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Coots And applejew Exalt The Anderson-ness Of THE DARJEELING LIMITED!!

loved Life Aquatic. not so much Tenenbaums by Amy Chasing	Sep 25th, 2007 08:34:19 AM
weird, no?
rushmore by all	Sep 25th, 2007 08:35:29 AM
is his best still...what's up with his mr. fox flick?
the short film by PVIII	Sep 25th, 2007 08:46:44 AM
will be available for free on iTunes today. There was a WSJ article about it yesterday. Screened yesterday at the NYC Apple store with Schwartzman and Anderson. Thanks for the heads-up AICN.
oh, p.s. he still hasn't topped Bottle Rocket by PVIII	Sep 25th, 2007 08:47:19 AM
IMHO.
agree about bottle rocket by SamLowry27	Sep 25th, 2007 08:53:57 AM
that movie is pure gold, I think it's due to the simplicity of the story. (when compared to his other works)
I'm a fan of Anderson by SkiBum	Sep 25th, 2007 08:54:55 AM
Really liked the quirky dry humor of Tennanbaums and Aquatic. My wife hates them both. Guess I'll be seeing this alone. PVIII thanks for the info about itunes. Does seem like something AICN should have informed us of.
a link to the article: by PVIII	Sep 25th, 2007 09:07:47 AM
http://online.wsj.com/article/ SB119059131017936814.html Basically, Anderson is saying that if you don't watch the short before the movie, you're not going to get as much out of the film.
One Vote For Rushmore Here! by Aquatarkusman	Sep 25th, 2007 09:10:23 AM
Bill Murray and his shitty, redheaded twins: can't be topped.
hope its not as boring by jivatmax	Sep 25th, 2007 09:10:38 AM
as his other crap.
iTunes... by GuyutePig	Sep 25th, 2007 09:51:27 AM
Are you sure it's up there today and not NEXT Tuesday? I can't find anything there yet, but I'll keep an eye out.
From The Onion: by newc0253	Sep 25th, 2007 09:52:55 AM
NEW WES ANDERSON FILM FEATURES DEADPAN DELIVERY, METICULOUS ART DIRECTION, CHARACTERS WITH FATHER ISSUES. LOS ANGELES—Fans who attended a sneak preview Monday of critically acclaimed director Wes Anderson's newest project, The Darjeeling Limited, were surprised to learn that the film features a deadpan comedic tone, highly stylized production design, and a plot centering around unresolved family issues. "What will he think of next?" audience member Michael Cauley said. "And who could have foreseen the elaborately crafted '60s-era aesthetic, melancholy subtext, and quirky nomenclature—to say nothing of the unexpected curveball of casting Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Bill Murray?" In a recent review, New York Times film critic A.O. Scott also expressed surprise at the film's cutting-edge soundtrack, which features a Rolling Stones song and three different tracks by the Kinks.
Hey PVIII by JimBobCooter	Sep 25th, 2007 10:04:37 AM
It sounds like the short film premiere is TONIGHT (Tuesday) at 9 pm at the 4 big city Apple stores. The short film will be on iTunes after the premiere. http://content.foxsearchlight. com/inside/node/2211
yeah, you're right Jim by PVIII	Sep 25th, 2007 10:06:15 AM
here the quote from the WSJ.com:"The short film's premiere will be Tuesday night at Apple stores in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Santa Monica, Calif. Then, starting Wednesday, it will be available as a free download on Apple Inc.'s iTunes Web site." M My bad guys, sorry to get your hopes up.
Wes Anderson and Sofia Coppola are HORRIBLE by CarmillaVonDoom	Sep 25th, 2007 10:24:37 AM
Their superficial 'look at me' style of directing is so phony. They're basically making movies FOR and WITH their friends. Which would be fine, but it isn't THEIR money. 'Spoiled brat' is what I think when I see a trailer for one of their movies.
I only liked Rushmore by Spandau Belly	Sep 25th, 2007 10:30:36 AM
I could respect Royal T, but I found it overloaded and shrill. Life Aquatic was just one dull empty mess except for the fight against the pirates. I think Wes Anderson is a classic example of a filmmaker that I want to like more, but can't. I'll still probably give this a rent.
