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Some great films

Up to Los Angeles Film Festival

Some great films

Categories: Movies
Posted by jeff thomas — July 03. 2007

I saw three films at the Festival: Razzle Dazzle - a mockumentary about an Australian dance contest for kids; Resolved - a documentary about high school debate; and Constantine's Sword - a documentary about the troubled relationship between Jews and Christians over the centuries. All were very good. The two documentaries were excellent. Hopefully, they will al get picked up. Two of the films were at the brand new Landmark theatres and unfortunately, there were projection problems at both. But overall, excellent programming.

Re: Some great films

Jamie Patricof
Posted by Jamie Patricof — July 03. 2007 PermaLink

Other than the production problems, how was the festival overall? Good turnout? Any other films you heard good things about?

Re: Some great films

Spencer Somers
Posted by Spencer Somers — July 05. 2007 PermaLink
I saw Hot Rod, the new flick from 'Lazy Sunday' auteurs Akiva Schaffer, Andy Samberg and Jorma Taccone, and I actually really loved it. I was worried about how they would handle the more expensive, longer format, but the movie turned out to be engaging and funny all the way through, and will probably be to a lot of kids what Billy Madison or Happy Gilmore was for me. I think this film had a lot riding on it in terms of the online generation making studio features, what I saw looked like a rousing success, but we'll see how it plays out.

Re: Some great films

Gregory Markel
Posted by Gregory Markel — July 09. 2007 PermaLink
Closing night's showing of the sci-fi film, "Sunshine" began on a good foot, with high production value and well directed 1st half of the film which unfortunately then suddenly became just another monster/slasher "let's shock the audience because that's what's expected" film...sigh.
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