What 'The Fall Guy' Gets Right About "Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)"

 

Think you can resist Phil Collins' emotional power ballad? Think again.

Why Is Everyone Suddenly Talking About Phil Collins' 'Tarzan' Songs?

Folks, social media is a weird thing.

Genesis - "Turn It On Again"

Off to Cannes for two weeks of the finest in international cinema. So let's enjoy some cheese right now.

Exploring Phil Collins' Best Non-Hits

Over at MEL, Craig MacNeil and I spent a little time digging into Phil Collins' deep album cuts, looking for the gems that never made it to the radio. With No Jacket Required being reissued this Friday, it seemed like the right time. Check out our findings here.

What Non-Horror Movies Scare You the Most?

For this week's Criticwire survey, we were asked to name the movie that scares us the most -- that isn't a horror movie. I'm down with all the people that picked Safe, but I decided to cheat and name a music video from my youth that still gives me the willies. Read the whole survey here.

Phil Collins - "We Said Hello Goodbye"

Phil Collins turns 64 years old today. As a lad, I was pretty familiar with his Grammy-winning 1985 album No Jacket Required. (I still remember the typically awful joke Mad made about its hit single "Sussudio," which, the magazine mentioned, he recorded in his stu-, stu-, studio.) But since my family only had the album on cassette, I never heard "We Said Hello Goodbye," which was a B-side that was added to the end of the compact disc. (I still recall a time when people didn't automatically call them CDs -- or a time when people actually owned CDs.) Anyway, only recently becoming familiar with "We Said Hello Goodbye," I have a certain fondness for its mannered orchestral elegance. Or maybe I just outright love it. I'm not even sure anymore.