Category Archives: movies

Free Association or Limited Connectivity

Posted on August 29, 2012 by DonnyBagg

Here are four items that have nothing in common except that I watched them this past week. Enjoy. Beginners (Mills, 2011) The best movie of the week (not a whole lot of competition there) for me was Beginners. It stars … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Academy Awards, Cameron Diaz, Christopher Plummer, Daniels, Eric Stonestreet, Ewan McGregor, Farrelly, Felicia Day, Fincher, Gervais, IMDB, Jason Segal, John Michael Higgins, Jonah Hill, Justin Timberlake, Kasdan, Kenneth Branagh, Lou Taylor Pucci, Lucy Punch, Max von Sydow, Melanie Laurent, Merchant, Metacritic, Michaels, Miller, Mills, MMORPG, Nat Faxon, netflix, Nguyen, Nick Nolte, O'Connor, Phyllis Smith, Posin, Ramis, Roach, Rotten Tomatoes, Schnabel, Tarantino, Thomas Lennon, WOW | Leave a comment

Filmes Estrangeiros or Buitenlandse Films

Posted on August 26, 2012 by DonnyBagg

Alright, I watched a few of the best foreign film Oscar nominees this week along with some other foreign stuff so let’s take a trip around the world as I do the written equivalent of yammering. Bullhead (Roskam, 2011) So … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Audiard, Bar-Aba, Belgium, Billie Piper, Brazilian, Cedar, Christopher Eccleston, Cross, David Tennant, French, Gatiss, Hebrew, Holland, Holocaust, IMDB, Joel Kinnaman, Latin, Lior Ashkenazi, Lund, Marion Cotillard, Matthias Schoenaerts, Meirelles, Moffat, Padilha, Portuguese, Roskam, Shlomo, Shlomo Bar-Aba, Spanish, Talmud, Wagner Moura, Wolstencraft | Leave a comment

That Obscure Oscar of Desire or The Persistence of Award Shows

Posted on February 18, 2012 by DonnyBagg

The 84th Annual Academy Awards are coming up in a few weeks (Sunday, February 26) so I figured I would jot down some thoughts that have been on my mind grapes. Not super psyched to watch it but there are … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Academy Awards, Allen, Andersen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Berenice Bejo, Brad Pitt, Bunuel, Chris Pratt, Christopher Plummer, Corey Stoll, double duty, Ernest Hemingway, George Clooney, Golden Globes, Hampton, Hazanavicius, Jean Dujardin, Jeffrey Wright, Jessica Chastain, Jim Rash, John Goodman, Jonah Hill, Levine, Mallick, Marion Cotillard, Max von Sydow, Michael Sheen, Miller, mind grapes, Nat Faxon, O'Connor, Octavia Spencer, Owen Wilson, pandering, Payne, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Robin Wright, Scorcese, Shailene Woodley, Spielberg, Tarantino, Taylor, Thomas Horn, Viola Davis | Leave a comment

The Sign of Five Under-watched Television Series or A Study in…Five Under-watched Television Series

Posted on December 22, 2011 by DonnyBagg

Hi, my name is DonnyBagg and I am a blogger and it has been 6 months since my last post. I assume that the lengthy hiatus taken by (almost) all of the factoseintolerant authors will have been enough to shake … Continue reading →

Posted in movies, uncategorized | Tagged Adult Swim, Afsal Hamid, Ansari, Auto Buds, BBC, Bendict Cumberbatch, bobbies, Claire Danes, Cross, cut down before its time, Damien Lewis, David, David Cross, Eugene Mirman, Fey, Fresh Air, Gatiss, Golden Globes, Green, H. Jon Benjamin, hiatus, Huebel, Hugh Laurie, Hurwitz, Idris Elba, IMDB, Jeffery Tambor, Jeremy Brett, Jerry Minor, Jessica Walter, Jon Glaser, Judy Greer, Kerrigan, Mandy Patinkin, Martin Freeman, Morena Baccarin, netflix, P. Jackson, Ravich, Reed, Richie, Robert Downey Jr., Ruth Wilson, Scheer, Shore, Showtime, Swardson, Temple Grandin, the colonies, Thompson, Todd Berry, Tony Hale, werewolf, Whedon, Woliner | 2 Comments

Paranormal Redundancy or Titanic 2: Titanic

Posted on June 19, 2011 by DonnyBagg

I am a tremendous fan of bad movies. I was going to begin by saying that watching the bad films helps you appreciate the good ones but I just don’t believe that and it probably is not true, I watch … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Bay, Blockbuster, crack team, deceptive practice, Doritos, friedberg, Google Translate, ice core samples, IMDB, knockbuster, L. Scott, lukewarm garbage, Minarovich, netflix, Peli, poorly acted nightmares, seltzer, Tantamount Studios, The Asylum, think tank, Van Dyke, Wiseau, Wood Jr | Leave a comment

