Archive for the ‘Film’ Category

Exporting Raymond: Laughter is Universal

By Ted Reyes NEW YORK– It was a task that not even Washington diplomats from the cold war era were able to accomplish: Make the Russians laugh. But for Phil Rosenthal, creator of the hit American television show, Everybody loves Raymond, the task was not a problem at all. He thought he could just bring [...]

RAKENROL: An Ode to the Ills and Thrills of Life in the Filipino Rock Music Scene

By Ted Reyes   NEW YORK– There was a moment in Quark Henares’ film Rakenrol when the show promoter at a club (Mayric’s–now Sazi’s Bar) refused to pay the band Hapipaks after playing a set in an all-death metal gig. Using various excuses from the band destroying the production outfit’s equipment to the drum set [...]

Film Review: Beginners

We are all familiar with the Hollywood love story. Boy meets girl. Boy and girl fall in love. They break up. They make up. And it all ends happily ever after. Released this Friday, “Beginners” is refreshingly different. It’s the latest offering from critically acclaimed writer/director Mike Mills (Thumbsucker, 2005), starring Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer [...]

Film Review: Hard Breakers

By Tamsin Holleran THE  premise of the movie Hard Breakers has a certain appeal. Comedy? Check. Scantily clad, hot cast? Check. Goofy story line?  Also check. Despite having all of the ingredients for a potentially great movie, Hard Breakers manages to fall flat on its face, with best friends Lindsay (Sophie Monk) and Alexis (Cameron [...]

Film Review: Jesus Henry Christ

By Ted Reyes NEW YORK- After the success of The Kids Are All Right, filmmakers have, pardon my lack of a better term, been shooting a lot of “sperm-donor” movies. This is true in this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Two movies that are getting quite a buzz here have sperm donation as backbones for their [...]

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