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An Interview With Park Chan-wook, The Director Of "Stoker"
Park Chan-wook is a South Korean director whose impact is about to be felt in America. He’s made many internationally acclaimed films, including his 2003 effort “Oldboy” and 2000’s “Joint Security Area,” among many others. His first English-language release, “Stoker” (see Sumo Skinny’s review here...
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POSTED Mar 06, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Stoker” Is A Seriously Screwed Up Psychological Thriller
Film lovers of the United States: I want to thoroughly prepare you for the invasion of South Korean directors that is to come. See, over the last decade or so, there have been many South Korean directors who have made some majorly overlooked, extremely amazing movies. Three rising South...
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POSTED Mar 04, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Snitch” Is Really Good But Really Bad At The Same Time
Being someone who wholeheartedly agrees that this country’s War on Drugs is nothing more than a governmental scam where the conflicted become the convicted and constricted, there’s a lot of things I truly like about director Ric Roman Waugh’s “Snitch” – but most of what I liked was within the...
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POSTED Feb 22, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
The Skinny On: "A Good Day To Die Hard"
Bruce Willis has got to me the laziest guy running around Hollywood calling himself a professional actor. Not that he isn’t a professional actor (this is the original John McClane we’re talking about here), it’s just clear that a whole lot of the time he doesn’t care for A) his character’s arc B)...
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POSTED Feb 21, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Side Effects” Marks The Theatrical Ending To Steven Soderbergh’s Magnificent Career
It’s been said again and again and again: Steven Soderbergh is perhaps more obsessed with making his movies realistic than anyone else in the profession. This isn’t “new” news. He did this all the way back in 2000 with “Traffic.” He’s done it over the last few years with “Contagion,” “Magic...
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POSTED Feb 15, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Bullet To The Head” Features Sly Stallone At His Finest
Why is it that stars from thirty years ago who weren’t big ten years ago are somehow HUGE again today? Seriously: This lies true for many, many action stars in Hollywood. There’s the Governator – he left the “Terminator” world for Governator world and was subsequently absent on the big screen for...
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POSTED Feb 07, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
“Warm Bodies” Is A Surprisingly Warm Zombie Movie
Director Jonathan Levine is not new to bringing out positivity within rather exceptionally negative situations (he IS the man who made “50/50,” the 2011 cancer comedy), so it’s no surprise that he was chosen to adapt the book “Warm Bodies” into a film. Related Article: Interview With...
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POSTED Feb 04, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
Exclusive Interview; Actress Analeigh Tipton And Director Jonathan Levine Of “Warm Bodies”
Zombie movies are an ever-evolving genre, and with “Warm Bodies” director Jonathan Levine has made a movie that further pushes the genre to even more unknown limits. Sumo Skinny had the opportunity to sit down with Levine, whose credentials include directing “The Wackness” and “50/50,” and...
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POSTED Jan 28, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
The Skinny On: “Mama”
Jessica Chastain’s career as an actress has taken one hell of an interesting turn since Terrance Malick cast her in “The Tree Of Life.” The highs since then have been legendary – especially “Zero Dark Thirty.” She’s also taken respectable backseats in the well-received comedy “The Help” and the...
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POSTED Jan 24, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
Markie Mark Takes On The Mayor Of New York City In “Broken City”
We’ve all become well acquainted with the typical Mark Wahlberg roles where he’s a rogue good guy that smashes authority figures’ faces into the ground with no remorse, and that role seems to be generally well received in America. However, aside from his typically cheeky performances, these films...
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POSTED Jan 22, 2013 IN Film
BY Matthew Anders
