Celluloid Atrocities May 2016 | Pete Goes Crazy
It’s another thing to be young and already decades ahead of those who are restricted to what is playing near them theatrically.
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Celluloid Atrocities April 2016: We Need You, Terry Zwigoff!
We don’t get films from him very often, but they’re always very good.
Celluloid Atrocities March 2016: Suggestions for Maligned Types of Movies
I’d really like to see the Harry Potter books remade into films again, and then act like the first round of them didn’t exist.
Celluloid Atrocities February 2016: Film Critics Who Hate Movies
On the whole, this distaste of mine for movie-haters reviewing movies holds true today, but I do have an encroaching fear—that I’m becoming one of them.
Celluloid Atrocities | 2015 in Review
The second-best physical media release of the year was Jaromil Jireš’s Czech New Wave film Valerie and Her Week of Wonders.
Celluloid Atrocities December 2015: Some Thoughts on the 2015 Awards Season
This year’s tendency of sticking actors in inappropriate categories is annoying me more than usual.
Celluloid Atrocities November 2015: Some A’s to Your Q’s Re: Q&A’s
The Q&As are worth staying for 95% of the time, but they can be awkward, and they can be frustrating.
Celluloid Atrocities October 2015: Film Biography Wishlist
But who would I most like to hear from who have no real biographical works as yet?
Celluloid Atrocities September 2015: Good News and Bad News
If you look at things objectively, it seems like they’re making a concentrated effort to ruin movies.
Celluloid Atrocities August 2015: In Memory of Joe Williams
It’s going to be very strange to see movies without Joe around.