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hello congrats on your winnings! i never win when i gamble..i'm like a bad luck charm with that

Real nice! I really wanted that to be longer. Loved him in Garden State and Kinsey and I kept hearing his name. But to be honest, I didn't know who he was. Like, I didn't know he was Peter Sarsgaard. I won't forget now. Cool beans.

sarrrrrrrrsgaarrrrrrrd!!!!

swagger'd, ye says, missy??? aye!

Roger Doger was pretty darn good. Hopefully, p.s. Will be good too!
Interesting interview.

That was a good interview. I can't believe she owns the Half King. They have the BEST meatloaf there. That place rocks.

I like that you commented about the food at the bar. Good stuff

It's campy and funny. But it's also a cool take on the zombie genre.

I bought this Special Edition DVD awhile back. Click on the title below for more details on the DVD.

I DRINK YOUR BLOOD.

This movie would make an excellent double feature with the notorious Swedish Hardcore Sexploitation/Revenge flick, THRILLER - A CRUEL PICTURE (aka THEY CALL HER ONE EYE which partially inspired Tarantino's KILL BILL - mainly Darryl Hannah's character):

Exploitation B movies reign supreme!!!

Best.Soundtrack.Ever

Yes, fantastic subject for an interview. And nice to hear about Mitchell's current projects, too.

Weeee! This interview makes me so happy I can hardly stand it. Not only the existence of the interview but the fact that it's a damn good one. Whoopee.

I've only read "World's End" which is an older work of his. It was dense "historical fiction" set in the Hudson River Valley in three different time periods. Cool stuff. Complex stories with history built in. I just hope the historical part is accurate, because I wouldn't really know the difference. It was set in the present, the labor movement years and the time of the Dutch settlers. Each period had as its principle character one member of a long family tree and each character went against the grain in his own time. Anyway, cool, dense, intellectual. It would seem to recommend the Kinsey book.

haha, great interview! he's a funny guy, something i wouldn't have guessed from reading a couple of his books, though the tortilla curtain is a modern american great.

can yuo apply for your interviews group again? I had an itchy trigger finger and hit delete rather than approve.

thanks.

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I thought Ben Kingsley was awesome in Sexy Beast, and the rest was mixed.

i'll be buying that dvd - his music videos are amazing (radiohead's street spirit for one), and sexy beast is a brilliant film.

i can't wait for birth too, even though i'm not a kidman fan at all

same as everyone else...the acting was terrible. the rest was good.

i watched it last week with some friends and although the first twenty minutes were pretty rivetting and the concept of the whole thing was pretty cool, the acting was so bad it's like an hour and a half of my life i can never get back. i was actually upset that i could have been doing laundry during that time had i been at home.