I lost all respect for Owen Wilson. by Uncapie	Sep 25th, 2007 10:44:17 AM
"Boo-frickin-hoo" I have ten million in the bank, I've got good looks, I have charisma on the screen so I think I'll kill myself with drugs because I'm "sooo wonely" I can't get the girl I want. Every guy wishes he could change events and be with that one special girl. Every guy has had his heart broken including me. It happens to all of us. Its okay to pine of her, but its not okay to try and kill yourself. Note to Owen Wilson...there are 6.6. billion people on the planet. Roughly 60% are women. You got a pretty fucking good chance to find someone else that fits your criteria. You don't like being an actor? Go work at at Joe job for minimum wage for eight hours a day taking shit from inferior assholes. Also, if you don't want your money, I'll gladly accept it. So quit your bitching and man up.
I'm not an Anderson fan, either. by Film Whisperer	Sep 25th, 2007 11:32:26 AM
Make no mistake: I think he has genuine talent, unlike a lot of the pretenders out there. But he seems to be a one trick pony. I saw the DARJEELING trailer and thought I'd seen it all before: quirky family resolves long unspoken hostilities while surrounded by quirky art direction...and end with characters slow motion walking. I always hope he delivers something as good as his first two movies..and his Amex commercial. That was funny.
uncapie by Film Whisperer	Sep 25th, 2007 11:36:10 AM
I worked with Wilson on a movie a few years ago, and I couldn't believe the women throwing themselves at him. The guy must've scored with a different girl every week. I now I wouldn't be depressed if that was my life.
To all the Anderson haters... by SifoDyasJr.	Sep 25th, 2007 11:42:46 AM
...Good Luck Chuck is playing at a nearby theater just for you!
AnimalStructure by Garbageman33	Sep 25th, 2007 12:07:15 PM
So...are we led to believe that women throw themselves at you in search of meaningless sex? I mean, your post did seem to be coming from a first-person perspective. If so, congratulations and try to go easy on the pathetic suicide attempts.
Rushmore will never be topped by Garbageman33	Sep 25th, 2007 12:09:57 PM
Mostly because Wes's bag of tricks was still fresh and unexpected then. Now, it kinda feels like his bag of tricks is actually one trick that he keeps using over and over. The Onion hit it right on the head, as they normally do.
A new Wes Anderson film is always a reason... by rbatty024	Sep 25th, 2007 12:29:44 PM
to celebrate. Each film is a gem, and who cares if they all have a similar style, at least it's a unique style. No other film is quite like Wes Anderson's.
Captain Justice, you don't know what you are saying. by SkeletonParty	Sep 25th, 2007 01:02:30 PM
We all HAVE decided to be virgin movie geeks. It was a choice. Not a pathetic result of our own unappealing pettiness, below-average looks, and vacuum of character. Geeez.
Right guys? by SkeletonParty	Sep 25th, 2007 01:03:24 PM
Anyone?
Re: RodHolt by applejew	Sep 25th, 2007 01:07:35 PM
No, Jason Schwartzman doesn't stab anyone on the train. Maybe in an earlier cut he did, but not mine. Also, I asked aintitcool to link to my website if they published my review. It seems they didn't. www.almostmonumental.com Come if you dare.
Right on, Film Whisperer! Animal Structure... by Uncapie	Sep 25th, 2007 01:50:12 PM
...the good life can kill you if you're not responsible and being responsible starts with taking charge of your own life and not letting others tell you what to do. Harry Lewis("Key Largo") and his wife created "Hamburger Hamlet" and "Kate Mantilini's." I don't see them all drugged out feeling sorry for themselves and I certainly don't feel sorry for Wilson and will never see another film he's in. So the guy gets laid because he's famous. This is Hollywood. Most of the women here are ready to "star fuck" anyone then move on to the next higher up in the food chain that will further their career. Just ask Demi Moore and Sharon Stone. They're called actresses and if you're smart; you never date one. Go ahead and give them the beef injection during the shoot if that's your thing, but they're damaged goods and you get damaged in the process. I know. I dated several until I wised up and I'll never do it again. You want a serious relationship? Find a girl that isn't in this business. Owen Wilson should have just taken it on the chin, man up and walk away. Instead, he decides, "My life sucks. I don't have the girl I want or can't find the right one. I'm a millionaire loser. Where's my drugs?" The late, great Robert Ryan when he retired, visited orphanages and children's hospitals every day until he died. Now, that's a man. Owen Wilson isn't. He can't stand up for himself. Take it on the chin, Wilson and move on. "Feel sorry for me...boo hoo hoo." Hey, Owen, if you feel so bad, I'll feel sorry for you. Why don't you send me a few hundred thousand. That'll help your conscience. Make you feel better too.
