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Movie Drinking Games: Burn After Reading

Movie Drinking Games: Burn After Reading

Archibald Cox is fired from the CIA because he has a drinking problem. Here’s your chance to sympathize with him while watching the movie.

By Kevin Carr on September 12, 2008 | Comments

Fat Guys at the Movies: Episode 82 – Righteous Fat Guys

Fat Guys at the Movies: Episode 82 – Righteous Fat Guys

Kevin and Neil struggle to make it through the movie doldrums with some sub-par September releases and a challenge to offend those who claim they can’t be offended.

By Fat Guys at the Movies on September 12, 2008 | Comments

Review: Burn After Reading

Review: Burn After Reading

Burn After Reading is not the best Coen film, or even the best Coen comedy ever made, but I’d put it up next to any other comedy released this year.

By Josh Radde on September 12, 2008 | Comments

Video: Meet the Characters of Burn After Reading

Video: Meet the Characters of Burn After Reading

The Coen Brothers are headed back to a more comedic place with Burn After Reading, delivering a few characters that could have you laughing your ass off.

By Neil Miller on August 18, 2008 | Comments

Saul Bass Inspires Us to ‘Burn After Reading’

Saul Bass Inspires Us to ‘Burn After Reading’

The first official poster for the upcoming comedy from the Coen Brothers reminds us of the likes of Vertigo or The Man with the Golden Arm. We wonder why…

By Neil Miller on June 18, 2008 | Comments

Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day Movie Review

Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day Movie Review

“Miss Pettigrew, you look like you’ve never attended a cocktail party in your life,” says fashion show commentator Edith Dubarry (Shirley Henderson), betrothed to famous fashion designer Joe Blumfield. She hasn’t. She’s just a waif posing as someone who has.

By Nate Deen on April 21, 2008 | Comments

The Coen Brothers’ Burn After Reading Gets A Release Date

The Coen Brothers’ Burn After Reading Gets A Release Date

Joel and Ethan Coen take their superbly cast film into a Fall release.

By Neil Miller on March 3, 2008 | Comments