Prince became the King of Whatever You Want to Call Prince's Music from 1984-1987, at least.
Prince became the King of Whatever You Want to Call Prince's Music from 1984-1987, at least.
You think that's depressing? Wait until you see who they consider great storytellers. They'll sign a 12-picture deal with Randall Wallace.
@JVS:
…And SuperStoner walks in, muttering "Wildcat."
I May Just Find Myself?
You mean, I might discover my true identity through a grueling process of self-examination? I might meet my doppelganger? I might find myself Hansel and Gretel in 3D?
His vost notable change in appearance coves when he revoves his headlight covers.
The worst is hacknee, which affects 9 out of 10 novelists.
All Right!
Another project from an esteemed group of comedians! It has to be better than Sit Down, Shut Up…
"I give you loving that is made to orda: Three nachos, two tacos, and a soda!"
I have the original release, which is all kinds of disappointing if you've gotten used to the exquisite remasters they've been releasing for the last 7 or so years. I just picked up the new version of The Seventh Seal for $15.
For me it's Chungking, In the Mood for Love, Sansho the Bailiff, The Red Shoes, & Black Narcissus. Maybe Seven Samurai.
The remastered print is showing in Lexington on Sep. 1. This is going to be like early Christmas for me.
That's one of my favorite punchlines, Fidel. I do with they'd kept the cut-out face for Affleck in "Fat Butt and Pancake Head," though.
He and Robert Popper are supposed to be doing a show for Adult Swim, but for the last 2 years the only evidence of it has been this wonderful, wonderful website: http://www.tarvu.com/wiki/d…
I e-mailed Criterion at about this time last year asking whether they had any intention of releasing the new Red Shoes remaster. I didn't hear back, so I bought the old Red Shoes DVD. Now I'm going to buy the new Red Shoes DVD, because it's one of my favorite movies, too.
I'd love some whiskey right about now…
I quite liked the entire film. It recontextualizes the monster as a threat not merely to a broad, faceless populace, but to a very specific family. The film's length is used to show how all of society can be a means of subverting the good of the one or the few, as the family's attempts to save their child by…
I don't know why they're not including s2, though. The entire series could fit on 3 discs.
If I had a dollar for every time I saw a horse in a Santa Claus suit riding on a manta ray, I'd be Liza Minnelli.
FOR GOD'S SAKE PEOPLE, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REWORK ANYTHING IN OR ABOUT "IF I WAS YOUR GIRLFRIEND." That is all.