tennenbaums by maxwell's hammer	Sep 25th, 2007 02:09:07 PM
When I first saw this, i knew I liked it, but i wasn't in love with it the way i was with Rushmore. Then, a few years later, when flying home from a trip to Russia, Tennenbaums was one of the in-flight movies. During that trip home, I watched Tennenbaums three or four times, and every time i watched it, its like it opened itself up to me more and more. Now I consider it to be just as good as Rushmore. I'm kind of going through the same process right now with "The Life Aquatic", which I do admire, but haven't fallen head over heals in love with yet.
Maxwell has perfectly described Anderson's appeal. by rbatty024	Sep 25th, 2007 02:20:56 PM
His films are always better on repeat viewing. It took me a few tries to get into The Life Aquatic but once I did I fell in love with that film. I enjoy all his movies, and while I like some more than others, they have always gotten better over time, even if I was ecstatic about the film in the first place.
Dumb people don't and won't like Wes Anderson. by Transmetropolitan	Sep 25th, 2007 03:41:44 PM
Dumb people, and people who know shit about film. Thank you, now off to play Halo 3.
I think M-O-M has changed his name to Transmetropolitan by Garbageman33	Sep 25th, 2007 04:14:11 PM
The elitism is definitely there. Then again, I'm not sure Memories-of-Murder has ever made it through an entire sentence without any glaring grammatical and/or spelling errors.
Not really syre by FILMFUNK	Sep 25th, 2007 04:24:48 PM
I can be bothered watching something that has already been done before!?
Captain Justice by Garbageman33	Sep 25th, 2007 04:34:35 PM
Good call. Because, lord knows, the only thing worse than Rushmore is Boogie Nights. You really seem to have your finger on the pulse of good film/moviemaking.
Great film by mastidon	Sep 26th, 2007 04:53:32 AM
Can't recommend it enough. The most entertaining thing I saw at the Venice Film Festival. The heart / stabbing was not in our cut. No mention by the other 2 reviewers of the snake. Got to love the snake. Oh, and Angelica Huston is also wonderful in this. The movie is well worth your hard earned cash.
Thanks for the reviews, guys by Laserbrain	Sep 26th, 2007 05:02:27 AM
I was disappointed with Aquatic - I hope this is a return to form.
AnimalStructure is the next DR Phil by psychoclown	Sep 26th, 2007 05:15:04 AM
Man.... you are so right... I am just a Joe wokin a job to make ends meet, and still have gorgeous women throwing themselves at mw. But its not what I want... Love is the only true thing you can look for. Everyone has their heatrt broken, but its no reason to do something drastic. Granted, I've thought about drastic measures when I've lost someone Iloved, but to astually follow thru is a pathetic scream for attention. Get over it, life isn't that bad, and you never know when your symbiote, or for the layman, soulmate shall walk into your life.
Wow.... Typos :( by psychoclown	Sep 26th, 2007 05:19:17 AM
Beer and typing Don't mix... remember that kids!!!!
"Got the useless paperwork to prove it too!" by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 06:36:47 AM
I had no idea DeVry had a film program. Congratulations on your upcoming career as a grip for 'Reba'. And you're right, Rushmore and Boogie Nights were done 10 years ago. But they'd be just as enjoyable today. That's called being timeless. Something I can't say about 98% of films or filmmakers. And, if I were you, I'd watch Darjeeling Limited and There Will Be Blood before I crawled too far up my own ass.
garbageman by thekylegassproject	Sep 26th, 2007 09:38:52 AM
god bless you, sir. god bless you. "congrats on your upcoming career as a grip for "reba." brilliant.
