Comments for Widescreen Wonderland http://www.widescreenwonderland.com Bill Rusnak's movie reviews and commentary! Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:23:34 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on The Griswold Family ‘Hotel Hell Vacation’ by rocky point hotels http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=919&cpage=1#comment-3629 rocky point hotels Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:23:34 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=919#comment-3629 <strong>rocky point hotels...</strong> I wonder how often people are able to get away with crimes using this tactic. Seems like it would be quite effective.... rocky point hotels…

I wonder how often people are able to get away with crimes using this tactic. Seems like it would be quite effective….

]]> Comment on My thoughts on Home Away’s ‘Hotel Hell Vacation’ Super Bowl XLIV spot by   The Griswold Family ‘Hotel Hell Vacation’ by Widescreen Wonderland http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=907&cpage=1#comment-3627   The Griswold Family ‘Hotel Hell Vacation’ by Widescreen Wonderland Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:00:12 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=907#comment-3627 [...] After last week’s ‘news’ that Home Away was going to be reuniting Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo as the famed heads of the National Lampoon Vacation series for a Super Bowl ad campaign, I took a look at the Home Away website and deemed it necessary to announce that the campaign was going to fail. [...] [...] After last week’s ‘news’ that Home Away was going to be reuniting Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo as the famed heads of the National Lampoon Vacation series for a Super Bowl ad campaign, I took a look at the Home Away website and deemed it necessary to announce that the campaign was going to fail. [...]

]]> Comment on Coen Brothers Film Experience by   The Coen Brothers Film Experience #9: ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ by Widescreen Wonderland http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?page_id=817&cpage=1#comment-3626   The Coen Brothers Film Experience #9: ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ by Widescreen Wonderland Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:59:54 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?page_id=817#comment-3626 [...] next week’s Coen Brothers Film Experience entry on Wednesday, January 13th: The Man Who Wasn’t [...] [...] next week’s Coen Brothers Film Experience entry on Wednesday, January 13th: The Man Who Wasn’t [...]

]]> Comment on Film Watch 2010 by   The Coen Brothers Film Experience #9: ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ by Widescreen Wonderland http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?page_id=798&cpage=1#comment-3625   The Coen Brothers Film Experience #9: ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ by Widescreen Wonderland Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:58:19 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?page_id=798#comment-3625 [...] Film Watch 2010 [...] [...] Film Watch 2010 [...]

]]> Comment on A non-definitive list: 20 must see films of the 00’s! by   Film Watch #3: ‘Extract’ by Widescreen Wonderland http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=726&cpage=1#comment-3624   Film Watch #3: ‘Extract’ by Widescreen Wonderland Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:58:04 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=726#comment-3624 [...] is David Koechner. In my write up of “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” for my 20 Must See Films of the 00’s, I stated that Koechner’s role in that movie was the best of his career. His role as an [...] [...] is David Koechner. In my write up of “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” for my 20 Must See Films of the 00’s, I stated that Koechner’s role in that movie was the best of his career. His role as an [...]

]]> Comment on Bring your bathing suit to ‘Avatar’ 4-D by celebulicious http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=911&cpage=1#comment-3588 celebulicious Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:31:21 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=911#comment-3588 That sounds extreme, but a bit much when they start soaking my popcorn That sounds extreme, but a bit much when they start soaking my popcorn

]]> Comment on My thoughts on LOST Season Six: Episode One – LA X by Gemma http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=902&cpage=1#comment-3576 Gemma Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:33:13 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=902#comment-3576 Great thoughts Bill! we need to discuss over pints! Lost = awesome. And I just have to mention John Locke....I cried for you in the scene with your wheelchair and the experiences you now may never have, it broke my heart. Talking to dead people, Desmond disappearing, missing sister, Charlie's death wish, random Japanese leaders who hate the taste of English on their tongue, Sayid coming back to life and good old smokey the mist whisperer...one thing is for sure, they've got us hooked again and I'm ok with that. I am going to enjoy confuddling my mind with the parallel storylines, the insanity and absurdity and lapping up the clues they will dribble to us every week. My theory of what will happen to LOST, the island and smokey, in the words of Verbal Kint - "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. And like that, poof. He's gone" Great thoughts Bill! we need to discuss over pints!

Lost = awesome. And I just have to mention John Locke….I cried for you in the scene with your wheelchair and the experiences you now may never have, it broke my heart.

Talking to dead people, Desmond disappearing, missing sister, Charlie’s death wish, random Japanese leaders who hate the taste of English on their tongue, Sayid coming back to life and good old smokey the mist whisperer…one thing is for sure, they’ve got us hooked again and I’m ok with that. I am going to enjoy confuddling my mind with the parallel storylines, the insanity and absurdity and lapping up the clues they will dribble to us every week.

My theory of what will happen to LOST, the island and smokey, in the words of Verbal Kint – “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist. And like that, poof. He’s gone”

]]> Comment on Film Watch #2: ‘Needful Things’ by Bill Rusnak http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=829&cpage=1#comment-3345 Bill Rusnak Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:56:55 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=829#comment-3345 I don't think it's a good thing anymore. The line is pretty clear, if people want B-movie schlock or an old schools 70's or 80's horror trip, they'll throw an oldie but goodie in their home DVD player. Nowadays, I think people want something with story and legitimate thrills and chills. I don’t think it’s a good thing anymore. The line is pretty clear, if people want B-movie schlock or an old schools 70’s or 80’s horror trip, they’ll throw an oldie but goodie in their home DVD player. Nowadays, I think people want something with story and legitimate thrills and chills.

]]> Comment on Film Watch #2: ‘Needful Things’ by Alex Vachon http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=829&cpage=1#comment-3344 Alex Vachon Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:29:25 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=829#comment-3344 What happens when a horror film is horrible? Is it a good thing? What happens when a horror film is horrible? Is it a good thing?

]]> Comment on A non-definitive list: 20 must see films of the 00’s! by Widescreen Wonderland » A non-definitive list: 20 must see films … :thebiggeststars.co.cc http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=726&cpage=1#comment-3301 Widescreen Wonderland » A non-definitive list: 20 must see films … :thebiggeststars.co.cc Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:40:08 +0000 http://www.widescreenwonderland.com/?p=726#comment-3301 [...] h­ere to see th­e origin­a­l­:  W­ides­c­r­een W­onder­l­and » A non-def­initive l­is&... Share and [...] [...] h­ere to see th­e origin­a­l­:  W­ides­c­r­een W­onder­l­and » A non-def­initive l­is&… Share and [...]

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