There was once a band called Jawbreaker. Not to be confused with the candy or the 1999 Rose McGowan movie. They were once what we called "punk," but in the age of
I got the opportunity to see this film at the Montclair Film Festival, which was attended by the filmmaker herself, Sandi Tan. It's always fun to get a little peek inside
I suppose I knew a bit about Scientology going into this thing. Ms. Hipster actually read the book on which this documentary is based and she'd occasionally turn to me
What is art anyway? And how and where do art and commerce intersect? I suppose these are the central questions in this mockumentary / social critique. The problem is, of
I've always found Michael Moore's movies interesting, but ultimately a little too Michael Moor-ish for their own good. The guy is a showman, a grandstander, a guy who
Documentaries are always tough to judge. You must first care about the subject matter--or at least allow yourself to get drawn in if it's about something that you've
I was told by someone to go rent this film, and if it wasn't one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen, she would never suggest another movie ever again. That someone
Michael Moore has been both demonized and deified. He's almost as polarizing as the people he attacks. Some of this stems from his less than straight forward way of going
In the wake of the crushing defeat that was the 2004 presidential election, I can't help but think that all the hype over this movie was just a bunch of overblown piling
Michael Moore is a schlub. He's everything that Tisch Film School, dressed-all-in-black art-fart isn't--and he's ten times as smart. Sure he's altruistic, overly-sentimental