So, YOU'RE the movie expert? by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 10:08:45 AM
I thought it was Memories-of-Murder. I stand corrected. Here's the thing, Captain Justice: This is a movie website. Everyone here knows something about movies. And everyone is entitled to their opinion, whether you agree with it or not. So coming on here and saying that your went to a couple film classes at your local community college and, therefore, your opinion is right and everyone else's is wrong, well, that's a real quick way to get yourself branded a douche. Yes, you. Not me. Because, last I checked, I'm not the one who smells like vinegar and water.
On second thought Anderson and Tarantino are in pretty by PVIII	Sep 26th, 2007 10:47:09 AM
much the same place in their careers right now. Both have become derivative of themselves and need to direct SOMEONE ELSES SCRIPT. But they're probably too pompous.
You know what amuses me? by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 10:58:52 AM
Actually, everything you type amuses me. But what amuses me the most is that, ostensibly, you're in the same business as the Andersons. I mean, it's one thing for some random schlub to come on here and make a blanket "they suck" comment. But because you're in the "film industry" you're basically implying that you could do better. Yep, just as soon as you finish your shift as Frankie Muniz's assistant on the set of Cody Banks 2, you're gonna go home and write a better screenplay than Rushmore. That's what you're gonna do.
The only thing better than a typo... by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 11:35:57 AM
Is realizing your error and correcting that typo with another typo. The word you're searching for, genius, is penises. By the way, Frankie Muniz wanted me to remind you that he likes his dressing on the side.
Captain & Garbagman by Quin the Eskimo	Sep 26th, 2007 12:15:23 PM
sitting in a tree!
I walked into that one didn't I? by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 01:02:02 PM
When a joke is so obvious a DeVry Film School graduate can make it with a minimal of grammatical errors (hint: you're is the same as you are) you know you've fucked up. Now, perhaps you can get back to that spec script you've been trying to get Richard Grieco to read.
Garbageman33 versus Captain Justice by Spandau Belly	Sep 26th, 2007 01:51:50 PM
Keep it going guys! I'm loving this! Maybe the winner can box Uwe Boll!
Oh, and Dustin Diamond says he'll pass by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 02:03:07 PM
Apparently, he has another Celebrity Fit Club to do. Otherwise he'd totally be into it. Really, he would.
Glad you're enjoying it, Spandau Belly by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 02:08:46 PM
I, myself, haven't had this much fun since SirBiatchReturns skipped town. Although this guy makes SBR look like Stephen Hawking.
Garbageman33, you ain't seen shit! by Spandau Belly	Sep 26th, 2007 03:33:25 PM
There's this guy calling him SnatchVagina who talkbacks on this site. This guy has this longwinded qualifier-heavy formula for using box office revenue and weekly box office drop offs to measure the quality of a film. He refuses to use his own opinion and admit that he feels a film good or bad because he thinks it is "pretentious". You've got to hear this maniac.
Let's leave it up to the voting public... by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 04:13:34 PM
Who's winning?
By the way, how am I beating a lame joke to death? by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 04:15:45 PM
I think you've called me a pederast more than I've called you a community college film class dropout. The difference is, my lame joke is relevant.
Easy there lightning... by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 07:36:00 PM
When you get worked up, your grammar and spelling go to hell. It's like you have Tourette's of the keyboard. Ok, here's the deal: You're dumb. Real dumb. And I'm tired of arguing with someone with the I.Q. of a lawn chair. I have better things to do with my time. In fact, just to spite you one last time, I think I'm going to go see 'Good Luck Chuck'. What do you think of that, Cecil B?
I couldn't care less about Darjeeling limited by SpencerTrilby	Sep 26th, 2007 08:14:22 PM
or Owen Wilson's personal problems. But the Garbageman33/Cap Justice feud is funny. Reminds me of some M-o-M vs. [insert TB's name here] shit. Or my lil' skirmish with some anal retentive cocksucker about Sam Jackson being Nick Fury. Anyway, my vote goes to garbageman33. I'm pretty sure I've had heated discussion with you in the past (if so, you're probably a douchebag since I'm a peaceful hobbit by nature) BUT you're definitely less of an arrogant "connoisseur" than Cap. Have a very nice fight.
Who is winning? by Allfather Starr	Sep 26th, 2007 08:51:59 PM
The rest of us watching you two bitch at eachother. Please continue, it's brightened up my shitty day at work.
