Podcasts about To Rome with Love

To Rome With Love is the 42nd film written and directed by Woody Allen, first released in 2012. It's an anthology film of four farcical, romantic stories. They include stories of a man who can sing opera but only in a shower, a man mentoring a younger man on love, a newly married couple getting lost in Rome and a man who finds himself suddenly famous. Made and released at a high point in Allen's career, it stars Elliot Page, Jesse Eisenberg, Alec Baldwin, Penelope Cruz, Greta Gerwig, Roberto Benigni, Judy Davis and for the first time in 5 films, Woody Allen himself. It continues Allen's fascination with Europe, having filmed in London, Paris and Barcelona in the last decade. Welcome to the Woody Allen Pages Podcast. Thai week we look at 2012's To Rome With Love. How it was conceived, how it was made, and how it really makes me want to travel. Spoilers are everywhere so watch the films and then come back. So much more at our website – Woody Allen Pages. Find us at: Facebook Instagram Twitter Reddit Support us Patreon Buy a poster or t-shirt at Redbubble Buy out books – The Woody Allen Film Guides Buy Me A Coffee You can write to us at woodyallenpages [at] gmail [dot] com

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Tina Cole, Singer, Actress & Author, “My Three Lives: A Memoir” About Harvey's guest: Today's special guest, Tina Cole, is a singer and actress who can truly be considered a member of show business royalty, for several reasons.   First of all, she's the daughter of Yvonne King of the legendary King Sisters, who were hugely popular big-band singers, and the 1st female vocal group to sing in 4 part harmony.  And her father was the iconic pianist, orchestra leader and musical director Buddy Cole, who worked with some of the greatest singers of all time and recorded the soundtracks of over 1,000 movies.   Secondly, she's a member of America's First Family of Song -  the legendary King Family, which entertained audiences throughout the 60s and 70s with their own TV series and 17 TV specials.    And thirdly, she will forever be remembered as the beautiful, sweet-natured Katie Douglas, in one of the greatest TV sitcoms of all time: “My Three Sons”.  When she joined the cast of that show in its 8th season as Robbie Douglas' fiancée, and then his wife, she became an international sensation, receiving more fan mail than any other actor in any of Don Fedderson's many TV productions.   And she won Photoplay Magazine's People's Choice Award for the Most Promising Actress.  And get this: the episode of “My Three Sons” where Katie Douglas gave birth to triplets, was the number one show in the Nielsen Ratings for that week.  Our guest has been entertaining audiences since she was a toddler.   In addition to performing on TV and on tour with The King Family, and as a member of the immensely popular “Four King Cousins”, and her iconic role on “My Three Sons”, she had a recurring role on “Hawaiian Eye” opposite Robert Conrad and Troy Donohue.   She guest starred in TV shows including “The Lucy Show”, “To Rome With Love”, “Adam-12” and many more.   And when you thought you were listening to Raquel Welch singing on her 1970 TV Special, you were actually hearing the voice of our guest!    She's appeared in a number of theatrical productions including “I Do, I Do”, “The Boyfriend”, “Trail of Dreams”, and “Chemical Imbalance”, and for 10 years she played Ethel Mertz in an “I Love Lucy” tribute show.  For her stellar performance in the 2014 movie, “See Me”, she won the Vanguard Award at the Sacramento Film Festival.   And in 2014, she received the Golden Halo Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Motion Picture and Television Industry.   AND NOW, she's released her long-awaited autobiography entitled, “My Three Lives: A Memoir”, which takes us on an engaging, nostalgic, heartfelt – and sometimes heartbreaking – but ALWAYS uplifting and inspirational, journey through her multi-faceted career, her personal relationships, and her enormously strong bond with her beautiful family. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To see more about Tina Cole, go to:https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTinaCole/  #OfficialTinaCole    #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Romantic Comedy Vs. Love Story. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is George Casen. A review comparing the romantic comedy "To Rome With Love" (2012) with a serious love story "The Last Letter From Your Lover" (2021). "To Rome With Love" displays four vignettes based in Rome, Italy. This is a typical Woody Allen movie, with many comedic scenes. The plot of the vignette about a recently married young couple who veer from their recent marriage vows, is copied from a 1952 Federico Fellini Movie entitled "The White Sheik." The other three vignettes are about an American student who finds love with an Italian attorney, a young architectural student torn between two loves and a clerk who finds instant fame. "The Last Letter From Your Lover" is about how a newspaper reporter discovers a secret love affair from the 1960s, and also her current love interest. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6ndGTtVp_AGrEMiKTnOj4pz

