“I moved from New York to LA a week before 9/11. So I was stranded out there knowing nobody and desperate for human contact. I found myself calling up old friends I hadn’t talked to in a long time. It was that feeling of this cataclysmic event, and it changes your own individual behavior and your relationships with people.” – BOFCA, 06/21/2012
“Scafaria is trying something interesting here by positioning stock formula beats in a pre-apocalyptic landscape. But the scope narrows as the film goes along. There’s an entire world out there that’s just about to end, and this movie zooms in on the two least interesting people in it.” – The Improper Bostonian, 06/20/2012
Sitting in with Steve Head and John Black to discuss an angry email from the makers of Lola Versus, the ludicrous embargo policy keeping us from reviewing Take This Waltz, also our thoughts on Snow White And The Huntsman, Prometheus and Safety Not Guaranteed. – The Post-Movie Podcast, 06/12/2012
“’He’s a magnet for the crazy, the weird and the wonderful of cinema,’ Hinkle muses. ‘And while it’s admittedly facetious to subtitle the series Greatest American Actor, I mean it when I say that Cage’s range is something to behold, and his ability to leave it all on the screen is just amazing.’” – The Improper Bostonian, 06/06/2012
SPLICED PERSONALITY 