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The CineGuerrillas Episode 2: CASINO

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Welcome to Furious Cinema’s movie commentary with Sebastian and Peter – your resident CineGuerrillas. This will be an ongoing series of conversations we have about movies we love. They will have a funny subtitle and include a favorite quote from a movie at the end that you can guess in the comments. They are virtual “beer and nachos” sit-downs, so you will have to imagine the smell of alcohol, the [read...]

The CineGuerrillas Episode 1: Starship Troopers

Starship Troopers

Welcome to Furious Cinema’s movie commentary with Sebastian and Peter – your resident CineGuerillas. This will be an ongoing series of conversations we have about movies we love. They will have a funny title and include a favorite quote from a movie at the end that you can guess in the comments. They are virtual “beer and nachos” sit-downs, so you will have to imagine the smell of alcohol, the [read...]

CineFusion Weekly – 4/30/12

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Welcome to the second installment of CineFusion Weekly, our column where we highlight interesting stuff from our little website universe, past and present. Open a cold one, put your feet up, unplug the phone and discover some furious cinema with us. MAD AS HELL MOVIE MUSIC: Strawberry Alarm Clock – Girl From the City (from the film Beyond the Valley of the Dolls) FROM THE TARANTINO ARCHIVES: Seb takes a [read...]

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo: Fincher Sells Out

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

In our second article on David Fincher, guest author Marcos Rodriguez takes a critical look at The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Read Peter’s analysis of The Game and Fight Club from yesterday. Let me begin with a coda: I am not a fan of David Fincher. At all. Which isn’t to suggest I don’t respect him (thanks “Kill Bill Vol. 1″). As cold and mechanical as they may feel [read...]

Hugo, Scorsese, and the Betrayal of Celluloid

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Martin Scorsese has stepped into the light of family filmmaking and forgotten the tools that made him a legend. Never before has 3D been so well utilized, immersion to the point of our indifference. Acclaimed as it is, “Hugo” has tricked it’s way into the hearts of quality starved old men who regard it’s respect for the original magician as masterful in itself. We want to love what’s happening, but [read...]