Not Another Sherman’s March Documentary or Heartbreak Colon What Really Happened On Sherman’s March Comma Disastrous Documentary Question Mark

Posted on June 6, 2011 by DonnyBagg

The movie I will be attempting to review is titled Sherman’s March: A Mediation to the Possibility of Romantic Love in the South During an Era of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation (McElwee, 1986) which, in prefect reflection of the movie itself, … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged antebellum, AP US History, Bobby Sands, Borchadt, Bradley Cooper, Burt Reynolds, C. Smith, Civil War, Confederate Army, Cotillions, Darabont, Dobkin, Fresh Air, IMDB, IRA, James McAvoy, Kassell, Kevin Bacon, Kubrick, linguistics, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman, McElwee, McQueen, mesothelioma, Michael Fassbender, netflix, Phillips, President Grant, Rapture, razed, Reconstruction Era, Rotten Tomatoes, scorched earth policy, Sherman's March to the Sea, Steve McQueen, Sundance, Vaughn, Wikipedia, Wright, YouTube | Leave a comment

DBDB Top 250 Finale: Terminator 5 or Untitled Michael Bay Project

Posted on May 25, 2011 by DonnyBagg

I might as well wrap this list up before I start in on another review. For the longest time this film was second on my list to Vanilla Sky (Crowe, 2001) but after further analysis of each film I capriciously … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged 007 Days of Christmas, Academy Awards, Campbell, Carruth, Cobain, Columbine, Crowe, Elliott Smith, Glen, Hurwitz, IMDB, Jason Bateman, je ne sais quoi, Joe Don Baker, Jonah Hill, Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, meeting myself, Michael Cera, NASA, Nichols, Russell, Sean Connery, Spoiler Alert, TBS, Tom Cruise, Van Sant, W. Anderson, Wheel of Fortune | Leave a comment

Uncle Oscar Who Can Recall His Past Life or The Slow Descent Into Autoscopism

Posted on May 23, 2011 by DonnyBagg

As our avid twitter followers (nobody) will already know the factoseintolerant authors have been on a forced hiatus due to #beingbusy. I personally finished my semester the week before last but I couldn’t bring myself to write anything until now … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged arbitrary percentage, Blockbuster, Clark, factoseintolerant, forced hiatus, Jeong-beom, M. Anderson, netflix, Netflix Instant Queue Decision Engine, New York Times, Noe, Notgonnalookitup, Prodigy | Leave a comment

DBDB Top 250 Four: Salvation or The Planet of the Earth

Posted on April 16, 2011 by DonnyBagg

Abre los ojos, abre los ojos, open your eyes. We are getting closer and closer to that number one spot (and being done with writing these pointless articles). This is likely to be the most contentional film on my list … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Amenabar, Anderson, Cameron Diaz, Crowe, De Palma, Heckerling, IMDB, Jason Lee, John Travolta, Jordan, Kubrick, Mann, Penelope Cruz, Reiner, Rotten Tomatoes, Spielberg, Stiller, T. Scott, Tarantino, Timothy Spall, Tom Cruise | Leave a comment

DBDB Top 250 III: Rise of the Machines or The Dark of the Moon

Posted on April 10, 2011 by DonnyBagg

The wait is over folks. What’s that? No one has been waiting? Okay. Well the time has come then. The third part in my five part series counting down my favorite films has arrived. So far I have listed two … Continue reading →

Posted in movies | Tagged Academy Awards, acquired taste, anime, grown man, hipster, irony, Kurosawa, Lasseter, Miyazaki, Orwellian, Pixar, Rotten Tomatoes, T. Scott, Walt Disney, wasabi | Leave a comment

Category Archives: movies

Free Association or Limited Connectivity

Filmes Estrangeiros or Buitenlandse Films

That Obscure Oscar of Desire or The Persistence of Award Shows

The Sign of Five Under-watched Television Series or A Study in…Five Under-watched Television Series

Paranormal Redundancy or Titanic 2: Titanic

Not Another Sherman’s March Documentary or Heartbreak Colon What Really Happened On Sherman’s March Comma Disastrous Documentary Question Mark

DBDB Top 250 Finale: Terminator 5 or Untitled Michael Bay Project

Uncle Oscar Who Can Recall His Past Life or The Slow Descent Into Autoscopism

DBDB Top 250 Four: Salvation or The Planet of the Earth

DBDB Top 250 III: Rise of the Machines or The Dark of the Moon

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