Pink Floyd / The Wall
1 CD of Pink Floyd / The Wall.
As gloriously played by Philip Seymour Hoffman in one of my favourite movies, Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous, rock critic Lester Bangs had this to say about the legendary Californian psychedelic ...Read more →
"I am sharpening my sword So you can take me to the dragon’s lair Or you can take me to Rapunzel’s windowsill Either way it is time for a bigger ...Read more →
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve watched four comedies at home: the 2004 Will Ferrell vehicle Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, a long-time favourite of mine; last year’s ...Read more →
Three-and-a-half years have passed since the release of the underrated Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and now Steven Spielberg is back with not one but two ...Read more →
“A Complete Guide to the World Cinema” promises the subtitle of The Film Book, a thick tome put out by DK Publishing in October. Tall order, but I have to ...Read more →
The key moment in my life as a cinephile was seeing Pulp Fiction when I was 15. Quentin Tarantino’s film was different than anything I’d ever seen before, and it ...Read more →
It’s a silly thing, really, the way celebrity deaths tend to affect us more than they should, as if it were a friend or a relative who had passed away. ...Read more →
For a lot of folks, the highlight of the 10th edition of Pop Montreal, which ended last Sunday, must have been the big Arcade Fire blowout at Place des Festivals, ...Read more →
Ten years. That’s certainly a milestone in the history of a festival, especially one that was launched by a bunch of friends who have often gone out of their way ...Read more →
In Supergods, a recently published treatise on superheroes that brilliantly incorporates a myriad of mythological, scientific, philosophical, psychological and historical concepts to make its points, famed comic book writer Grant ...Read more →