HeSaid SheSaid Movie Reviews

Solving Impossible Problems

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button won the Best Special Effects at the Oscars recently. And on March 2, Ed Ulbrich's TEDTalk walks us through how he and his team made Brad Pitt look 50 years older. Beyond the movie magic, it's a case study in solving seemingly impossible problems.

Ghosts and the Future

On a hotel bed, Steven Spielberg talks to Andy Warhol and Bianca Jagger about TV static ghosts, picking up radio stations on his teeth, and swallowing the future. This clip is an outtake from a 10-part TV show that Warhol developed and aired on Manhattan cable.

[ via boing boing ]

Four Questions for an ex 007

Roger Moore's My Word Is My Bond: A Memoir is just out. Good timing, huh, with the latest Bond movie, Quantum of Solace, opening Nov. 14? USA Weekend asked the seven-time Bond some questions via email:

What three words define who you are?

"Damned bloody lucky"

Like Bond, you always have a good woman at your side. Unlike you, Bond never marries. What is he missing?

Oh dear, what a sad prospect - to go through life without real love.

Bond doesn't age in the movies. What would he be like at your age, 81?

He'd be sitting in a gentleman's club in the West End of London poncing drinks off anyone willing to listen to his tales of sexual conquest.

Are you still interested in acting?

Maybe if there is a rich producer willing to put with an old ex-Bond.