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Stephen Chow is one of the most hysterical filmmakers working today. The film that first broke him out, Shaolin Soccer is a huge cult hit in America and his latest film, Kung Fu Hustle, is getting the right kind of release from Sony Pictures Classics.

Kung Fu Hustle has so much going with such brilliant imagination behind it. As the co-writer/director/star Chow has a lot...
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hecklongtree:
The film had some great CGI sequences, probably the best I've ever seen. That said, I overdosed on all the effects. It simply didn't hold my attention the whole way through. My criticism of this film and most other action films today: It would've been better with fewer effects and more story!
yazla:
YES, this is so awesome, i love Stephan Chow and his fabulous movies...........i love the cast, the settings and just the whole atmosphere of his movies.
I watch kungfu hustle at least once a month.
I first came across his work when i saw "shaolin soccer" on the shelves, i was doubtful but still went on to grab it, it was so amazing to me.
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what do you think of these?


BITE MY NUTSACK WITH YOUR BACK TEETH!


I KICK DEAD PEOPLE SO HARD THEY COME BACK TO GODDAMN LIFE

I ROLLS LIKE A MOTHERFUCKER

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lilyk:
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Josh Sternfeld has created a unique film in Winter Solstice. So many modern films shoot their dialogue back and forth like warring machine gunners. But Winter Solstice allows the actors to unfold the dialogue and be heavy in the room.

The film is about a family of three men who lost their matriarch in a car accident. The father [Anthony LaPaglia] confronts his older son's...
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missy:
Josh Sternfeld has created a unique film in Winter Solstice. So many modern films shoot their dialogue back and forth like warring machine gunners. But Winter Solstice allows the actors to unfold the dialogue and be heavy in the room....
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I figured that Gang of Four would come back eventually but its always been up in the air. Theyve played a few live shows in the UK but their first US date in many years is going to be on Sunday May 1 at the Coachella Valley Music Festival.

Check out the official website for Gang of Four


Daniel Robert Epstein: How did the...
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treachery:
they are playing seattle the 6th of may and i am really excited!
drnecessitor:
I just got back from seeing them two nights in a row at the Fillmore in San Francisco. In-fucking-credible. See them.
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Since the Doves began they have always done something different with each of their albums and their latest, Some Cities, is no different. Jimi Goodwin [vocals, bass guitar], Jez Williams [guitar] and Andy Williams [drums] are poised to become really popular and they are hoping that a performance at Coachella Valley Music Festival will help out.

But Some Cities from the Doves


Daniel Robert Epstein:...
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eyecue:
Quite possibly the best band alive today, and definitely one of the best live shows ever. Seen them 5 times here in the states and just saw them recently at Brixton Academy in London - it's impossible for them do a bad show - if you haven't seen them, do it. Oh, and Snowden might one of the prettiest songs ever as well. They're in a league of their own. Nice to see an interview with them on here.

doublebass:
I have bad news, people. Doves are cancelling most of their west coast dates, including Coachella. frown
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According to Warner Bros, Darren Aronofsky is the next Stanley Kubrick. It may be hard to believe that any filmmaker can be compared to what many consider the greatest filmmaker of all time. But Aronofskys new movie The Fountain starring Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz may very well prove Warner Bros claim correct. The Fountain combines elements of Braveheart, a love story and 2001: A...
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soft_shoulder:
bowie and his rock opera aspirations....... <3
kes:
I dig Aronofsky, thank god somebody making films in Hollywood has balls. But who would want to be the next Kubrick?
Requiem for a dream is one of my favorite movies, even though Aronofsky stole half of the stylistics of it from Shinya Tsukamoto.
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and as we all now know
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keith:
Sure.
anx:
you are on a need to know basis Mr.
Holey sheeet did you go to the corpse bride set?? I would die a zillion times if went, and met Mr burton. eeek eeek shocked tongue
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kurt loder double dips his chicken dumplings into the community soy sauce
xtx:
So do I.
xtx:
Cross the line. It's nice over here.
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Mike Henry has one of the best jobs on Earth. He is a voice actor, writer and producer on my favorite primetime cartoon ever,Family Guy. In addition to doing the voice for Peter Griffins neighbor Cleveland he does a myriad of other voices including Herbert the aging pedophile and the Greased up deaf guy. As any Family Guyophile can tell you, the...
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rob13:

Roxie42 said:

wottan said:

b_citi said:
WICKED fucking interview. That's the good shit right there. I have to disagree with CRUDDS, though... Family Guy kicks the Simpsons ass, anyday.


I have to concur



Ok, how i see it, is Simpsons seasons 1-9ish are the absolute tops, but frm season 10 onwards Family Guy is much better.

I'm feeling much more confident about the new episodes, for a while I was worried that they'd forget what they did right. I loved the interview.



I totally agree, when i heard they had re-comissioned Family Guy it made my day. my dvds are practically worn through from all the watching they get. But i was aprehensive and thought that they were just going to peddle out any old crap and put the Family Guy name on it. reading this interview put my mind at rest that its just going to get funnier and a lot less p.c. biggrin

olddognewtricks:
Family guy pwns youx10
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Peter Bagge is one of the original punk artists but you wouldnt know that by looking at him because now hes got a teenage kid, a house, a car and a wife. But he still keeps to his punk roots. In fact he has his first solo gallery show of original art at MF Gallery on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Up in the...
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norritt:

Ilsa said:
Ohhh interesting... I love Peter Bagge! love


sweet me too! i saw some originals awhile back
it was really good stuff

theseeman:
Bagge is on the ball. No Martini Baton?
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Tim Hunter found his way into the hearts of all teenagers when he directed the films River's Edge and Tex. Since then hes directed more movies and hundreds of episodes of television such as the first episode of Beverly Hills, 90210, multiple episodes of Twin Peaks and more recently Cold Case and Carnivle.

His latest feature length film is Control starring Ray Liotta, Willem Dafoe,...
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jaggy:
storyline is sorta clockwork orange-like. liotta as a crazy fucker? wow, what a stretch! sounds like i cant miss this one. thanks!
therevolutionary:
River's Edge is one of my favorite films. Liotta and Dafoe are sure to be an interesting combo for sure.
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i want to be called Big Dippy
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crim:
If you're called big dippy, I just assume you wash balls.

Wash my balls.
bambi:
Thanx BigDippy smile