More Cloverfield: [link]
5 consecutive minutes, that basically prove the moratorium on disaster movies in NYC is over.
ION, we just watched
300
in high-def. It's even gayer on the second viewing. I just adore this movie for how unflinchingly itself it is - a complete celebration of testosterone.
Of course, it being a DVD, we skipped the b-plot, which helped.
I wonder what would happen if Frank Miller and David Mamet collaborated on a movie.
I take it the movie isn't based on the Broadway show.
I don't think the 2008 version is a musical.
The Broadway show is based on the documentary. At least the second act is. The first act is more made-up.
Also, that Cloverfield thing looks kind of... awesome. Is the whole thing filmed in that personal camera format?
That's the impression I've gotten, Gris.
two trailers just arrived packaged together so that it looked like we got one trailer for a movie called
Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo.
Aw. They filmed at least some of that back home. I couldn't recognize anything from the pictures though.
Mr. Jane and I think it should have been "Harold and Kumar Go to Murrell's" though. Probably only funny to anyone who knows what the hell Murrell's is.
This is the Slings and Arrows thread, right? I loved it.
What is this "S1 is the weakest season" business? Crazytalk.
Did you watch the deleted scenes? When Jack "speaks the speech" it's great.
I really loved
Grey Gardens.
Little Edie wasn't really mentally ill. She left there eventually after her mother's death and moved down to South Florida where she lived the rest of her life. She was very eccentric but I didn't feel like I was watching anything crazier than massive denial.