She was already responsible for Grace of My Heart, a pseudo Carole Klein biopic where Ileana Douglas was torn between a drugged self-destructive Brian Wilsonesque rock genius (Matt Dillon) and an ultimately more balanced maverick producer (John Turturro) who was actually based on… Phil Spector.
It was more of a…

And she will star in a Battlestar Galactica reboot-reboot.

“There are many reasons to fuck. Some of us fuck for glory- to spite the people who stuffed us in lockers, to remind the lovers who didn’t love us just what they’re missing out on, to alter history and have future generations sing our names.
Others fuck for money (probably a weird plan, even when it does work out).
But…

Badlands was full of colors.
And Nebraska was bleak and monochromatic…
Even if it's "Nebraska" that covers the same events that inspired the film "Badlands".

There has been a very strong current of openly gay critics in France. Serge Daney was the guy who made Les Cahiers du cinéma relevant again after a decade of Maoist wilderness, then moved to daily Libération, where the current film editor, Gérard Lefort, regularly writes about queer issues outside of the film section.…

The emphasis was on "perpetually". The scripts from Girls are very ham-fisted in that regard, especially when it involves direct comparison with Hannah, who has her issues but is shown to be a much better person than Marnie, for instance.

The characters in the parody will act a little more realistically, which means no perpetual whining and self-pitying, and the direction will be tighter.

I'm quite surprised that nobody has mentioned so far The Sex Pistols, who explicitly reunited for money.

The reunion also stopped for the money. Westerberg saw that they were getting a pittance for the new tracks recorded for the new best of and kinda gave up.
He's also afraid of having a relapse into alcoholism if he toured again as The Replacements.

Miyazaki was supposedly retired from filmmaking, then was inspired by a visit at Strasbourg, France, during the Christmas market, which is a highlight of the life of the city, and he wanted to depict this kind of architecture on screen.
Alsatian style, with some added steampunk, is actually very well translated in the…

Miyazaki considers it supposedly his favorite version, even before the Japanese dub.

How dare you? A full review for Medium Cool would divert resources from writing about an episode of a TV show and keep this section from having a perfect track record. Think about the miserable TV editor who will then struggle with his OCD. Or the publisher who knows what the page views are.

I hadn't seen your message when I posted mine, but you gave the most likely explanation.

@avclub-997c221538094d134659141cf61d51e3:disqus Same situation here, but I'm in Europe.
I ended up buying an Oppo Blu-ray player and putting a card between the drive and the main board, that allows me to switch Blu-ray regions when the player is in standby.

Goya, who's highly revered in Japan as a yé-yé singer and a Jean-Luc Godard film star.

@avclub-1982161d0fe636d1caabd47a2ac23e12:disqus Les Sentiments was alright, even if it borrowed a lot from Truffaut's La Femme d'à côté (The Woman Next Door). I haven't seen Camille redouble, but the story is also very close to Peggy Sue Got Murdered. She was rescued from her beginnings through her friendship with…

VBT was noticed as an actress in the umpteenth "New Wave" of young directors, the one from the early 90s, with Les Gens normaux n'ont rien d'exceptionnel, and Noémie Lvovsky's debut, Oublie-moi (Forget Me), which has the dubious distinction of being the only film for which I took away my glasses for the final ten…

Bruni-Tedeschi and Carla Bruni are half-sisters (Bruni came from an affair between her mother and a Brazilian musician), her first film as a director was apparently a semi-autobiographical affair with a few digs from her character on her fictional sister.
Bruni-Tedeschi has better connections with the Garrel gang, as…

Simonon played on a few tracks. It was a returning Norman Watt-Roy and a few other session guys from Munich who played the rest of the parts, as Simonon was just disinterested in the sessions.
Strummer didn't go solo. The Clash Mk II had existed for two years when they went to the studio. The issue was that manager…

Before Nathan For You?