This week on WAPJ-FM’s award-winning “Nutmeg Chatter,” Phil Hall is joined by Cinema Crazed’s publisher and editor Felix Vasquez Jr. for a discussion on the 85th anniversary of Bugs Bunny’s debut.
(And listen carefully because we make a mistake in discussing Bugs’ history – can you guess where we went wrong?)
Tickets are on sale now for the celebratory 35th anniversary screenings of renowned director Hayao Miyazaki’s cherished feature My Neighbor Totoro, kicking off Studio Ghibli Fest 2023. GKIDS, celebrating its 15th anniversary as producer and distributor of multiple Academy Award®-nominated animated features, and Fathom Events, are proud to continue their collaboration for Studio Ghibli Fest 2023, and deliver a slate highlighting all ten of Hayao Miyazaki’s iconic animated films with Studio Ghibli, as well as the first-ever North American screenings of SPIRITED AWAY: Live On Stage.
The film will be shown in both original Japanese and English dubbed versions. In addition to the full feature, audiences will get to view exclusive selections from the documentary series 10 Years with Hayao Miyazaki.
Tickets for My Neighbor Totoro and the rest of Ghibli Fest 2023 can be purchased online by visiting GhibliFest.com, FathomEvents.com, or at participating theater box offices (Theaters and participants are subject to change).
The 2023 edition of the Rondo Awards is upon us, and movie lovers are being invited to vote for their favorites. Once again, Cinema Crazed was excluded from the Best Website category – but that doesn’t mean we cannot win an award.
This is how you can help: You are able to cast a write-in vote for Best Website. To vote, send an email to Taraco@aol.com and write: “Category 18: Best Website – Cinema Crazed (www.cinema-crazed.com), write-in vote.”
If you enjoy reading Cinema Crazed, please take a minute and vote for us! Thank you!!!
Hello my fiends and pals, it’s your friendly internet movie lover announcing his return.
This year I had a life changing event that shook me to the core and after recuperating for a few months I thought I’d announce my imminent return to the forefront.
It hasn’t been an easy year. It’s been the hardest of my life, in fact. But I’m alive, at least. I’m kicking and am able to share my love for movies again with all my buddies.
Thank you to everyone who helped keep Cinema Crazed alive while I was gone. Thank you Emilie, thank you Phil, Thank you Jeremy, thank you everyone I forgot. You are true blue friends and colleagues.
I plan to stick around for a while yet so lets get this going!
After three years and much anticipation, we are now going back to the land of Westeros long before A Song of Ice and Fire…and it was well worth the wait.
Nichelle Nichols, the actress whose performance as Lt. Nyota Uhura in the classic 1960s series “Star Trek” broke barriers for Black women performers on television, passed away on July 30 at the age of 89. Continue reading