BUTTERKNIFE promo: Best Trip Ever
Add to My Profile | More Videos
- Above and at this link: short film inspired by Butterknife, directed by and starring Barlow Jacobs.
- Why you can’t watch Netflix films on your Mac.
- Cloverfield and 9/11: who knew we’d need Harry Knowles to draw a reasonable connection to the two?
- The Fall of the Golden Globes: bloggers accept the awful truth in six stages.
- Loving/hating the movie references of Chris Matthews.
- Documentary filmmakers and festival programmers unite to create a new award.
- A web video star fails to find the humor in a web video spoof of David Lynch’s old school crabbiness.
- Trailers lie! But, we reviewed a bunch of new ones anyway, including: Over Her Dead Body, Paranoid Park, The Business of Being Born, Snow Angels, Hellboy II.
- A widely-reviled film critic gets fired. Is it a boon or a bane for criticism on the whole?
- Put “celebrating the superficial” on your calendar for the first week of February.
- Steven Spielberg is too good for press conferences.
- Tom Cruise is to L. Ron Hubbard, as John Cassavetes was to the devil. I think.
- Has pop culture trained us to prefer a black male president to a white female candidate?
- Pedophilia and bestiality in a possible sequel to Alvin and the Chipmunks.
- Ken Burns: the new Obama Girl.
- Michel Gondry, via Twitter.
- There Will be Blood sends Chris shopping for a Bible.
- More on the “Juno is an indie film” swindle.
- Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and other presidential candidates on the big screen.
- Viggo Mortensen backs Dennis Kucinich, who in turn blames Disney for his lack of viability as a candidate.
- The first big winner of the WGA strike? Paul Haggis.
- On the podcast: Joe and Ronnie talk about Butterknife, and two friends of Spout talk about I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry.
- A first glimpse at SXSW 2008.
- Impersonating David Lynch.
- An academic’s bold stance on National Treasure.
- Will Smith+Scientology=probably nothing worth getting excited about.
- Is a sequel to the Rocketeer on its way? Chris hopes so.
- Sonic Youth by Claire Denis.
- Designing Berlin Alexanderplatz.
Originally posted on:
SpoutBlog