In this week's video review, Peter Travers explains the ups and downs of the Leonardo DiCaprio/Russell Crowe war thriller Body of Lies, Guy Ritchie's RockNRolla and the Bill Maher documentary Religulous. But first, a few more words on Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Click above for the full take from the Rolling Stone film critic.
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lou | October 16, 2008 2:25 PM
i'm probably gonna get ripped to pieces for this, but one of the movies i disagreed on was... get ready: the dark knight... it was good, but i didn't think it was worth all the fuss. anyway, thanks for listening to one of my deepest, darkest, secrets, i've been raving about the movie in public since i saw it hehe.
lou | October 16, 2008 2:21 PM
i agree, why do you even acknowledge BH chihuahua? i mean, personally, just seeing the title made me vow never to see it (they had me at beverly hills...hehe). sure, sometimes it's necessary to have the slime bucket around, but if there's no new crappy movies out, you should celebrate, not bitch about the same ones again... anyway, great reviews, i've been following this section for a couple of years now, and i've disagreed with your "take" VERY few times.
The Enemy Below | October 14, 2008 8:12 PM
Aw C'mon!!"Beverly Hills Chihuahua"Was a Fun,Enjoyable Movie!!
It's Not supposed To Be"An Inconvient Truth";"Expelled";"An American Carol";"Religilious"or Any Post"Roger and Me"Michael Moore Documentary!!
It Was Sweet and Funny and Enjoyable For Young and Old alike!!
Unless Your'e Part of The Lou Dobbs/Pat Buchannan Crowd,Quit Griping and Just Enjoy This Movie!!
Siamak Frey | October 13, 2008 8:26 PM
Those fucking stupid talking CHIVAVAS made more money than Body of Lies, I can't believe this world. People are losing their mind.
Bo | October 11, 2008 11:13 AM
Very nice! Two objections:
1. You are obviously not fond of BH Chihuahua and people rushing to see it (a lag in new films is a nice thing about living deep in Europe, new titles come latter and dispersed and people aren't that much under the influence of hype, in my opinion), but why repeating the quote, "I am Chihuahu!", so many times? And include clip at the end. It's like putting gasoline on fire.
2. The early practice of your videos published on iTunes Store was very good and progressive, the high resolution files were excellently viewed on my iPod, for example. But it's some time now since the proper podcast was published. It would be great to have it again.