’: Westernizing the Middle East
  • Foreign Films
  • Lulubell's Musings
    • Foreign Film Series
    • Short Film Series
    • Captain America: Civil War
    • Mr. Right
    • Carry On: Finding Hope In the Canyon
    • Seeker
    • High Rise
    • Welcome to Happiness
    • Sicario
    • Maleficent and Frozen
  • Guest Reviewers
    • The Secret Life of Pets
    • Neon Demon
    • Warcraft
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
    • Weiner
    • Captain America: Civil War
    • The Jungle Book
    • Allegiant
    • 10 Cloverfield Lane
    • Trainwreck