Weekly link roundup – Nov. 12-18

NEW MOVIE REVIEWS:

“Happy Feet Two” (B-)
“Breaking Dawn — Part 1” (B-)
“The Descendants” (B+) [Film.com]
“Like Crazy” (A-) [Film.com]
“Immortals” (C)
“The Lie” (B+)

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MOVIE COLUMNS:

Eric’s Bad Movies: “Body of Evidence” (1993), starring Madonna as a woman who may or may not have killed her boyfriend with sex. [Film.com]

What’s the Big Deal?: “Aguirre, the Wrath of God” (1972), by and about crazy people. [Film.com]

Re-Views: “All About My Mother” (1999), Pedro Almodovar’s breakout hit. [Film.com]

One Year Ago: Catching up with “Deathly Hallows Part 1,” “The Next Three Days,” and more. [Movies.com]

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MY OTHER STUFF:

Snide Remarks: had the week off.

Movie B.S. with Bayer and Snider: This was our final show for Cascadia.fm, as the Portland-based Internet radio station has been sold. (Here’s mastermind Robert Wagner explaining it, if you’re interested.) But do not worry! Our podcast will continue! If you subscribe through iTunes, you won’t even notice a difference. If you’ve been listening by going to our page at Cascadia.fm and clicking the “play” button every week, you’ll have to go to MovieBS.com instead, but otherwise nothing will change. Bayer and I want to thank Robert Wagner for giving us a place to do our show for 86 weeks, and to congratulate him on the sale! May he spare our lives when he becomes ruler of all Portland. [Cascadia.fm] or [iTunes]

In the Dark: Subscribe to this weekly e-mail and get all the latest movie reviews, DVD releases, and other pertinent info delivered to your electronic mailbox. [Eric D. Snider’s In the Dark]

Twitter: @EricDSnider

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MISCELLANEOUS MERRIMENT:

A former employer of mine made the Failblog. How proud they must be! [Failblog]

From the nation of Ghana comes this 30-second trailer for what can only be the most amazing action film of all time. [YouTube]

Film journalist Drew McWeeny had his little boy, Toshi, interview Kermit and Miss Puggy. It’s even more adorable than you can possibly imagine. And kudos to my friend Drew for finding a way to be a cool dad even though he’s a nerd who writes for the Internet! [HitFix]

Here’s a little girl becoming a supervillain. They start so young these days. [YouTube]

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