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eerik
PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 1:10 pm 

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Natalie Portman joins Malick's Lawless and Knight of Cups. So now both films have three actors in common: Bale, Blanchett and Portman.
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flyonthewall2983
PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:50 pm 
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I wonder if both films are somehow related to each other.
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mfunk9786
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Yup, they're both going to be pretentious bores
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RobertAltman
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Brian de Palma is set to direct a remake of a 1986 Burt Reynold flick, called Heat, starring Jason Statham, from a script by William Goldman (!). The plan is to shoot this immediately after Passion. I love that we're getting two De Palma movies, but it's kind of strange that he's doing to re-makes back to back...
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flyonthewall2983
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Philip Seymour Hoffman, Anton Corbijn, and John le Carré join slow-moving forces for A Most Wanted Man


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Matt
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RobertAltman wrote:
De Palma movies... re-makes...
There's a joke in there, but I'm not going near it.
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RobertAltman
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Matt wrote:
RobertAltman wrote:
De Palma movies... re-makes...
There's a joke in there, but I'm not going near it.
Haha...Never even thought of that till you brought it up.
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Jeff
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Cormac McCarthy submitted a spec script that no one knew he was writing to his agents two months ago. In what must be the fastest turnaround in history, production is scheduled to start May 1, reportedly with Michael Fassbender in the lead. Ridley Scott directing. Theoretically could be done this year. Crazy.
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knives
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I think Corman has that fastest turnaround record of about a week if that.
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Mr Sausage
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Scott never really struck me as a director in tune with McCarthy's sensibilities, but I'm really excited about this none the less. An unusual move on McCarthy's part, but I guess after seeing the process and success of two recent film adaptations gave him a taste for the medium.
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John Cope
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A nice piece on Bret Easton Ellis's planned collaboration with Paul Schrader and porn star James Deen. Trust Ellis to find some valid critical means of appreciating James Deen. At least Schrader will direct, which is encouraging.
If it does happen, I wonder how it might function as a possible final part in a Schrader trilogy on porn, with Hardcore and Auto Focus as the first two parts. A couple of my favorite quotes from this piece:

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He was also worried about whether he could do the job. Mr. Ellis insisted he could. “We would not be having this conversation if he couldn’t pull it off, if he was simply a leaden actor who was just being hired because of the size of his dick.”
They addressed the question over dinner. “He was worried that he had no acting training,” Mr. Ellis recalled. “I said, ‘That’s not a problem, there are plenty of bad actors who do.’”

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If Mr. Deen gets the gig, don’t expect him to go the way of Sasha Grey, who retired from the porn business last year after breaking into the mainstream. “I got into porn because I want to do porn,” Mr. Deen vowed.
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Calvin
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Interview with co-screenwriter

Looks like a low budget affair, could turn out to be not bad though and apparently it's the first time Tolkien will feature in a film.
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ianungstad
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Deadline just posted an article about a new "Garbage Pail Kids" film that's set to go into production. Does the world really need this?
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knives
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The person they have planned as a director is pretty good though. I see how this could come out well.
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domino harvey
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I thought they already made modern garbage pale kids
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flyonthewall2983
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domino harvey wrote:
I thought they already made modern garbage pale kids

Domino for the BURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRN :)
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domino harvey
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Not coming soon: Ryan Gosling as Walt Disney
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domino harvey
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Maybe this is common knowledge, but, uh, the upcoming Madagascar sequel has as its sole screenwriter Noah Baumbach :shock:
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flyonthewall2983
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Is there going to be a scene where Ben Stiller's character spreads his spunk onto book spines? I can imagine a lion would have fun with that, since I imagine they can produce a lot more than say...a deranged child.
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Jeff
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domino harvey wrote:
Maybe this is common knowledge, but, uh, the upcoming Madagascar sequel has as its sole screenwriter Noah Baumbach :shock:

He did a 60-page rewrite. The credit block on the poster reads "Screenplay by Eric Darnell and Noah Baumbach."
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kinjitsu
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Kore-eda's latest to star Masaharu Fukuyama as a despicable salaryman.
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flyonthewall2983
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Dumb And Dumber 2 is a go.
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knives
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I thought they already did that?
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flyonthewall2983
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That was a prequel the studio (and apparently no one else) wanted.
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lady wakasa
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Just wanted to point out (especially since there's no separate thread) - Tatsumi is now playing in NYC, at MoMA.

Sadly, I broke my foot, so will have to see it in another not-too-distant city in a few months or hope that it comes out on some form of home video.

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An animated adaptation of Yoshihiro Tatsumi's graphic novels.
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