Thread: AICN-Downunder: THE BOYS ARE BACK, A SERIOUS MAN, CAPITALISM, AMELIA And 9

I'm not an MJ fan. At all. Also, the screening was during A Serious Man, and for me there was zero choice.

Although now I wish Harry and co. made a more concerted effort to get some coverage for some of the other big film nations, like France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Canada, the UK, Italy, etc. Or by continent, as you pointed out. Surely there are some columnists around the globe with a bit of insider access that would be happy to get the exposure that this site provides. Anyway, sorry if my first post came off snarky. Your reviews are...

Latauro, good work on this column - your effort is appreciated. I'm still hoping against hope that Mel might get worked into the new Max movie somehow. And as you say if not Mel, then Bana would have seemed a shoe-in. I'd be very curious to know why Miller's made the choice he has. I'm sure there's already an interesting story in 'the making of FURY ROAD' and the thing hasn't even started to shoot yet....

But as Max would have been particularly cool. Still, even without him a Mad Max reboot from Miller does pique my interest.

not to mention, A Serious Man isn't out yet, and this is one of like 3 reviews I've seen of it so far. so that's pretty cool. plus, Latauro is funny.

I think anyone who appreciates that experience of going to a concert would love it. I complete agree with your 'Capitalism...' review though. I held off on reading it until I saw it over the weekend, and god, all that citizen's arrest bullshit, seriously...lame

I think, really, the Jolly Roger is the appropriate course of action. AICN-DOWNUNDER The Australian Film Institute Award nominations were announced this week, and it was panacea for the soul of Aussie filmmakers and critics alike (not filmgoers so much, they were busy watching COUPLES RETREAT). This is one of the best lineups we've ever had, with BALIBO, SAMSON AND DELILAH, BEAUTIFUL KATE, MAO'S LAST DANCER and MARY AND MAX all...

To me, what was missing was the ending. The movie (and especially its trailer) seems like it's building towards something really cool and epic, but then the ending kinda falls flat.

Wait , where did you hear that A Serious Man is getting pushed back to Feb? I was really looking forward to seeing that and some local cinemas are already advertising their advance member screenings and their sites all appear to have held onto the 19th as listed release date. Do you have some sort of unfourtunate scoop?

Best trailer of the year.