Did I miss it? Why hasn't AMC had a week long retrospective of his films or marathon? I was pleased to see the Clint marathon was on last night but even Clint would agree that he's still alive. Wouldn't it have been more appropriate to honor one of the greatest flim stars of the 20th century during the year of his death? Quite frankly I'm surprised that there hasn't been as much to do over his demise as I thought there would be. I certanly hope there is something in the works and it will be broadcast soon. If there already was a marathon and I missed it please repeat it. I'm sure I'm not the only one that would appreciate it. Paul deserves it.
twighlightcowboy
January 1, 2009 12:15pm
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I am a big fan of No Country for Old Men, so I was obviously curious what Josh Brolin would do now that he's made a name for himself.
I have to say the video you have on your website of Brolin talking about the short film he directed, which played at South by Southwest, sounds pretty fascinating. I hadn't really heard anything about it, but in many ways it sounds like the same kind of movie as No Country -- a point Brolin even speaks to. I'm usually not into short films, but this one sure has me intrigued. My only complaint? After listening to Brolin talk about it, I want him to star in it!
Anyways, that's definitely the coolest thing I've seen come out of SXSW so far (other than the stuff that was also in Sundance, which I'm not counting). What do you guys think?
McGillicuddy
March 14, 2008 2:15pm
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While I think that only an idiot would support a candidate based on a celebrity's endorsement because that candidate won an Oscar or did a cool movie, I do think people might be influenced by a celebrity endorsement if they respect the celebrity for other reasons such as intelligence, their values, similar ideologies, etc. For example, many would be influenced by Bono's choices as many identify with his ideas and good works. I for one, have always agreed politically with Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins, and while I wouldn't pick a candidate based solely on their recommendation, I would certainly take a closer look at someone they're supporting because I know we think similarly. So don't count out the power of those endorsements -- Oprah has a lot of sway!
kellyo
March 5, 2008 9:36pm
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Will the Shootout with John Cusack be rerun anytime soon? Thanks.
jsorcha
February 17, 2008 7:45pm
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I have seen Apocalypto and have seen The Naked Prey with Cornell Wild and noticed some remarkable similarities. I understand the premise of each is different but can't help think that Mr. Gibson was inspired by The Naked Prey. What say you Mr. Gibson? Does anyone out there agree with me?
MarkAlan
February 1, 2008 10:46pm
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