The funniest thing about this argument by Allfather Starr	Sep 26th, 2007 09:13:01 PM
Is that you two were on the same side at the beginning, you both declared that Bottle Rocket was great, but Anderson turned out to be a one trick pony. Then you started flinging shit at eachother. You're both cunts.
"Your a retard". by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 09:13:41 PM
I love seeing irony in action. Allow me to explain, as I'm sure you have no idea what I'm talking about. You're calling ME a retard, but you can't even manage to do that without a glaring grammatical error. There are three words in that sentence. And you managed to get one of them wrong. Good work. And yes, right now I'm sure you're thinking, "Wait, that is too how you spell retard".
SpencerTrilby by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 09:18:11 PM
I don't remember having beef with you. I generally don't mess with anyone who doesn't really, really deserve it.
I'm done... by Garbageman33	Sep 26th, 2007 09:41:46 PM
Thanks for entertaining me. Let me know when your movie comes out. And by "movie" I mean industrial video. Good to see you putting that film degree to good use.
you guys are all retards by skaminator	Sep 26th, 2007 09:57:23 PM
Natalie Portman is naked in this movie (the short). Put that in your drop-out pederast pipes and smoke it. Losers.
Life Aquatic by tk 421	Sep 26th, 2007 10:51:12 PM
This seems to be a minority opinion here, but I absolutely love Life Aquatic. I loved RT and Rusmore too but Acquatic the movie and the character of Zissou captivates me everytime I watch it. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it always amazes me when people give Life Aquatic a lot of shit.
Free on Itunes by mastidon	Sep 27th, 2007 02:23:38 AM
Hey, I thought Hotel Chavalier should have been up on iTunes by now? Can't find it.
Itunes Link by mastidon	Sep 27th, 2007 02:30:20 AM
Found it - http://phobos.apple.com/WebObj ects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewMovie? id=265079483&s=143441
Funny shit by Lost Jarv	Sep 27th, 2007 03:37:42 AM
This reminds me of some of the classic flame wars of the past, and what's wrong with Reservoir Dogs? As you were.
Which motherfucker here badmouthed P.T. Anderson? by Knuckleduster	Sep 27th, 2007 09:14:49 AM
I will fuckin kill you.
That escalated quickly... by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 10:10:26 AM
I mean, that really got out of hand fast. Looking back in the harsh light of day, well, frankly I’m embarrassed. It was all rather unseemly. As for you, Captain Justice: I wish all your posts were as cohesive and thought-out as your last one. I actually agree with some of it. Unfortunately, you didn’t start out that way. You came off as elitist. As if your opinion had more merit for the simple fact that you went to film school once. And I quote: "I know quite a bit about "film" (like only douchebags use the word "film" exclusively). Got the useless paperwork to prove it too!". But here’s the thing, as a film student, do you really think directors like Wes and PT Anderson are the enemy? As opposed to, say, Tim Story. Why attack directors with a distinctive style? Yes, Wes Anderson may have veered into self-parody with Life Aquatic. I agree. But Pt Anderson? How many directors would have the balls to include a biblical plague in their film? Was it pretentious? Maybe. But it was also the mark of a director supremely confident in his abilities. As for your constant harping on 1998, to me, it doesn’t matter what year a film comes out. Because the great ones (of which I include Bottle Rocket, Rushmore, Boogie Nights, Magnolia and half of Punch Drunk Love) could come out today and be every bit as relevant. They’re timeless. Much like this talkback.
P.T. Anderson sucks! by just pillow talk	Sep 27th, 2007 10:22:20 AM
Come get some Knuckle dude!
my vote. by thekylegassproject	Sep 27th, 2007 11:55:56 AM
garbageman33 gets my vote. it's hard to support anyone who says things like "my MFA from a school that wouldn't let you on the grounds..." who the fuck is this guy? billy mitchell? and i just flat out can't understand a person who doesn't like p.t. anderson. i love wes anderson, but can understand why he gets negative criticism. but pta? what the fuck?
amen knuckleduster. by thekylegassproject	Sep 27th, 2007 11:56:41 AM
you tell em' steve dave!
garbageman33 by thekylegassproject	Sep 27th, 2007 12:02:12 PM
your last post was good. well-stated! i completely agree. however, i am curious: what do you mean by "half of punch drunk love"? just curious is all.
thekylegassproject by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 12:13:29 PM
I'd have to see it again. I just remember it starting somewhat slowly before really kicking into gear. Overall, it didn't resonate with me the way Boogie Nights and Magnolia did. Then again, it didn't set out to be as grand in scope. But hey, it was fun to see what PT Anderson could do with a genre like "romantic comedy".
