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• Butterknife premiered here. Joe talked a little bit about the ingredients of his new web series here.
• Every single little bit of Sundance coverage lives here.
• Aaron Katz’ Spirit Award-nominated Quiet City hits DVD.
• Daniel Day Lewis and Diablo Cody take their Oscar campaigns in their own hands, as worries mount that a split vote will net the latter’s film an award that no one thinks it deserves.
• 5 Things The Cloverfield Monster Could Symbolize.
• Wong Kar Wai’s new movie is shuttled down the calendar.
• Stop Loss is added to the SXSW lineup.
• Looking for metaphors in The Bourne Identity.
• Did MAGNOLIA anticipate Tom Cruise’s future weirdness, or has Tom Cruise become a parody of a character that was intended as a departure?
• Trailers: Son of Rambow, 88 Minutes, Smart People
• Another print film critic’s job is eliminated.
• Joss Whedon whines about Weird Science.
• The Moldy Peaches played their Juno love theme on The View, and it was weird.
• Photos from the set of Gus Van Sant’s Milk.
• Vince Vaughn can’t let Swingers go.
• Perhaps Peter Bogdanovich exaggerated Tom Petty’s cross-demo appeal just a tad?
• Karina’s gonna spend the night with prosumer video and song.
• Michel Gondry gives us the latest in meta marketing.
• Will the new Hobbit movies be totally new with Guillermo Del Toro at the reigns?
• Ernest Borgnine as an Amish father? We’re there.
• Heath Ledger and the Dark marketing conundrum.
• Alain Resnais, by Blur.
• The origins of Woody Allen’s favorite typeface.
• Eight Val Lewton movies are being remade.
• Zooey Deschanel is the cutest thing ever.
• On our podcast, we bitch about the alienating effect of Sundance. Karina also talked about Sundance on a CNET podcast.
• Chris is still hung up on Amelie, even if she doesn’t really exist anymore.
• Juno finally has a gross to match its press release.
• There might not even be a Wet Hot American Summer musicals, but Chris is against it.