Career Q&A with Greta Gerwig, Writer/Director of LADY BIRD, on January 10, 2018. Moderated by Sara Vilkomerson, Entertainment Weekly. GRETA GERWIG has rapidly emerged as one of Hollywood's most engaging actresses, screenwriters, and directors, most recently writing and directing LADY BIRD. The film has appeared on over 200 “Top Ten” lists for 2017, and has won Best Picture from the New York Film Critics Circle and Gerwig has won Best Director from the National Board of Review. The film is nominated for three Screen Actors Guild Awards. Gerwig was last seen in 20th CENTURY WOMEN alongside Annette Bening and Elle Fanning from director Mike Mills. Gerwig received a Critics' Choice Award nomination in the category of “Best Supporting Actress” for her portrayal of “Abbie,” a photographer who is being treated for cervical cancer. Last year, Gerwig also starred in Pablo Larrain's JACKIE alongside Natalie Portman and Peter Sarsgaard; Todd Solondz's WIENER-DOG opposite Danny DeVito, Ellen Burstyn, and Kieran Culkan; and Rebecca Miller's romantic dramedy MAGGIE'S PLAN opposite Ethan Hawke and Julianne Moore. In 2015, Gerwig starred in MISTRESS AMERICA, a comedy that she co-wrote with director Noah Baumbach, which premiered to rave reviews at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. Gerwig's previous collaboration with Baumbach, FRANCES HA, earned her Golden Globe and Broadcast Film Critics Association Award nominations in the category of “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy.” The film, which also earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for “Best Feature,” premiered at the 2012 Telluride Film Festival, Toronto Film Festival, and New York Film Festival. Gerwig first received critical acclaim for her breakout role as “Florence” in GREENBERG, which marked her first collaboration with writer/director Noah Baumbach. In the film, she starred opposite Ben Stiller and her performance earned her several nominations including a Gotham Award nomination for “Breakthrough Performance” and an Independent Spirit Award nomination for “Best Female Lead.” Other film credits include Barry Levinson's THE HUMBLING opposite Al Pacino and Dianne Wiest, Woody Allen's TO ROME WITH LOVE opposite Alec Baldwin, Jesse Eisenberg and Ellen Page; ARTHUR opposite Russell Brand and Helen Mirren; the romantic comedy NO STRINGS ATTACHED with Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher; Whit Stillman's comedy DAMSELS IN DISTRESS; and Fox Searchlight's LOLA VERSUS. A darling of the independent film scene, Gerwig's prior credits include Ti West's “art-house horror film” HOUSE OF THE DEVIL; the Duplass brothers' genre-bender BAGHEAD; Joe Swanberg's HANNAH TAKES THE STAIRS as a writer and actress, and NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS which she co-wrote and co-directed. Gerwig graduated Magna Cum Laude from Barnard College and currently resides in New York City.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Beatrice Kruger, Casting Director, The Cut. Festival Section: Main Competition. FRED’s Matt Micucci meets one of the leading European casting director – Beatrice Kruger. Beatrice has been involved in a great number of international productions – including Woody Allen’s TO ROME WITH LOVE and Fatih Akin’s THE CUT, the latter film [...] The post Beatrice Kruger – The Cut #Venezia71 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Ozymandias" es un bello poema escrito por el poeta romántico británico Percy Bysshe Shelley y publicado en 1818. El impacto que generó "Ozymandias" ha sido tal que ha influenciado fuermente al cine, la televisión y las historietas, razón por la cual el poema es un referente obligado cuando se piensa en series como Breaking Bad o la obra de Woody Allen. En este programa Larisa González Martínez nos habla sobre el poema de Shelley y la manera en la que se ha insertado en la cultura contemporánea cargada de elementos multimedia.

