Darren Aronofsky’s “Noah” is here after a couple years of anticipation, and this is just about the weirdest, most off-kilter, non-mainstream mainstream movie to come out in theaters since “Watchmen”…
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CCN – March 2014
(Right Click Download Link To Save) Cinema Crespodiso presents this CCN BONUS episode for March 2014! Discussed: Chris had a friend in town for the NCAA Tournament, and Chris got…
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Review: ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
Go ahead and take a look at this particular IMDB page here, especially the “Director” section, and take a moment to assess those titles. Are they familiar, and if so,…
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Netflix pick for 3/24/14 – ‘Donnie Brasco’
“Heeey, fuhgedaboutit!” For sure, “Donnie Brasco” is the more underrated gangster movie of the 1990s that still managed to make sure this particular stereotypical exclamation embedded itself deep into our…
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#63 – Sangria Sloppy
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 63, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review The Grand Budapest Hotel and Bad Words, there is a new Netflix Instant Pick of…
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The Crespodisco #6 – Best Concert Ever, Man
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In this BONUS episode of Cinema Crespodiso, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn talk about their favorite concert experiences. Some of the same bands and…
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Op-ed: The Avengers Effect, the Franchise Film Arms Race and X-Men
Looking back, it is kind of funny to remember doubting Marvel Studios and their ability to put together what they refer to as their “cinematic universe” akin to that of…
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Netflix pick for 3/17/14 – ‘Dirty Pretty Things’
“Dirty Pretty Things” is a movie about illegal immigrants in the UK and how they are exploited, but that’s a tough sell, so really “Dirty Pretty Things” is about an…
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#62 – Cinema Funkadelic
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 62, Chris and Drew are joined by Aaron Weiss from CinemaFunk.com! Discussed in this episode: The Netflix Instant Pick of the…
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Review: ‘Need for Speed’
For a movie titled “Need for Speed,” there is a distinct lack of urgency or vitality to the whole thing. There was plenty of speed, but was there much NEED…
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