Star Trek 3 grabbing new writers
Rumors are popping up that two new writers have been brought on for the next Star Trek film as Kurtzman, Orci and Lindelof leave ...
Tag: writers
Max Landis also has opinions about Man of Steel
Man of Steel has certainly caused a ruckus with the Flixist staff. Hubes outright hates it, Matt liked it to a certain degree, ...
Bioshock director Ken Levine writing Logan’s Run remake
Well this is interesting. Ken Levine, creative director of Irrational Studios, responsible most famously for the Bioshock franchise and and less famously for ...
Prometheus sequel is certainly happening, nabs new writer
Whether we like it or not (and despite rumblings of pre-production trouble), Fox is moving forward with a sequel to the blockbuster head ...
Help fund Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia
I really enjoyed the documentary Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia, a fine portrait of one of the last great public intellectuals ...
L.A. writers needed, come write for Flixist
Do you live in LA? Do you like movies? Do you like writing words about movies and meeting famous people (or at least ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia
It seems like we’re well beyond the age of the public intellectual, or even the public author who may show society the way. ...
Features
Reading Roger Ebert: Life Itself – A Memoir
[Reading Roger Ebert is Flixist’s summer reading project. Join us as we pay tribute to the late great film critic by ...
Features
Reading Roger Ebert: The Great Movies II
The field opens up a bit in Roger Ebert’s The Great Movies II. There’s more diversity to the picks and a wider (and welcome) ...
Features
Reading Roger Ebert: The Great Movies
Roger Ebert would have turned 71 this month. His passing has left a hole in the film critic community, which doesn’t seem to ...
Tribeca Review: Adult World
In my blurb review for Neil Jordan’s vampire film Byzantium, my main gripe had a lot to do with the age of the ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Reaching for the Moon
It’s interesting to see screen depictions of a writer whose work you’re familiar with but whose personal life is something you know little ...