In Praise of Chris's Colleagues

magicalturkey · 30 Jan 08 :: 03:35

I watched that, I loved it.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 30 Jan 08 :: 03:56

Amber and America rock!!!

Donna · 30 Jan 08 :: 04:31

I think Little Girl God played a supersmart psycho in a couple episodes of CSI. Really pivitol character in that she prompted Sara to quit being a CSI. Really scary freaky character. She is an awesome little actress.

notsofairytale · 30 Jan 08 :: 05:08

Hey Donna, welcome to the boards!

Donna · 30 Jan 08 :: 06:01

Thank you very much..I am a new chris fan, but I have fallen hard and fast...whats not to like!

TeeJay · 30 Jan 08 :: 09:53

Donna wrote:

I think Little Girl God played a supersmart psycho in a couple episodes of CSI. Really pivitol character in that she prompted Sara to quit being a CSI. Really scary freaky character. She is an awesome little actress.

Yep, Juliette Goglia did an awesome job on CSI:. She was in two episodes, and great in both. One of the avid JoA fans made her a website, and I think she ended up talking to Juliette herself and now her site is official. Pretty cool.

-TeeJay

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 31 Jan 08 :: 06:50

Donna wrote:

Thank you very much..I am a new chris fan, but I have fallen hard and fast...whats not to like!

Perfectly put, Donna!!

TheCentralScrutinizer · 31 Jan 08 :: 22:54

What the hell were the people who made this piece of junk even thinking...?

(Laura, you may want to skip this article)

Worst Sundance Film: Sex and Self-Mutilation
Friday, January 25, 2008
By Roger Friedman
OK, I've told you about some very good new films we saw at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, like "American Teen" and "The Wackness."
But the worst film, the one that easily rivaled Alan Ball's "Towelhead" from last fall's Toronto Fest? "Downloading Nancy," starring Maria Bello, Jason Patric and Rufus Sewell.
Maria, one of my favorite actresses, plays Nancy. She hires a murderous pen pal on the Internet to come and kill her. (I think it's because she's depressed.)
While she's waiting to be offed by Patric, Nancy self-mutilates with a razor blade. She cuts herself all over the place. Not even her shrink, played by "Judging" Amy Brenneman, can talk her out of it. Nancy's husband, played by British theater star Sewell, has no luck either.
By the time Nancy meets up with Patric's Louis, she's cut herself to ribbons and bleeding all over.
When did I walk out, er, escape from the theater? At the point that Louis ties her up in bed. Bello, naked, squirms while Patric cuts her and has sex with her. You can't imagine all the distributors and journalists I ran into in the lobby. "One woman was crying when she left," a ticket taker told me.
Why Bello did this movie is a mystery to me. In her other Sundance film this year, "The Yellow Handkerchief," directed by Uduyan Prasad, Bello is simply exceptional. Her performance alongside co-star William Hurt is sexy and vulnerable, and never overstated.
"Downloading Nancy," although surely titillating, is completely unwatchable. I'm not sure if it's worse than "Towelhead" — that's the film in which 35-year-old Aaron Eckhart has sex twice with a 13-year-old girl played by a young-looking 18-year-old actress. But it's close.
By the way, the movie ends with Patric strangling Bello. Kudos to Ray Liotta, who managed to get out of making this thing before it began. It would have topped his final scenes in Ridley Scott's "Hannibal," when Anthony Hopkins dines on his brains. I guess he figured stop while you're ahead.

magicalturkey · 31 Jan 08 :: 23:19

You know that as soon as you said I might want to skip it, I'd have to read it right?

I don't exactly understand why you said I shouldn't read it... cause of what happened a couple weeks ago? I was just in a weird mood that day, self injury usually doesn't make me react like I did.

I will be skipping the movie though... it sounds disgusting :puke:

TeeJay · 31 Jan 08 :: 23:25

magicalturkey wrote:

You know that as soon as you said I might want to skip it, I'd have to read it right?