Greta Gerwig started out as the so-called "queen of mumblecore," appearing in low-budget movies by people like Joe Swanberg and the Duplass Brothers. She’s now one of the most sought-after actresses around, having landed supporting roles in movies like No Strings Attached and Woody Allen’s To Rome With Love. Her latest film, Frances Ha, reunites her with Greenberg director Noah Baumbach. Exquisitely shot in black-and-white, the film follows a young dancer struggling to figure out what to do with her life. Monica Castillo talked to Gerwig on the phone about co-writing the film, real-life experiences that inspired it, and the role dance has played in her life. SHOW NOTES: About Our Guest: Greta Gerwig first rose to prominence as the star of several films considered part of the "mumblecore" movement, including LOL, Hannah Takes The Stairs and Baghead. She previously worked with acclaimed filmmaker Noah Baumbach in his film Greenberg, and she has had supporting roles in movies like No Strings Attached and To Rome With Love. The Episode: 0:06 - Introduction and clip 2:21 - Did you enjoy making the movie? What was the writing process like? 4:12 - The characters feel very real. 5:45 - Are any of Frances' experiences based on your life or the lives of people you know? 7:16 - Do you want to do more work behind the camera? 7:40 - How did you reach the decision to shoot in black-and-white? 9:10 - Do you have a background in modern dance? 13:36 - Do you have a favorite dance company? 14:46 - How do you feel about being called the "queen" of mumblecore? 15:47 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact us by emailing letsgetreel@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

The moviegoers discuss Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained.  Andy and Phil talk about To Rome With Love and what makes a good airplane movie and Greg chimes in with brief reviews of Jack Reacher and Amour. The Moviegoers- Episode 11- Django Unchained

Seasons Greetings from Box Office Poison, the podcast all about movies and movie things! This episode, unfortunately, Jon and Stan couldn't make it, but Jonny, Mike and I are here to talk about a metric ton of flicks, from Life of Pi and Steamboy to Liberal Arts and To Rome With Love to Friends With Kids. Then, in the second segment, we discuss some recent trailers for movies like Star Trek Into Darkness, After Earth, Oz the Great and Powerful and Oblivion. Have some thoughts of your own about this episode? Let us know via email (crosstawk@gmail.com), Twitter (@crosstawk) and in the comment section on the site. Thanks for listening, guys! Be sure to come back next week for a brand new episode of Crosstawk Comics!

This week we review Ben Afleck's Argo. as well as Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths. We talk about some other stuff we've been watching including Underground: The Julian Assange Story, Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, To Rome With Love, Alps, Insidious, Mulholland Drive, The Mothman Prophecies, La Strada, The Good Time Girls, and The House of the Devil. We highlight some Amazon Blu Ray deals including - Hocus Pocus, Battle Royale Complete Collection, and Blue Velvet And finally we go over our weekly movie predictions and DVD and Blu Ray releases. We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6071 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

With Mark Lawson Las Vegas band The Killers are in the UK ahead of the release of their new album, Battle Born, next week. In a rare interview recorded shortly before going on stage to roadtest their new material, singer Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr discuss writing and performing their fourth album. Woody Allen's cinematic tour of Europe continues with his new film To Rome With Love. The romantic comedy takes the form of four separate stories played by an all-star cast, including Allen as an opera director, Penelope Cruz and Alec Baldwin - all of whom find themselves in Italy's capital city. Comedian Tiffany Stevenson reviews. The shortlist for the Man Booker Prize for fiction is announced today. Chair of judges Sir Peter Stothard and fellow judge actor Dan Stevens discuss the six titles competing for the £50 000 prize. Bronze sculptures from 5,000 years ago until the present day come together at the Royal Academy in London in an exhibition called Bronze. Works from Asia, Africa and Europe, ancient Greece and Rome sit alongside pieces by Rodin, Picasso, Giacometti, Henry Moore and Louise Bourgeois. Historian Tom Holland reviews. Producer Nicki Paxman.

ESWS 121 - Skinny Model, Fatty Officer Podcast episode 121 ES: LAN KWAI FONG 2 [喜愛夜蒲 2], NAKED SOLDIER [絕色武器] WS: TO ROME WITH LOVE Video: n/a) For this episode we look at the newest youth party fantasy set in Hong Kong's famous club district LAN KWAI FONG 2 [喜愛夜蒲 2], then we cover an action film starring Sammo Hung with NAKED SOLDIER [絕色武器], and for West Screen birthday boy Kevin looks at the latest Woody Allen feature TO ROME WITH LOVE. We also discuss the recent typhoon activity near Hong Kong, some Wong Kar Wai news, and Kevin's thoughts on the recent Eking Cheng concert. Show notes and details can be found at our main website. visit us at www.kongcast.com or email us at eastscreen@gmail.com As always, thanks for listening!

