Here you go -- Deconstructing Pan's Labyrinth.
'Get It Done'
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Yay! Thank you, Jess. And please tell E for me that it was a very good interview.
I'm peeved. You've got me all wanting to see PL and none of the theatres in Madison are showing it yet. Ratsogarvy.
Oh, this part of the interview (about a future project) had me squeeing mightily:
In addition, del Toro has signed on as executive producer of the long-in-the-works directorial debut of fellow fanboy favorite Neil Gaiman. (The film will be based on Gaiman's popular Death: The High Cost of Living graphic novel.)
It was a very good interview. He sounds like someone I'd love to meet. And Anne, I agree.
Ooh, Pan's Labyrinth is playing in Princeton! Maybe I'll see it tomorrow.
We watched Idiocracy this afternoon, which was just great in parts, but overall not as funny as a Mike Judge joint ought to be.
I hope he's able to release a director's cut at some point -- I'd love to see the movie Judge set out to make before the studio cut it to ribbons.
Since we don't have a LotR thread any more, I thought I should perhaps post this here: [link]
That? Is frickin' AWESOME!