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MOVIES - MOVIES - MOVIES - MOVIES
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Shutter Island
Shutter Island
Hated the damn thing...I felt like I was at work all day (Yes I work w/the GEI) Guilty Except Insane.
Shutter Island
Hated the damn thing...I felt like I was at work all day (Yes I work w/the GEI) Guilty Except Insane.
Cowherd said it was exhausting because it was constant build up without the release.
One of the best movies in awhile.
I can understand some not liking it but it's an award winner, IMO.
It might be above the head of a lot of people. Just sayin'.
TIA
Is X-Men any good?
I haven't seen it but it's on in about a 1/3 hour.
I, Robot also coming on soonlike.
Haven't seen either.
Which way to go?
I haven't seen it but it's on in about a 1/3 hour.
I, Robot also coming on soonlike.
Haven't seen either.
Which way to go?
I, Robot is pretty lame, so far.
Wonder if they stay true to the Asimov story, or if they dismember it like Blade Runner did to P.K.Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
Wonder if they stay true to the Asimov story, or if they dismember it like Blade Runner did to P.K.Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
The only movie listed that I actually would ever watch a second time is good will hunting ain't gonna miss miramax
I just finished a great movie, 8 years after it was released. Donnie Darko. Fantastic movie. This will be a top 5 movie for me. I think I always got it confused with Donnie Brasco, so I just looked past it.
If you want to lose some friends then suggest to them they watch the first couple of flics done by David Cronenberg.
Both from '69.
"Crimes of the Future" and "Stereo".
The latter is a waste.
The former is worse.
-666 you could survive either
As mentioned, I, Robot sucked.
Totally funked the story from the original.
What else is new?
Both from '69.
"Crimes of the Future" and "Stereo".
The latter is a waste.
The former is worse.
-666 you could survive either
As mentioned, I, Robot sucked.
Totally funked the story from the original.
What else is new?
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THE QUIET - 2005
This was on UHD tonight and I got pulled into it. Dysfunction and subject matter that would make most squirm, it's a pretty well put together movie that is really out in left field. Dark, adult themed, and has its moments that would make most squirm.
This was on UHD tonight and I got pulled into it. Dysfunction and subject matter that would make most squirm, it's a pretty well put together movie that is really out in left field. Dark, adult themed, and has its moments that would make most squirm.
I did enjoy that movie. However, I think Jack will say something like this....
Jack: Saw Donnie Darko. Turned it off half way through. Stupid ass man in a rabbit outfit. I mean, what the hell??
Am I right?? Or did you like it?
It was good, but top 5? Top 5 what?
Is was one of those that you are thinking; when does this sum bitch end?
You being a man on the go, of course you'd be worried about the 2 hours it took to get through this.
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'Gilligan's Island' movie: Let's cast the castaways
by Jeff Labrecque
Categories: Casting, Mad Men, Movie Casting
Image Credit: Hendricks: Chris Hatcher/PR Photos; Louise: Everett Collection
Prepare for a new three-hour tour. A three-hour tour.
Warner Bros. is making a Gilligan?s Island film, based on the beloved 1960s sitcom that enjoyed a multi-generational run in syndication. Variety reports that Brad Copeland (Wild Hogs) is writing the script and that the producers hope to shoot next year.
With its seven simplistic, yet iconic, characters, has there even been a show that will be more fun to cast? Sherwood Schwartz, the show?s original producer, is on the record that he?d like to see Michael Cera play Gilligan. Fine. Perfect. Cera can play Gilligan. But Abe Vigoda can play Gilligan for all I care. As long as Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) plays Ginger. This is non-negotiable. If Warner Bros. can?t land Hendricks, don?t even bother with this movie.
Who else would you like to see in the film? Philip Seymour Hoffman as the Skipper? (Revisit Along Came Polly if you think the Oscar-winner can?t do comedy.) Stephen Colbert or Paul Rudd as the Professor? What about Mary Ann and the Howells? Have at it, castaways
by Jeff Labrecque
Categories: Casting, Mad Men, Movie Casting
Prepare for a new three-hour tour. A three-hour tour.
Warner Bros. is making a Gilligan?s Island film, based on the beloved 1960s sitcom that enjoyed a multi-generational run in syndication. Variety reports that Brad Copeland (Wild Hogs) is writing the script and that the producers hope to shoot next year.
With its seven simplistic, yet iconic, characters, has there even been a show that will be more fun to cast? Sherwood Schwartz, the show?s original producer, is on the record that he?d like to see Michael Cera play Gilligan. Fine. Perfect. Cera can play Gilligan. But Abe Vigoda can play Gilligan for all I care. As long as Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) plays Ginger. This is non-negotiable. If Warner Bros. can?t land Hendricks, don?t even bother with this movie.
Who else would you like to see in the film? Philip Seymour Hoffman as the Skipper? (Revisit Along Came Polly if you think the Oscar-winner can?t do comedy.) Stephen Colbert or Paul Rudd as the Professor? What about Mary Ann and the Howells? Have at it, castaways
