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The film that is going to change Roe vs Wade.

I like how his motivation for being against abortion is so he can get with the Rachel Bilson-lite girl

YOU'RE WRONG TEH BABY DIDE

Spectacular stuff.

Trailer

Looks incredible to me.

This is of course the Sundance-sweeping film formerly-known as Push

domino harvey wrote:This is of course the Sundance-sweeping film formerly-known as Push

Yes. It is. O:)

One year's time, it'll have it's huge premiere on BET and/or Lifetime. Regardless of quality, I can't see it having a strong base outside of art houses. But I'm assuming that's the target audience anyway.

My God that looks abominable, this year's Crash (the shit Crash, not the good Crash).

Of course, the You Tube comments are priceless.

Nothing wrote:My God that looks abominable, this year's Crash (the shit Crash, not the good Crash).

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Nothing wrote:My God that looks abominable, this year's Crash (the shit Crash, not the good Crash).

Yeah, Cronenberg's such a dick.

Fiery Angel wrote:Of course, the You Tube comments are precious

Fixed. And don't kid yourself: Everyone get ready for this come Oscartime

Funny trailer. Ripping of the A Clockwork Orange trailer seems to be rather popular lately. And by popular, I of course mean two films, but still.

Gandolfini in particular looks very funny. This may be sacrilege to some but I've always preferred him in a good deal of his film roles to his work on The Sopranos. Especially his bit part in True Romance and in Night Falls On Manhattan.

flyonthewall2983 wrote:Gandolfini in particular looks very funny. This may be sacrilege to some but I've always preferred him in a good deal of his film roles to his work on The Sopranos. Especially his bit part in True Romance and in Night Falls On Manhattan.

In The Loop is laugh-out-loud funny when you're actually watching it, but I found it oddly ephemeral, largely because it has nothing particularly new or surprising to say about the venality of politicians and their supposed servants. But it certainly delivers on the belly laughs in the short term, so it's well worth watching on that score.

In high quality HD here.

Guillermo Arriaga's directorial debut, The Burning Plains.

The teaser for Enter The Void.

knives wrote:Toy Story teaser

I have never heard a louder or more unanimous sigh of collective disappointment than what erupted from the Up audience when the release date came up in this teaser.

I remember when the first teaser for The Incredibles came out, and was disappointed that it was coming out 4 years from the time I saw it.

That...can't be right. Pixar has always (with the exception of Wall-E and Toy Story) teased its next release with each new film. In 2000, Pixar still had Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo to release, and would have been just ramping up production on The Incredibles.
And the first The Incredibles trailer was released with Finding Nemo in 2003.

Did you see art from when Brad Bird wanted to make the project with Warner Bros. or something?

You're probably right now that I think about it. I thought it was on the original DVD of Toy Story, but that may have just been the teaser of Monsters.

The trailer for Creation might make Tark's head explode.