tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-84867350730662301662011-11-27T17:21:16.102-06:00Welcome to the community. We will come here to critique, poll, and discuss films. The most important part of this blog will be user interaction. Our opinions are just two opinions. We want to hear what you the reader thinks about the topics presented so please comment away. Without you contributing to the discussion there is no Beyond the Big Screen community. So voice your opinion often and let's all go Beyond the Big Screen!Brandon_Felderhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00027723532768749303noreply@blogger.comBlogger111100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8486735073066230166.post-9196592026427414402009-11-17T17:27:00.000-06:002009-11-17T17:28:18.777-06:00

LETHARGIC'S HORRORFEST PART V: THE FINAL CHAPTER81. The Missing Juror (1944) - A supposed dead man sent to death row apparently comes back from the dead and starts killing the jurors who wrongly convicted him. Now it's up to the wise cracking, fast talking newspaper reporter to save the day. Not a very original movie from the good old days but still worth watching.82. The Man They Could Not Hang

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LETHARGIC'S HORRORFEST PART IV: THE ONE WITH THE REVIEW OF PARANORMAL ACTIVITY48. Zombieland (2009) - We might as well start right off with the stuff that people will disagree with. Zombieland friggin sucks. It's a movie that does nothing but seem desperate to be cool from start to finish. I enjoyed finally seeing Woody Harrelson play a cool character again and I love Emma Stone enough to

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LETHARGIC's HORRORFEST PART 3: INVASION OF THE MOVIE SNATCHERSI'm doing something different for this update. Instead of a lot of shorter reviews, I'm doing just a few long ones, and this time we have a theme.....remakes of classic horror movies.After this I think I'm done with movies that I'll want to talk about at length so I'm planning on two more updates with a lot of quick reviews and then

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Once again we bring you a full review by guest writer Lethargic. We thank him again.LETHARGIC's HORRORFEST PART II18. The Pit (1981) - This was one of my favorites as a kid. It was one of those movies that seemed to be on constantly in the early days of cable and was one of the 5 movies available to rent in the early days of VHS. I watched it a lot. While other kids my age were obsessed with

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As promised last week, the discussion questions are returning.This week is a simple one, but should be fun to hear the responses.What is the WORST movie you've paid money to see in a theater?

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My apologies for the severe lack of attention to this site. Full time work has really been getting in the way. There is good news though. While I will not only try to put more discussions up to my once a week expectation, we have a guest providing some reviews in honor of October and Halloween. Now, we must admit, neither Brandon nor Jeremy are big horror movie fans. This however should solve all

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BLU-RAY REVIEW GhostbustersDirector: Ivan ReitmanCast: Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie HudsonScreenwriters: Dan Akroyd, Harold RamisRun Time: 105 minutesOriginal Release Date: June 8, 1984The Film:This Oscar nominated classic manages to be hilarious and scary all at the same time. Even now.... 25 years later.The three entrepreneurs, Dr. Peter Venkman (Murray), Dr. Ray Stantz (Akroyd)

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We're back. Sorry for the delay in discussion questions, but to be quite honest, life got in the way this week. Anyways, here is the results of everyone's voting in the previous discussion question. Top 5 Actors: 1. Tom Hanks with 6 votes. 2. Matt Damon with 4 votes. 3. Jack Nicholson with 3 votes. 4. Tom Cruise with 3 votes. 5. Kevin Spacey with 3 votes. Top 5 Actresses: 1. Kate Winslet

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------------THEATRICAL RELEASE REVIEWJulie & JuliaDirector: Nora EphronCast: Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Stanley TucciScreenwriter: Nora EphronRun Time: 123 minutesRelease Date: August 7, 2009The Film:The starring duo of Academy Award Nominated Doubt reunites for another solid film. This time, however, Amy Adams and Meryl Streep never share the screen with one another. And while that's regretable,

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Notes: Continue to discuss the top 5 actors/actress list. We'll leave the list up until a new discussion for Saturday morning. There is a growing discussion of women's role in films. This means we need to hear from the ladies on the subject too.Also, things are happening with our Twitter account (@BeyondBigScreen). We plan to make it a retweet bot thanks to Paul Nicholson. This means you will be

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A sincere welcome to Beyond the Big Screen. We are very excited to start this project and see just how far this community can grow.  Our core message is that this blog/site is about sharing an appreciation of film with friends. Sure, we may disagree, trash a few films, or actors. Those things are part of the discussion. The true heart of this blog though is all about sharing your love of films

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