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Tony Jaa Talks THE PROTECTOR

September 12, 2006 Rich Drees

When the Thai action film Ong-Bak opened in the United States, martial arts film fans finally were let in on a secret other film fans around the world already knew- that newcomer Tony Jaa could [click for more]

Fox’s IDIOCRACY

September 7, 2006 Rich Drees

This past weekend director Mike Judge’s long awaited follow-up to his hit comedy Office Space (1999), Idiocracy, finally appeared in theatres, though one would be hard pressed to know it. The film stars Luke Wilson [click for more]

A Look Back At The Black Dahlia Murder

September 5, 2006 Rich Drees

Although the upcoming film The Black Dahlia is being touted as based on the novel by James Ellroy, the writer of LA Confidential, Ellroy actually based his book on the 1947 Los Angeles murder of [click for more]

Entertainment Weekly, You Are Dead To Me

June 19, 2006 Rich Drees

Dean Wormer?- Dead! Neidermeyer?- Dead! Entertainment Weekly?- Dead! Dead to me at least. So glossy press release reprint source Entertainment Weekly has published a list of their 25 favorite online entertainment sites. And in between [click for more]

Andy Hardy’s Dilemma

June 19, 2006 Rich Drees

So this past Saturday night I fall asleep on the couch watching Turner Classics’ all-night William Powell-Myrna Loy marathon. No biggie, though, as I’ve seen all 13 of their collaborations numerous times, even the rather [click for more]

Kevin Smith: Still Clerkin’

June 6, 2006 Rich Drees

OK. I’ll admit that headline sucks. So let’s just move past that and get down to brass tacks, as it were. This past Thursday, I attended the second day of director Kevin Smith’s Vulgarthon film [click for more]

Blogs And Blobs

May 31, 2006 Rich Drees

So… This is that “Blog” thing all the kids are talking about… Hello and welcome to the Editor’s Blog here at FilmBuffOnLine. My name is Rich and I’m your host. Those who know have heard [click for more]

POUND: Revisiting A Neglected Cult Classic

April 7, 2006 Rich Drees

Although much has been written about the numerous films from early in Hollywood’s history that weren’t preserved, the same neglect can happen to more modern films as well. Case in point- writer/director Robert Downey, Sr.’s [click for more]

Philadelphia Film Festival Review: LUCKY NUMBER SLEVIN

April 1, 2006 Rich Drees

Slevin (Josh Hartnett) is not having a good day. Observing that bad things happen to him in threes, he has been fired from his job, evicted from his condemned apartment, found his girlfriend cheating on [click for more]

Library Of Congress Announces Annual Film Registry Additions

December 27, 2005 Rich Drees

From documenting significant news events of the early 20th century to breakthroughs in computer generated entertainment, the 25 motion pictures added today to the Library of Congress’s National Film Registry span a century of cinematic [click for more]