Archive for the ‘Featured’ Category

  • LAMBScores: Frank-ly, I don’t Give a damn

    by Shane Slater · Sep 6, 2014 at 4:46 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Frank-ly, I don’t Give a damn


    It’s a bit of a slow week for the LAMBScores as none of our three releases incited much fervor among our members. The lineup includes Frank, The Giver and The Expendables 3. Check out all the reviews below and don’t forget to join in at the forums.

     

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  • LAMBScores: The Turtles’ Journey into the Storm

    by Shane Slater · Aug 30, 2014 at 3:38 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: The Turtles’ Journey into the Storm


    The 90s are back in style if this week’s LAMBScores are any indication. Fans of Twister and pizza-obsessed reptiles may be feeling déjà vu with the release of Into the Storm and the latest reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. If you’re not into those throwbacks then maybe you’ll be interested in What...

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  • LAMBScores: Guardians of Calvary

    by Shane Slater · Aug 23, 2014 at 6:23 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Guardians of Calvary

    This week’s set of films is a fairly high profile bunch. First we have the latest Marvel hit Guardians of the Galaxy starring Chris Pratt. Next we have an awards hopeful in the form of Get On Up, a biopic about James Brown. Finally, we have some reviews of Calvary, the latest film by John...

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  • LAMBScores: The Sexy, Magical Lucy

    by Shane Slater · Aug 22, 2014 at 2:54 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: The Sexy, Magical Lucy


    Apologies for the delay in the LAMBScores (yours truly was away on vacation). No need to worry though, we’ll soon be back on track. This week we’ve got a number of new releases. Below you’ll find reviews for Lucy, Magic in the Moonlight, The Purge: Anarchy, Wish I Was Here, Hercules and Sex Tape. Go check ’em out and don’t...

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  • LAMBScores: Apehood

    by Shane Slater · Aug 2, 2014 at 0:46 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · 1 Comment
    LAMBScores: Apehood


    The film year is shaping up quite nicely as we have a new #1 LAMBScore for the 2nd week in row. Richard Linklater’s monumental film Boyhood has wowed the LAMBs with an abundance of perfect scores. It’s obviously the current must-see film, but our other new release is no slouch. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes was also strongly reviewed and...

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  • Be a Part of ‘The Festival Experience’!

    by Shala · Jul 28, 2014 at 0:11 CEST · Featured, Features, Uncategorized · 4 Comments
    Be a Part of ‘The Festival Experience’!

    Hey! This is Shala from Life Between Films, film festival contributor for LAMB. As you may or may not know, I introduced this little feature on LAMB about a year ago to cerebrate independent film festivals. I hope to expand what is presented in this little corner of the LAMB site and make it something that all of you would love to read and participate in.  Here is currently how you can be apart of ‘The Festival Experience’ with...

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  • LAMBScores: Tammy’s Life

    by Shane Slater · Jul 26, 2014 at 3:06 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Tammy’s Life


    It’s been a while since we’ve had a documentary in the LAMBScores, but we’ve finally got one in Life Itself. Considering the topic (the life of Roger Ebert), it’s no surprise that this would have been well-received. As you’ll see below, the film has firmly taken over the #1 spot in this year’s LAMBScores. We also have reviews for...

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  • #LAMBMEETUP 2015 – NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE (OR EVER, PROBABLY)

    by Dylan · Jul 23, 2014 at 20:36 CEST · Announcements, Events, Featured · 21 Comments
    #LAMBMEETUP 2015 – NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE (OR EVER, PROBABLY)

    If you’ve been been paying any attention at all to the LAMB, you’d know that we recently held the second annual (official) meetup on July 11-13 in Chicago. A great time was had by all, and the even has been documented on the site’s of many LAMBs who either made the trip or are locals to the Chicagoland area. We even did a LAMBcast that was set in the apartment of another local LAMB. Long story short: if you didn’t go,...

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  • LAMBScores: The Snowpiercer Age Begins

    by Shane Slater · Jul 19, 2014 at 1:40 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: The Snowpiercer Age Begins


    Transformers: Age of Extinction may have dominated the box office but our sophisticated LAMBs were clearly more interested in the other new releases. Making his English-language debut, Joon-ho Bong’s Snowpiercer easily found a place in our Top 10 LAMBScores of the year. In addition, John Carney’s Begin Again received...

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  • LAMBScores: Jersey Boys

    by Shane Slater · Jul 12, 2014 at 4:28 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Jersey Boys


    This week we only have one new release and it’s the latest film by Clint Eastwood. Did his Jersey Boys charm the lammies, or did their song fall flat? Find out below and don’t forget to have your say in the forums.

     


    Rotten Tomatoes: 2.70...

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  • LAMBScores: Jumping Dragons

    by Shane Slater · Jul 5, 2014 at 5:45 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · 1 Comment
    LAMBScores: Jumping Dragons


    It’s sequel week on the LAMBScores but don’t worry, these ones are welcome! How to Train Your Dragon 2 and 22 Jump Street hit the box office recently and both managed to garner significant critical acclaim. Find out what the lammies had to say about these films below and don’t forget to contribute your reviews in the forums.

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  • LAMBScores: Tomorrow’s Fault

    by Shane Slater · Jun 28, 2014 at 5:00 CEST · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments
    LAMBScores: Tomorrow’s Fault


    We have an interesting pair of new releases this week. The first film (Edge of Tomorrow) stars Tom Cruise, one of the biggest movie stars in the past few decades. This acclaimed actioner fairly well at the box office but it’s clear that times are a-changin’. The big box office draw appealed more to this new generation – The Fault in Our...

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