One thing I meant to ask Captain Justice by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 12:19:32 PM
If PT Anderson is such a hack director, how does he attract such incredible talent? I mean, Daniel Day Lewis hasn't done a movie in years. And yet, there he is in There Will Be Blood. Tom Cruise begged for the role in Magnolia even though he'd never done anything like it before. He was smart enough to know that someone like PT Anderson could change the way people thought of him. And it worked. At least until Tom went crazy and started jumping on couches and challenging morning talk show hosts.
Hmm, you're actually starting to make sense... by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 02:19:53 PM
I agree with you that Wes Anderson has squandered some of his remarkable gift by continuing to go back to the same well. But I think PT Anderson continues to reinvent himself with each new movie. Magnolia was nothing like Boogie Nights. As for me asking you to prove yourself worthy of an opinion, I say, show me the post. Because unless I blacked out and some evil force took over my typing hand, that's something I'd never do. Oh, and there's a difference between Ben Kingsley doing a Uwe Boll movie and Tom Cruise begging to be in a PT Anderson film. Ben was clearly just in it for the paycheck. Which would explain why every review I read said that Gandhi totally mailed in his "performance". Compare that to Cruise who put away all his movie star tics and delivered a career best performance for PT.
The DeVry joke was after you spouted your "credentials" by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 02:59:25 PM
And I continue to be baffled by your distaste for PT Anderson. He makes a nearly 3-hour endurance test of a movie that, nonetheless, has an 86% rating on rottentomatoes.com and gets Tom Cruise his first award consideration and, yet, you claim he "fucked it up".
Just out of curiosity... by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 03:16:41 PM
Who are some of the directors you admire?
So, the only opinion that matters is yours? by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 03:42:29 PM
Fine. I'll be sure to call you before I head off to the movies. What's your cell number?
I'm with you on a good share of those... by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 03:52:35 PM
I loved Election (I and II). No Country for Old Men was breathtaking. Nolan is fantastic, of course. Not sure how Roger Avary and Tony Kaye got included in that esteemed company, though. Roger Avary writes great dialogue, obviously (as Tarantino's movies since Pulp Fiction clearly show). But Killing Zoe and The Rules of Attraction aren't gonna make anyone forget Reservoir Dogs.
rottentomatoes.com by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 03:59:06 PM
I simply meant that you don't seem to trust anyone else's opinion. Truth is, I'm not a huge fan of rottentomatoes.com myself. But I do have a couple critics (especially Scott Tobias from the Onion) who seem to share my views. See, here's the thing, there's really no way of quantifying whether or not a movie is good. It either works for you or it doesn't. So we're going around and around arguing about whether or not movies (and directors) are good when, in the end, there's no way of telling. It's all up to the individual to decide for himself.
Yeah, Lake of Fire got amazing reviews by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 04:27:53 PM
When it played in Toronto last year. Who but Tony Kaye would do a three-hour abortion documentary? It's like a giant "fuck you" to Hollywood. Ironically, I have friends who've shot commercials with him. Really bad commercials. Foster Farms, to be exact. Apparently, he had quite the cocaine addiction, lost all his money and had to do the cinematic equivalent of giving blowjobs in dark alleys (i.e. directing commercials) to get back on his feet. But I think it humbled him and, if Lake of Fire is any indication, made him a better filmmaker.
When/Where did you see it? by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 05:29:16 PM
The pro-life people in that clip are so scary, you'd think the film skewed the other way. But, by all acounts, it's incredibly balanced.
Weird by Garbageman33	Sep 27th, 2007 05:48:25 PM
For mortal enemies, we seem to have a lot in common. I go up to Toronto every year. In fact, they printed my synopsis from this year's fest. http://www.aintitcool.com/node /34124
Quin the Eskimo by Quin the Eskimo	Sep 28th, 2007 04:50:17 PM
I actually enjoyed Ounch Drunk Love far more then Boogie Nights. Relatability, I suppose.

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