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Live in Chicago? Wanna see the Sundance & SXSW favorite HUMPDAY with director Lynn Shelton Q&A? Capone has the details!!!

Lol humpday sounds like porn by blackrabbit26	Jun 22nd, 2009 07:50:51 AM
Lol
Couldn't get through the Puffy Chair by Garbageman33	Jun 22nd, 2009 07:52:06 AM
Mostly because the DVD stopped working, but I didn't exactly rush out to get it replaced.
Looks kind of gay by Davidhessstation	Jun 22nd, 2009 08:15:57 AM
Is this about two guys making a gay porn? I think the trailer edited out a male kissing scene.
Okay, nothing making me want to see it yet... by stvnhthr	Jun 22nd, 2009 02:06:31 PM
This does kind of sound like you are holding something back. They don't make a gay porn flick do they?
Judging by the talkback response (or lack therof)... by Garbageman33	Jun 22nd, 2009 05:29:44 PM
I hope it's a small theatre. Like, really small. Your living room, perhaps.
Hey Capone (and the rest of you AICN writers) by Somerichs	Jun 22nd, 2009 06:43:54 PM
I'm no internet expert or anything, but I do know that you typically do not want the people reading your site to navigate away from it. Which is to say, you might want to consider making it so that when someone clicks on a link you provide it opens up in a separate tab or window instead of the same tab/window in which they are reading AICN, effectively navigating away from AICN...just a thought, yo...
Lynn Shelton is a great filmmaker by BadMrWonka	Jun 22nd, 2009 07:02:30 PM
but judging from the "OMG it's a gay porn! dudes might be kissing!!! AAAHHHH" response, maybe she's just a little outside of AICN's target demographic. which is sad... maybe if she sold collectible comic book figurines?
oh, and I wish that Vern would do these things in Seattle by BadMrWonka	Jun 22nd, 2009 07:05:28 PM
every time I see one of these cool things in Chicago, it stings a little. so I won't e-mail you, since I ain't from Chi-ka-go, but here's my story: I "discovered" Tarsem's "The Fall". one of my favorite movies EVER, and none of my friends and family had heard of it at all. I pimped it out so hard, I literally probably got 40 people or so to see it in the theater, and almost all of them loved it and spread the word.

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