films that were public domain are still public domain (excepting those European productions brought back into copyright by GATT), so no it's not meaningless at all

the bill permitted alterations with the consent of the director and screenwriters (or their heirs if they're already dead)

I am prepared to say there is no way the movie won't be better than the book, that shit is a good argument for doing away with reading altogether

the shitposts are going back in time, 2002 is no longer safe

French DVD of The Blade is fine, go download the custom English subs if you need them (kloofy.net)

not true, it also got rid of some funny posts that hurt people's feelings

"Is this anything to do with the Judge Dee books?"

I can almost guarantee you Hathaway is contractually obligated to keep her mouth shut and Stewart was instructed to not even bother — Nolan runs a tight ship (although they're not doing a very good job of keeping the photographers out)

yeah it came out in late May/early June and I've heard absolutely nothing about it since

dogs should be shot basically on principle

the resolution of the actual mystery is pretty simple and the only thing that keeps it from being totally predictable is that it's also ridiculous

I agree, rich people are better than you, as a human being

I prefer to imagine he killed himself, that would've been the honest ending anyway

looks like four people need to be killed

thank god the auteur of Jennifer 8 is finally back in action

^flagged for gay panic

they released another Korean film on laserdisc, but I'm not gonna tell you what it was

you're way better than that other guy

Wang McSpadenberg

I get it