Monday Links (06/06)

Since last week's post I have watched one film. One. That was X-Men: First Class the other night. Granted, I have been working lots (every day this week) and engaging in a number of social gatherings.

So, my week has been pretty boring, on with the links to some awesome work from my fellow bloggers:

Univarn @ A Life in Equinox commiserates 'The Death of Slapstick'

Kevyn Knox gives 10 Reasons why 'Dazed and Confused' is the Coolest Movie Ever at Anomalous Material. Still at the same site, Castor reveals 10 Criminally Overlooked Movies and Paolo reviews The Beginners.

Bonjour Tristesse reviews Attenberg, a Greek film in the Official Competition at next week's SFF.

CS @ Big Thoughts from A Small Mind discusses why Hollywood is Losing the Battle to Piracy.

Thomas Caldwell @ Cinema Autopsy has written a great article about the Stanley Kubrick classic, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Nicholas Prigge @ Cinematic Romantico reveals through an incredible 37 reasons why Elizabethtown is Currently His Favourite Movie Ever. I have never seen it.

James @ Cinema Sights is currently working through the 30 Day Movie Challenge. He also made time to review Pier Paolo Pasolini's masterpiece, The Gospel According to St Matthew.

Stevee @ Cinematic Paradox reviews a PTA classic (which could mean any of his films). It's Boogie Nights.

Anders Wotzke of Cut Print Review continues to entertain me with his Video Reviews. This week it's X-Men: First Class.

Sam @ Duke and the Movies reviews Chinatown and Old Boy this week. He really liked one of them.

Alex @ Film Forager reviews Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall his Past Lives, a film I rather liked.

Nathaniel @ The Film Experience lists his Top 10 Ewan McGregor Performances. 

Jack @ Jack L. Film Reviews shares his thoughts on The Current State of Action Films. 

Tom Clift reveals the upcoming line-up at the AWESOME Astor Theatre in St Kilda.

Anna @ 5plit Reel gives us a 'close-up' of the work of David Fincher. Word.

Finally, The Film Locker, the Podcast collaboration between Mad Hatter of Dark of the Matinee and Simon Columb of Screen Insight aired its first episode last night. It was awesome. The pair are going to be focusing on a different director every episode. This week it was Marty Scorsese, and Goodfellas.