Has anyone seen
Pontypool
? I'd been wanting to see it ever since I read about it in
Entertainment Weekly
a couple years ago, and Netflix doesn't have it, but it popped up on Showtime On Demand this free weekend, so I was finally able to see it. It's a zombie movie where the virus is transmitted through language. The director calls the zombies "conversationalists." It takes place inside a radio station, and you hear the horror from outside reports, the host, producer, and technician being trapped inside. It's very unnerving and freaky.
The tagline is "Shut up or die."
There are at least 2 things wrong with this:
Baz Luhrmann said that he has "workshopped" his upcoming film The Great Gatsby in 3D, though he has not made a final decision about whether to shoot the Carey Mulligan/Leonardo DiCaprio project that way or not.
[link]
He's so avant garde. All those directors who just rehearse in 2D.
t /undoubtedly ignoring huge logistical differences
Man, Entourage turns out real again?
Of course, that was Scorcese's "Gatsby"
Oh my God, you guys. You know I like everything, even
The Village
and sort of
The Happening,
but I don't think I have ever
actually
laughed out loud at a ridiculous plot twist before.
And then I watched
Knowing.
I tried to warn everyone i know about that movie, P-C. apparently, i failed.
It should be a basic rule of moviegoing: If you see Nicholas Cage in the previews and he's not being yelled at by Cher or Holly Hunter, DO NOT SEE!
Unless he's an L.A. boy with his chest hair shaved into a shark's tooth.
2010: The year in Nic Cage [link]
