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In non-Keanu news, I finally got around to catching Takeshi Kitano's ZATOICHI, and I must say, Jim was right. I appologize again to anyone who may have read my post before the spoiler got white-fonted, and thank ita again for getting that done since I didn't get back in a timely manner.
Definitely the most delightfully strange samurai movie I've ever seen.
Tom Waits was my favorite actor in that movie.
I really want Tom Waits to be in the Pirates of the Caribbean sequel. Like, a lot.
Should I pay $100 to go to the premiere of the new John Waters movie? It's for a good cause...
Will John Waters be there?
Will John Waters be there?
Oh yeah. He's kind of always around.
Should I pay $100 to go to the premiere of the new John Waters movie? It's for a good cause...
Well, the cast is...interesting: Tracey Ullman, Johnny Knoxville (!), Chris Isaak and Selma Blair.
I know Waters is a hugely entertaining speaker, but not sure if that will come into play if he's just introducing the film.
I think at least Johnny Knoxville and Selma Blair are supposed to be there.
I saw Kitano's Zatoichi last weekend, Frankenbuddha. Definitely wacky. I think large portions of it made cultural references that passed over my head, but I enjoyed it, anyway.
John Waters is a very entertaining speaker, but I suppose he's less special if he's always around.
I think at least Johnny Knoxville and Selma Blair are supposed to be there.
Not the two stars I'd want to see out of the four, but that's me.
I think large portions of it made cultural references that passed over my head, but I enjoyed it, anyway.
I've never even seen any of the original ZATOICHI movies, so I suspect there may have been a lot of in-jokes I'd didn't understand. Hugely entertaining nonetheless.
but I suppose he's less special if he's always around.
No, he's always special.