Summary of today's show: From his school days at the Archdiocesan Choir School as a child, Fr. Bill Kelly has heard the Lord calling him to the priesthood. He just never thought it would take such interesting turns. In his 20+ years as a priest, Fr. Bill has studied in Rome, received a doctorate in theology, taught at the seminary, led the ongoing formation and support of priests, been a pastor, and co-hosted a movie review show on CatholicTV. Fr. Bill joins Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor to talk about his vocation and his priesthood. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor Today's guest(s): Fr. Bill Kelly Links from today's show: Today's topics: Pastor Profile: Fr. Bill Kelly 1st segment: Scot and Fr. Chris talked about the busy seminary schedule interviewing prospective seminarians for next year. Fr. Chris said this could be the largest class in years, with close to 25 new men applying. He said he's going on vacation next week so he's hoping to wrap up the process this week. Scot noted that early in Cardinal Seán's tenure there was a total of 25 men at the seminary and there was talking about closing it. Now it's filled to capacity with 79 men in residence. Fr. Chris said it's the wisdom of the Church that men are brought together to be formed together. Today's guest is Fr. Bill Kelly, who has served in the archdiocese as head of the office that deals with ongoing clergy formation, as well as teaching at the seminary. Now he's pastor at St. Mary Parish in Dedham. 2nd segment: Scot and Fr. Chris welcome Fr. Bill Kelly. Fr. Chris recalled that Fr. Bill taught him how to drink wine in Rome. Fr. Bill said Fr. Chris didn't have a lot of experience with wine. On the other hand, Fr. Bill was introduced to gin and tonic by Fr. Chris and his family. Fr. Bill grew up in Sacred Heart in North Quincy. He said his parents still live there. The pastor who was there for most of his life exuded the life of the priest. Sadly, he died suddenly in 1996 and a book of essays about this priest by his brother priests was produced and Fr. Bill uses that as an example of the life of the diocesan priest. He was a gentle soul and a tremendous preacher. At his funeral, there were 250 priests and 15 bishops. Six thousand people came to his wake. Out of Sacred Heart, they've had 7 or 8 men who've gone on to priesthood. Fr. Bill said he is the oldest of six, two brothers and three sisters. They are a very musical family. His dad is a drummer and his mother sings. His grandmother had a radio show on which she played piano. They grew up singing around the piano. Fr. Bill attended the Archdiocesan Choir School in Cambridge which elevated his natural interest in music and was the seedbed of his vocation. Fr. Chris said Seiji Ozawa once threw Fr. Bill out of Symphony Hall. Fr. Bill said he was a sixth grader in the choir in a rehearsal and was chitchatting a bit with a friend. Ozawa lost his temper and threw him out. Scot asked why the school was the seedbed of his vocation. Fr. Bill said the first time he thought of the priesthood was in the fourth grade and remembered the priest going to the tabernacle and being in awe of that. Later at the choir school, Ted Marier, the founder and original headmaster was not just a great musician, but Fr. Bill also believes he authentically a saint. The faith of the headmaster and his wife was expressed in the work they did. The choir sang at Mass every day and on Sunday. It was by his devotion to the Church that came pouring out of him through his musical genius. He remembers that the entire school was confirmed every four years, all the kids in the school and the Mariers were the sponsors of all the boys. It was during the singing of one hymn that the ides of a vocation came to him most clearly. Fr. Bill attended Boston College High School. While some of the Jesuits encouraged him to consider the order, he was very interested in diocesan priesthood. He went right into the college seminary, which he loved, not least because they didn't have take any math courses. From there he went to the North American College in Rome for five years. When he left home, his youngest sister was in seventh grade and when came she was a senior in high school. He was home for three years and then returned for doctoral studies. His first assignment was Sacred Heart in East Boston for just three or four months. Then he went to St. Paul's in Hingham. He went to Rome for a doctoral degree in dogma with the plan that he would come back to be spiritual director at the seminary. He was there from 1995 to 2005. Every seminarian has to have a spiritual director. They would meet every two weeks to help him grow in sensitivity and understanding to how God was at work in their lives. It always comes back to how it fits in with how it helps him discern whether God is asking him to be a priest. At the seminary, he had 15 to 25 directees. He also directed a number of religious sisters and laypeople. He also helped design the spiritual life component of the Masters of Arts in Ministry program. All told, he was seeing about 40 people per year in spiritual direction. Scot asked what it's like to see many of the men he directed as priests now. Fr. Bill said it's great to see them later. Fr. Chris was one of the seminarians at the time. He recalls finding Fr. Chris doing an impression of Fr. Bill giving a lecture. Fr. Bill said his priesthood was transformed by the students, seeing their love for the Lord and their priesthood. Fr. Bill said his closest friends in the presbyterate are men who were students when he was there. After St. John's, he was put in charge of ongoing formation for priests. Fr. Bill said it was a natural transition in some ways. He did have to help priests of varying experiences from newly ordained to ordained for decades. It was just a few years after the abuse crisis began so there was a lot of need for providing support for the priests, including just having men come together. Fr. Bill said he is convinced the conversion of the priesthood will come through intellectual formation. Scot said one of the programs Fr. Bill brought to the archdiocese was Good Leaders, GoodShepherds from Catholic LEadership Institute. Fr. Bill said it's a program that helps priests look at leadership skills, especially for priests feeling burdened by administrative tasks. It's not just a time management course, but it truly was centered in the Church's teachings. It weds the best practices of leadership in the corporate world with Church teaching. More than 100 priests in Boston have gone through the program. Scot asked what it was like to travel a lot around the country, speaking and giving retreats for priests. Fr. Bill said he enjoyed speaking to varied groups. He loved to bring communities together in a different way. He's been fortunate in his life. He once lived with the great spiritual writer Henri Nouwen. He met Mother Teresa a number of times. He met Pope John Paul II and Cardinal Ratzinger. He's been able to bring those experiences to his various talks. 