I think you call that a "Blue Snowman". Because when someone shows you a drawing of a blue snowman and tells you at the same time not to imagine a blue snowman, guess what you mind will be busy doing.

It's kinda like beginning a sentence with "no offense, but..." 'cause you already know the other person is gonna say something offensive.

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 31 Jan 08 :: 23:49

I really was trying to warn her off. But geez, whatever.

TeeJay · 03 Feb 08 :: 21:16

Aaron Himelstein is gonna be on stage in LA, he's doing a theatre play, Dickie & Babe. Check out www.theblank.com for more details if you're interested.

-TeeJay

deedee · 03 Feb 08 :: 21:32

omg.. i just read that..

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 04 Feb 08 :: 05:33

Aaron Himelstein rocks!!

Illinoisguy1 · 08 Feb 08 :: 09:49

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=41746

Bridges, Timberlake & Steenburgen Hit The Open Road
Source: Variety
February 8, 2008

Jeff Bridges, Justin Timberlake and Mary Steenburgen will star in The Open Road, about a young man trying to reconnect with his father, a legendary athlete, as he struggles to get him home to his ailing mother's bedside.
Variety says the film, written and to be directed by Michael Meredith (Land of Plenty, Three Days of Rain), is scheduled to film in Louisiana and other Southern states later this month. German helmer Wim Wenders serves as visual consultant to cinematographer Yaron Orbach.
Odd Lot principals Deborah Del-Prete and Gigi Pritzker will executive produce, while Justin Moore-Lewy and Charlie Mason will produce through Perfect Weekend, along with Meredith, David Schiff, Jordan Foley and Laurie Foxx.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 08 Feb 08 :: 16:27

WOW! That's awesome. I'll be there for that one. Right up my alley.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 09 Feb 08 :: 10:37

I can't wait to see that movie. : ]

TeeJay · 15 Feb 08 :: 00:43

News that Larry just posted about one of Mike Welch's latest movies:

Well, folks, there's good news and bad news. The bad news is, An American Crime is not going to be released in theaters after all. The good news is, it's not going straight-to-DVD either. It is going to Showtime.

Can anyone tape this for me? I'll try to find out when they're gonna show it.

-TeeJay

TheCentralScrutinizer · 15 Feb 08 :: 02:38

I could "tape" it, but someone else might be convinced to DVD it...

domesticelefant · 15 Feb 08 :: 22:13

Sisterhood 2 Trailer!!!

I have to say, Amber looks great in that last scene although I think it somehow doesn't fit into the movie. It's more for a movie premiere deluxe or something like that.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 16 Feb 08 :: 01:58

Great trailer. I can't wait to see SOTP 2.

domesticelefant · 16 Feb 08 :: 08:41

I just found out that Amber's movie Spiral will be released on DVD on Feb 19! Oooh, I wish I could buy it!

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 16 Feb 08 :: 09:13

Sweet! Thanks for posting about it, Anne.

Illinoisguy1 · 17 Feb 08 :: 10:37

Title: The Air I Breathe (IMDb)
Starring: Forest Whitaker
Released: 6th May 2008
SRP: $27.98
Further Details:
ThinkFilm has officially announced The Air I Breathe which stars Forest Whitaker, Kevin Bacon, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Brendan Fraser and Andy Garcia. This new crime drama will be available to own from the 6th May, and should retail at around $27.98. The film itself will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. DVD Extras will include an audio commentary with director Jieho Lee, co-writer Bob DeRosa, director of photography Walt Lloyd, and editor Robert Hoffman, deleted scenes, a behind the scenes featurette, and the theatrical trailer. A Blu-ray release will also be available for $35.98 with identical features. We've attached some early art below:

TeeJay · 17 Feb 08 :: 11:24

Wow, Emile is very prolific these days, isn't he? Is this movie any good?

-TeeJay

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