What is Shakespeare was a fraud? That's the idea at the heart of Roland Emmerich's latest opus, Anonymous. The Oxfordian theory presented in the film has been around for a while, and over the last decade or so has gained considerable traction among conspiracy theorists and the occasional Shakespearean scholar. While it's accuracy is highly questionable (we'll never know for sure), Anonymous is a fun costume drama, and one of Emmerich's better films.
Here's a list of 5 movies you can watch this weekend
I saw Safe...it was great. Haven't seen any of the others but I still need to see so many others that have come out and I've missed.
Movies Hates You Too writes:
Last week was a huge week for Blu-ray releases with some great films being released. This week doesn't feature as many big releases but there are a few titles of interest including the latest adventure of Harold & Kumar, a Disney animated classic, several interesting catalog titles, and on Friday everyone can get their Bella, Edward, and Jacob fix with the release of the latest Twilight film.
In episode #24 of the Matt's Movie Reviews podcast: Reviews of Anonymous and Our Idiot Brother , interview with Shark Night 3D SFX supervisor Matt Kutcher and my Top 5 Conspiracy Movies .
