BASE jumping. It isn’t something that I particularly understand, but happily movies exist in order to teach us… at least some movies exist in order to teach us. “Sunshine Superman,” directed by Marah Strauch, not only delves into BASE jumping,… Read More ›
On the surface you might not think that “Still Alice” and “Fifty Shades” could be compared. But they can, they most certainly can. What each of the two movies offer, at their core, is a look at a couple’s relationship…. Read More ›
Love. I write that one word and I instantly want to launch into a Ewan McGregor-esque mash-up of eight million different love cliches. But, I’m not going to do that. Instead, I’m going to introduce you to the latest “Lass… Read More ›
This week, “Lass is More” eschews a discussion with the folks making media and instead has a discussion with someone else covering it. HitFix’s Daniel Fienberg comes on the show to talk about where the networks stand here at the… Read More ›
I’m not angry, just disappointed. With “The Wedding Ringer,” being angry is too hard, it takes too much of my time, my energy, my effort. I’m just disappointed that they didn’t go out and make the movie that they started… Read More ›
Just a brief introduction this morning before I embed the new minisode… One of the most fascinating things for me to watch is how my children interact with television (or movies). They do so in radically different ways than I… Read More ›
This morning, “Lass is More” is back with a new episode! In this latest foray into filmmaking, we talk to Vidhu Vinod Chopra, an Indian writer/director/producer. Chopra, who has been a part of a number of very successful Bollywood films… Read More ›
I want to see every movie (except the horror films, they scare me) that get released this year but, obviously I will never achieve that goal. I have to make choices about what it is that I go and see… Read More ›
Today, “Lass is More” has an interview with first time feature film director Anna Mastro. Her movie, “Walter,” stars Andrew J. West and is currently playing in select cities and VOD. As I say in the opening of the interview,… Read More ›
Greetings dear reader and welcome to the introduction to another “Lass is More” minisode. Some movies stay with you forever. They speak to you in a way that others don’t and keep you coming back year after year. You see… Read More ›
Up today on our second “Lass is More” podcast of the week is an interview with Joe Lynch, the director of Salma Hayek’s latest movie, “Everly.” If you have sought ought reviews of the movie, you’ve probably seen a lot… Read More ›
In 2008, Disney released the first movie in their Tinker Bell franchise. Now here we are in 2015, and the sixth full-length Tinker Bell adventure, “Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast,” is arriving on home video. “Lass is… Read More ›
Today’s “Lass is More” minisode delves into one of my most hated topics — the use of a cellphone at the movie theater. If you ask me, we are far too wrapped up in our own lives, in what we… Read More ›
The third episode of “Lass is More” is now live, and what’s more, I think that content-wise it’s our best yet. It is certainly our longest episode, but I don’t think that my old 11th grade English teacher’s adage about… Read More ›
Jay Black is a comedian, but he’s not just a comedian. He’s also a writer and an actor. Tonight, ION is going to premiere a new movie which he co-wrote and also stars alongside Scott Wolf and Courtney Ford. We… Read More ›
As a part of the Lass is More podcast, from time to time we’re going to put out a minisode. Rather than being interview based as with the main episodes, these minisodes, generally clocking in at under 10 minutes, are… Read More ›
http://traffic.libsyn.com/lassismore/Lass_is_More_Episode_1_-_Billy_Campbell_and_the_stars_of_Helix.mp3 UPDATE: You can now subscribe to the show directly in iTunes by following this link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lass-is-more-with-josh-lasser/id958811372 UPDATE 2: Due to computer error, the entire original post for this has been lost. It is a horribly embarrassing moment due, in… Read More ›
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