Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Insane Lineup #1 July


Insane Lineup #1: July


With the heat starting to spike and the AC filled theater of the cinema is sounding like a dream in the dog days of summer to watch what the studios are offering up.




July 1


Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs: The threequel in the series of Ice Age movies, bringing back the old gang and now having to deal with dinosaurs.

The other Ice Age movies I enjoyed and this one looks just as entertaining as the first two were. And plus who doesn't like watching a T-Rex causing trouble.


Public Enemies: Based on the true story on John Dillinger, bank robber and they trouble they went into catching him. Stars Johnny Depp and Christian Bale.

Looks like this easily entertaining for the Johnny Depp fans and for the Christian Bale fans. And its been a while since there's been a Great Depresson era bank robber movie.




July 10


Bruno: Sacha Baron Cohen brings us the new character of Bruno the Austrian Supermodel to us much like he did Borat.

Now if you you're a fan of Borat, you'll probably enjoy this.


I Love You Beth Cooper: The Cheerleader from 'Heroes' stars in the lead actress movie about a geeky grad announcing his love for the popular girl and what follows.

A promising chick-flick that seems like it would be a fun film for the quiet week in between.




July 15

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Harry, The-Boy-Who-Lived, returns to fight Voldemort, the Dark Lord, once more.

This is the movie that everyones been waiting for since November. This easily promises to be one of the bigger movies of the summer so get there early.




July 17

(500) Days of Summer: After being dumped, a greeting card designer looks into the 500 days they were together to see what went wrong.

Am interesting looking movie that seems like a good entertaining and fun movie.




July 24


G-Force: The World is in danger and they call in the elite team... Of Guinea Pigs in 3-D.

From Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer, this looks to be entertaining for the whole family. And how many movies are out there about Guinea Pigs.


Orphan: After loosing a baby, a couple decides to adopt and bring home a young girl named Esther. Soon it turns out that there might just be something wrong with their new daughter, something that might cost them their lives.

Another horror movie featuring a child thats a 'tad' bit off and slightly homicidal. Looks a bit like the 1956 'The Bad Seed' which had a television movie remake so this might be a his or a miss.


The Ugly Truth: Katherine Heigl stars in this romantic comedy as a morning talkshow host with Gerald Butler as a TV personality spilling the truth about men and women.

This month has quite a few chick flicks, but bringing in both Gerald and Katherine should make this fun and exciting.




July 31


Aliens in the Attic: A family vacations in a house that a group of knee high aliens plan to launch an invasion from, leaving the kids to fight the little trouble makers to save the world, with the adults oblivious to the going ons.

A fun little movie that might be an sleeper hit of the summer. Plus who doesn't want to see Raymond's Mom go into Kung Fu mode.


Funny People: The thrid film by Judd Apatow that delves into the world of comedieans and one of the best having a near death expierence.

Made for those who want a third helping of the Apatow world. This one shows the most promise by far. And this is only his third directing debut.

Insane Marathon #1 'Pitchmen'


Insane Marathon #1


With the sudden death of Billy Mays on Discovery Channel today they are filling the day with infomercial product goodness with a all day with the series 'Pitchmen'.

'Pitchmen' goes behind the scenes with Billy Mays and fellow pitchmen Anthony Sullivan. It goes from pitches from inventors, making prototypes, and filming the infomercial.
You can check out the homepage here and check it out.

Its a great look into the world of teleproducts and making the ol' good American Dream happen for inventors and an even greater tribute to one of the most recognizable men in commercial history.