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by Lost Prophet
Aug 21st, 2007
06:38:52 AM
Am so ashamed of myself now.
Hopkins is a mad Welshman...
by MonkeyFunker
Aug 21st, 2007
06:43:18 AM
...and if his directing is like his acting in "Magic" then this should be very bizarre
it's Mullholland Drive meets The Whole Nine Yards!
by Spandau Belly
Aug 21st, 2007
06:44:17 AM
Existential screwball hilarity ensues!
Erm....
by Dude_gimme_tabs
Aug 21st, 2007
06:45:48 AM
...wasn't this a very bad late 1980's film starring Bill Paxton and Mark Hammill set in some pseudo Mad-Max type world ?
Anthony Hopkins Picks HD-DVD, and Here's Why . . .
by kevinwillis.net
Aug 21st, 2007
06:49:32 AM
Microsoft paid him $50 bucks and bought him a gin-and-tonic at the bar last night.
Hamill does not exist in this dojo
by Cobra--Kai
Aug 21st, 2007
07:39:33 AM
Yeah the 'other' Eighties Sci-Fi that Luke Skywalker did. Of course SLIPSTREAM pales beside the true classic of the decade - SPACEHUNTER: ADVENTURES IN THE FORBIDDEN ZONE. Now 'thats' a movie!
Ahhhh Spacehunter !
by Dude_gimme_tabs
Aug 21st, 2007
09:12:16 AM
Kneel before the Overdog, and prepare to be ravished by the Piranha women. That movie put me off Molly Ringwold for life.
But,....
by Doc_Hudson
Aug 21st, 2007
11:07:08 AM
Spacehunter was cool(almost) in 3-d. Ahhh,Jaws 3d,Jason 3d,Amityville 3d,Spacehunter,....... Why they never released with glasses on DVD,Ill never know. I like 3d.....but they all suck story wise. Best scene from them all.....Jaws,when the guy's bitten arm floated off screen... Sweet sweet 80's cheese
So, Hopkins is doing a Lynch homage...
by mbeemer
Aug 21st, 2007
12:01:18 PM
...his first time out?
weird for weirds sake
by liljuniorbrown
Aug 21st, 2007
12:47:07 PM
Then again I don't get the "genius" of David Lynch or Crispin Glover's fucked up spectacles on film. Not every story told on film has to be straight forward with the a happy ending, but for someone to film a mish mash of shit that no one really understandss except the writer/director does not make them a genius.
liljuniorbrown
by Mosquito March
Aug 21st, 2007
05:11:24 PM
I agree in principle, but I think Lynch deserves a little more credit than you give him, at least for some of his earlier work, like THE ELEPHANT MAN, BLUE VELVET and WILD AT HEART - basically, the movies with narratives. Lynch didn't really start sucking until LOST HIGHWAY. He got it back for a split-second with THE STRAIGHT STORY, but then fell back into the shit with the shockingly overrated MULHOLLAND DRIVE. I have INLAND EMPIRE at home right now, and I'm kind of dreading watching it because it sounds like the most self-indulgent one yet, on a theme that he's already mined in three of his last four movies. And I'm horrified that he's renouncing film in favor of digital video. To me, that means it isn't even going to look like a Lynch movie, but I guess we'll see what we'll see.
Mulholland Drive was great
by jmyoung666
Aug 21st, 2007
05:47:58 PM
Although, I admit I only had it 1/2 - 2/3 figured out at the end. All right, a few hours after the end. And then I went to Salon.com which had a detailed analysis of the movie, and I figured out the rest. I like a film you can figure out if you think about it.
When's teh Trailer?
by Proman1984
Aug 21st, 2007
08:53:53 PM
I want to see it.
Jaws 3-D
by Dude_gimme_tabs
Aug 22nd, 2007
03:27:11 AM
I have tried and tried to find something, anything online about the behind the scenes / making of Jaws 3-D but alas I have come up empty. It was a classic of 3-D !
Slip-sliding-a stream.
by Grendle
Aug 22nd, 2007
06:12:45 AM
That one in the '80s was sooooo bad ... How bad was it? I figure the only reason they made it was so the director could write his hobby (ultralight aircraft) off on his taxes as a "business expense." Shoot, Mark Hammil as the airborne terminatling. I'd buy that for a nickle ... but not a penny more.
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