Back from the Noir City double-feature at the Castro. Tonight's theme, Bad Girls of Noir: One Girl's Confession and Women's Prison. I haven't enjoyed the movies that much in a long time.
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Sweeeeeet! I just got an email from the Paramount in Oakland about upcoming films. We need to choose at least one to hit.
Which sounds like Fox is really scraping the bottom of the barrel for material to remake
Hollywood's remade Zardoz. How much more bottom can you get?
Hollywood's remade Zardoz.
What!?!??!? I missed that somewhere along the line. Why, dear lord, why?
Of course, even if the original was good, I'd ask "Why?" because I don't get the rationale for director-oriented films being remade.
Hollywood's remade Zardoz. How much more bottom can you get?
When they remake Cabin Boy ?
I did see facetious remarks that Book of Eli was a Zardoz remake. It was pretty funny. But I haven't seen anything in seriousness.
When they remake Cabin Boy ?
In my opinion, that movie is totally worth it for Ann Magnuson as Shiva.
In my opinion, that movie is totally worth it for Ann Magnuson as Shiva.
These pipes...are CLEANNNN!!!!
I also like Letterman's cameo.
I did see facetious remarks that Book of Eli was a Zardoz remake.
Ha!
I stumbled onto Zardoz really late one night a few years back. I could not turn the TV off, it was so oddly compelling.
I stumbled onto Zardoz really late one night a few years back. I could not turn the TV off, it was so oddly compelling.
The DVD has a commentary by Boorman which is basically two hours of "I'm not sure why I did that. I'm not sure why I did that either."
I got to admit, bad movies by Boorman tend to be compelling (see also, if you dare, Exorcist II: The Heretic). They certainly aren't boring.