3rd segment: Fr. Bill has been at St. Mary's in Dedham for two years. He was a priest for 20 year before becoming a pastor. He'd been living at Holy Family in Rockland for 15 years, helping out on the weekends. He was happy to get the new assignment. It was a significant change. It's phenomenal parish with wonderful leadership. Fr. Matt Williams and Fr. Bill Lohan were there as parochial vicars. Bishop Dooher was pastor there before becoming a bishop. Fr. Bill said their active youth group has a bunch of them in Nicaragua this week. Those who couldn't go have committed to going to the 7am daily Mass to pray for those who went. Fr. Chris asked what makes St. Mary's unique. Fr. Bill said it has a long and beautiful devotional tradition of care for the Blessed Sacrament. They have all-day/all-night adoration on Fridays. They have active prayer groups. The Mass is well attended and they have long and well-established music program. He remembers his first weekend singing with the choir. More recently, Life Teen is perhaps it's most well-known program. Fr. Chris Hickey created this program from almost nothing. Five men with connections to St. Mary's in the seminary with three more going next year. That's the fruit of LifeTeen and of the prayer of the parish for vocations. They also have wonderful participation in the Sacrament of Confession. Fr. Bill said they renovated the confessional and made it very beautiful. It's now a very large space with a great stained glass window. All the ancient traditional symbols of reconciliation have been incorporated into the confessional. They're hoping to increase the amount of time devoted to confession and he said you can't walk across the parking lot without being asked to hear a confession. It's a spirit-filled parish. Fr. Bill said LIft Ministries was founded by two parishioners. Scot said he first heard about St. Mary's because of the LifeTeen program. Scot said you don't see many parishes that have all the generations so active in parish life. Fr. Bill said a priest friend visited last summer and on a Thursday night it was so busy that his friend asked him if he realized how lucky he is. Fr. Bill said at least six groups meet regularly on Thursday nights. Scot asked what the root causes of this active parish are in addition to good priests and prayer. Fr. Bill said it's both the town of Dedham, which is the kind of place where people put down roots and always come home. It's also the families. Because they don't have a school, there is a little bit of a struggle to bring in young families, but they are seeing young families grow again and they are starting to see a growth of ethnic families in the area. Fr. Chris said each priest preaches one basic homily with variations. He asked what it is for Fr. Bill. He said because of his years as a spiritual director he thinks he's mostly attuned to people's friendship with Christ and their relationship with God. Then how does that get lived out. How is it that the Church is the surest way to grow in our relationship with Christ? The Church is the most abundant way that one's spiritual life is able to grow. He said he thinks he needs to ramp up on some of the issues of the day in his preaching. Scot said Fr. Bill also co-hosts a show on CatholicTV called Spotlight along with Fr. Chip Hines. Fr. Bill said he and Fr. Chip were at some gathering for priests and got into a conversation about movies. They got into such an intense discussion that somebody told them they should have their own show. Somehow Fr. Bob Reed heard about it and asked them to do the show. They just finished their third year and have reviewed over 300 movies. They approach it from the point of view of whether it's a good movie on a technical level, but also on what themes can be drawn from it on the basis of our Catholic faith. They will be upfront with people about the content if it's morally objectionable. He said they often hear from cloistered nuns who watch movies based on their reviews. They take a currently running movie and build a theme on it, whether topic or theme or the like. He said the funny thing is when people come up to him at a wedding in the Communion line and look at him with recognition. For the summer, he recommends the quirky movie Moonrise Kingdom. He did just see the Spiderman movie and thought it was terrific. He does agree with critics who said the action scenes are not as exciting as in the other Spiderman movies. He's very interested in seeing Woody Allen's To Rome With Love. The biggest movie of the summer will be The Dark Knight Rises. He thinks the previous installment in the Batman series is one of the best movies ever. He said he knows some seminary professors use it in their moral theology classes. At the top of his list would be the Lord of the Rings trilogy; the Wizard of Oz; Ordinary People because he loves family dramas and because it's when he fell in love with the movies. Scot asked Fr. Bill where he would recommend people look for family-appropriate movies. He said the Boston Globe has a family-friendly guide or search online. Fr. Bill said the old DIsney movies are great for kids. For children's movies, don't take them to the dumbed down movies. There are good movies with good messages and substantial messages. He recommended The Secret World of Arrietty.

