Any decent upcoming movies
'The Moguls' with Jeff Bridges. Its about a small town that bands together to make a porn movie.
[QUOTE=izen]i still wanna see it.[/QUOTE]
Yeah same here...plus I get a movie ticket discount, so even if I don't like it I won't leave the movie theater pissed and broke.
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Chicks dig jerks."-Bill Hicks
[url=http://www.palmpictures.com/tomdowd/ecard/]Tom Dowd and the Language of Music[/url]
It's supposed to be out on dvd, so no need to wait for it to hit your cinema.
[url=http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/the_aristocrats.html]The Aristocrats[/url] (trailer)
The trailer doesn't really describe the film, but the amount of comedians who make an appearance is incredible. Basically, the film is about a whole bunch of comedians telling the same dirty joke, but in their own way. George Carlin, Sarah Silverman, Bob Saget(!), and many more. This site [URL=http://www.lnreview.co.uk/media/journal/001842.php]here[/URL] has more info, including a clip from the South Park fellows. But if you want a quick quote, here you go;
You can tell it to psych out a rookie stand-up just before he starts an important gig, you can tell it just for shits and giggles, or you can try it in front of an audience, to gain the respect of your fellow funnymen. And this is where the divide between responses to "The Aristocrats" comes. Weatherbeaten wags are inured to dirty talk and to things which have the structure of jokes even if they're not funny.
[QUOTE=Popcultjunkie][url=http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/the_aristocrats.html]The Aristocrats[/url] (trailer)
The trailer doesn't really describe the film, but the amount of comedians who make an appearance is incredible. Basically, the film is about a whole bunch of comedians telling the same dirty joke, but in their own way. George Carlin, Sarah Silverman, Bob Saget(!), and many more. This site [URL=http://www.lnreview.co.uk/media/journal/001842.php]here[/URL] has more info, including a clip from the South Park fellows. But if you want a quick quote, here you go;[/QUOTE]This sounds interesting, but Paul Provenza was the death of Northern Exposure and I can't really forgive him for that even if Morrow's leving was really the casue.
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Broken Flowers. Bille Murray directed by Jim Jarmusch about a man who goes across the country revisiting old loves. Won Jury Prize at Cannes.
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the constant gardener looks good.
[QUOTE=alex cassun]the constant gardener looks good.[/QUOTE]
Remind me again.
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The White Countess. Ralph Finnes, Miranda Richardson. Shanghai in the 1930's. Script by Kazuo Ishiguro. Merchant/Ivory production.
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if i remember correctly, its based on some book, directed by the dude who did city of god, and staring ralph feigns (or however his name is spelled) and that chick from the mummy.
[QUOTE=alex cassun]if i remember correctly, its based on some book, directed by the dude who did city of god, and staring ralph feigns (or however his name is spelled) and that chick from the mummy.[/QUOTE]
Rachel Weiz. Yeah, I remeber it now.
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she's hot, and she dies. sounds like a good enough movie.
[QUOTE=Parkaboy]The White Countess. [SIZE=4]Ralph Finnes[/SIZE], Miranda Richardson. Shanghai in the 1930's. Script by Kazuo Ishiguro. Merchant/Ivory production.[/QUOTE]
For a while he used go by the name Raif Finnes, didn't he?
[QUOTE=Smartazboy]For a while he used go by the name Raif Finnes, didn't he?[/QUOTE]
That's how it's pronounced but it's spelled Ralph. Don't ask me how that works. Must be a Brit thing.
I was here. Then I wasn't. Then I was again.
[QUOTE=Popcultjunkie][url=http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/the_aristocrats.html]The Aristocrats[/url] (trailer)
The trailer doesn't really describe the film, but the amount of comedians who make an appearance is incredible. Basically, the film is about a whole bunch of comedians telling the same dirty joke, but in their own way. George Carlin, Sarah Silverman, [B]Bob Saget(!), [/B] and many more. This site [URL=http://www.lnreview.co.uk/media/journal/001842.php]here[/URL] has more info, including a clip from the South Park fellows. But if you want a quick quote, here you go;[/QUOTE]
Bob Saget is seriously a really dirty comic. While Full House and AFHV showed one Bob, his stand-up is an entirely different monster.
I'm looking forward to Chris Cunningham's new short film 'Rubber Johnny'. Its about a 16-year-old, inbred mutant's solitary existence, locked in a pitch-black basement by his ashamed parents. They are TV addict rednecks who occasionally feed Johnny and yell at him for making noise. Johnny's only company in the basement is his little dog. His dog's I.Q. far outstrips Johnny's, who is a completely insane, bi-polar imbecile.
[img]http://www.director-file.com/cunningham/johnny1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.director-file.com/cunningham/johnny2.jpg[/img]
Also, his first feature film he's directing and co-writing, titled either 'Ranx' or 'Happy Birthday Lubna'. it is an adaptation of the comic book RanXerox by Tanino Liberatore and Stefano Tamburini.