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>He has a pretty solid fanbase But that fanbase is now well into their late 50s/60s/70s >his style is amazing True, but Transformers has cool explosions that blow up real gooooooddd.. > he is still one of the more known directors David Lynch, Francis Coppola, Brian De Palma are what I would say are "known" filmmakers, but even they struggle with getting films made. I personally ...

Brian De Palma. I know he has a lot of fans on here but beyond Carlito's Way and Scarface , I haven't liked anything of his I've seen, and both those films have obvious similarities. I dare say Casualties of War is one of the worst movies ever made. It's so bad it should be a spoof film, then I could rate it higher because it would be hilarious beyond comprehension. The Untouchables...

The Top 10 Stephen King Adaptations! Thursday, October 22, 2009 By: Chris Eggertsen Fox Home Entertainment is bringing several horror classics to hi-def Blu-ray as part of their Feed Your Fear campaign, with most of them already at a store near you. We've joined forces with them to bring you four top 10 lists related to one or more of the titles. In lieu of the classic ...

Another Positive French review from the Paris Premiere http://limpossibleblogcine.blogspot.com/2009/10/bo x-appuierez-vous-sur -le-bouton.html Seeing The Box a month before it's theatrical release (American and French) with a handful of sweating impatience film fans Monday night at the UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles was a privilege. Especially, as the prodigy director Richard Kelly was there ...

George and Mike Kuchar thrilled 1060s New York with their DIY B movies, inspiring everyone from Andy Warhol to George Lucas If directors were ranked according to the greatness of their films' titles, brothers George and Mike Kuchar would instantly be inducted into the pantheon of gods. Together and separately since the late 1950s, these mainstays of the early 1960s New York underground film...

Last week, Cinema Viewfinder ( www.cinemaviewfinder.com ) hosted a Brian De Palma Blog-A-Thon in which HNC and I both participated. The blogathon lasted from September 7 to September 18, and the idea was to send in articles on De Palma films, styles, etc. HNC sent in a superb essay on Mission to Mars (2000): http://www.cinemaviewfinder.com/2009/09/de-palma-b log-thon-visions-of- life.html...

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Has anyone seen this? Looks interesting. Never made it more than 30 minutes into Rocky Horror, but I liked Little Shop of Horrors. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzgpU25C6fg From Amazon.com Likening Repo! The Genetic Opera to its predecessors, Little Shop of Horrors and Rocky Horror Picture Show, conveys this film’s high camp and operatic bursts of song, but does little...

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I think it was describing my feeling for Abba that caused the glitch. One ampersand too many, maybe. But possibly it was just Abba. Motley Fool software loves Abba. I don't know. Film geek, not computer geek. Thanks for catching the Star Trek error, RJ. IV is 1, VI is 2. And my apartment is now clean. I am on fire. Okay, 75,000 words in this one. Maybe. Down we go, into ...