This Thing Of Ours returns with the most insane commentary about Wimbledon 2012, Tennis in general, Savages, Oliver Stone, Sequels, Books, Don Winslow, movies that Jerry Dennis would remake, DMV filmmaking, The Amazing Spider-Man, Woody Allen, To Rome With Love, People Like Us, Rooney Mara Love, Roger Federer Loves, Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World, Keira Knightley's gifts and a whole lot more. Will Jerry and Barbara get to all of this on today's episode, highly doubtful, but it remains the best way to beat the heat outside of hanging out with Laird Hamilton!

Jason Statham slår seg løs i Safe. Woody Allen tar oss med til den evige by i To Rome With Love. Og Manny, Sid og Diego er på nye eventyr i Istid 4: Kontinenter på avveie. Dommen over disse premierefilmene faller i dag. På spillfronten anmeldes Quantum Conundrum og The Ratchet & Clank Trilogy. Og så skal vi fortelle hvem som har gått til semifinalene i vår kåring Verdens beste superhelt!

Last year, one of my top 3 favorite films was Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight In Paris’…an exquisite homage to the magical city of lights. Now, I’m happy to report, Woody has done it again with ‘To Rome With Love’. He’s written and directed a quirky, satirical, funny, and beautiful film about the people who visit, live, […]

Impossibile non iniziare con Diaz, se solo l'avessi visto, dunque si deve ripiegare sull'altro film d'impegno: Battleship. Dopodich è il turno del resoconto della proiezione e della conferenza stampa di To Rome With Love e grasse risate sui pessimi Bel Ami e Poker Generation. In chiusura il resoconto sul sorprendente I più grandi di tutti.

Impossibile non iniziare con Diaz, se solo l'avessi visto, dunque si deve ripiegare sull'altro film d'impegno: Battleship. Dopodich è il turno del resoconto della proiezione e della conferenza stampa di To Rome With Love e grasse risate sui pessimi Bel Ami e Poker Generation. In chiusura il resoconto sul sorprendente I più grandi di tutti.