@EEEEEEERADICATOR - Yeah, I love Shandling, but he has a rep as a notorious Chevy Chase style asshole (ask Brad Grey). In that interview with Gervais he just comes off like a complete douche, all that contempt for no reason - too much time hanging out with the Malibu Mafia, that Warren Beatty peanut gallery.

Warren, so right…what about Steve Railsback and Michael Ironside? I love when the confusion is all in the name.

Someone tell this fucker his ambition might get the best of him.
Projects galore - a few biopics, Scorsese's Teddy Roosevelt, Timothy Leary, Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari, a few books, Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle, Ludlum's The Chancellor Manuscript, a couple remakes, Akira, The NeverEnding Story, and now this. I think…

Claire Forlani is really Lois Nettleton.

"If you drink, don't drive. And if your wife has had a couple, she shouldn't drive, either. You might both just wake up with a whale of a headache, in a deserted village, in the Twilight Zone." Stopover in a Quiet Town, a favorite.

Yeah, Daniel Shorr is great, I try to listen as often as I can, I didn't realize he was that old.BTW, the passing of Cronkite also reminds me of how much I miss Charles Kuralt, loved that guy's work.

Wow, I couldn't stomach more than a few lines of that garbage, amazing!

Give him the stick…..DONT GIVE HIM THE STICK!!!

"What'choo talkin' 'bout, Willis?"

Richie killed Bobby because he was fucking around with his girlfriend. Are you gonna kill him when you find him, maybe stab him in the head with a corkscrew? BTW, let's settle this, William Forsythe is totally indie, and so is Sean Connery, that's why he hasn't made a solid film since The Hunt for Red October, Peter…

Fuck yes! to the wedding scene from"Little Murders", beautifuly twisted, absolutely comes to mind. The LSD-Ketamine revenge scene from "Dead Man's Shoes",more recently,.Keith Carradine being killed in McCabe and Mrs. Miller, amazing!. Cotten meets Welles on the ferris wheel in "The Third Man".Doing away with the body…

GRUM.
Has got nothin' on Grum Lee.

Yeah, it's not original to the book, this guy has been doing those Hawaiian beach-cruiser - surf ride paintings for years, and according to his site he'll also give you a "Lomi Lomi style massage that is guarenteed to release deep patterns of tension that come from resisting experiences that are judged as not…

That regrettable shoot-em-up was not a shift from anything else that had happened in the third act.The character was more sympathetic, yes, which in turn helped it fall in with everything else in this device driven rewrite-remake script, what amounts to American episodic, police procedural television.The original had…

Just thought it was a little light,that's all.Have always loved the music, way back when it was used by Nova on PBS, I mean that soundtrack is considered by many a masterpiece in its own right, groundbreaking amient record.

'we had to watch Speed in film class'. Are you shitting me?…and "Cusack over Cage" is a band name.

1. The Rock - never saw it
2. Bad Boys - never saw it
3. The Island - never saw it
3. Transformers - never saw it
4. Armageddon - never saw it
5. Pearl Harbor - never saw it
6. Bad Boys 2 - never saw it
7. Transformers 2 - never saw it

Great film - no mention of the music?
Beautiful accompaniment to the visuals and storytelling of this film, the amazing Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois and Roger Eno album Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks. Give it to the Yamaha DX7.

Was this a real movie?
I remember reading an interview with George Gallo, solid writer,(29th Street, Midnight Run),what happened to him?, saying that this was to be made with Jon Lovitz and Dana Carvey at the time.They should go ahead and make that now, I think we'd all see that shit, you want to see a bad film?

Yummy….bacon.
Pigs are scientifically proven to be smarter than dogs, biologically related to that of humans, and their meat is said to taste similar to human flesh.That is why I not only eat pigs, but i eat the shit out of dogs and their owners…..no regrets yet.