Shawn Levy of The Oregonian writes:
“The irony of this rewrite is that Hornby’s Fever Pitch, about Arsenal, the Red Sox of English football, ends in the mid-80s with Arsenal’s stunning double victory in both the league season and the national cup — two separate competitions. In effect, reality has forced a rewrite that will make the adaptation more faithful to the original book! Another miracle!”
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God Save The NFB! “@GuyLodge: @raypride @tednope And Venice, pre-Toronto!” STORIES WE TELL in 35mm
My trade reviewer wish for the #Cannes festival is that someone give Scott Foundas a quaalude and Todd McCarthy some speed.
RT @raypride: How it premiered at Toronto fest, too “@TedNope: one of the nicest 35mm prints I've seen recently in NY was a new print of ST…
DP: Looking forward to you and Maron and David Steinberg in a car with Seinfeld & Alec Baldwin RT @jeffgarlin: @DavidPoland that one is mine.
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“One of the things I wish I could do in my life would be to watch this film through somebody else’s eyes. I just can’t. I still see it as just a giant mess, and other people are seeing that it has a shape. That’s really exciting, because I still have a hard time seeing it clearly.”
~ Sarah Polley’s Greatest Wish About Stories We Tell
“Anyway, Hitchcock eventually saw a rough cut of High Anxiety. He enjoyed it. But he said nothing after it. He just left. I [thought he] wasn’t happy. The next day, about 11 o’clock in the morning, I get this enormous, beautiful case of Chateau Haut-Brion 1961. That was almost 20 years old [at the time]. I mean, it was priceless. And there were magnums six of them, in a wooden case. Haut-Brion. I mean, oh my God. I’ve still got three of them left waiting. I keep all the good wines.”
What kind of occasion is worthy? When will you know it’s time to go into number four?
“A real, real occasion. I won’t drink it just because it’s a family occasion. I’ll drink it with guys that know what a good wine is and care about, you know, exquisite wines. I have a couple of friends that know what a good wine is.”
~ Mel Brooks, Foodie
Another irony is the fact that the Red Sox miracle will probably make it a worse movie, since the ending’s pretty much obvious to everyone now. Now it’ll be IMPOSSIBLE not to guess that the characters get together in the end…
Not that I’m going to see it anyway. It already sounded like a predictable romantic comedy before, now it’s a definite.
Well, did you see Fallon and Barrymore after the Sox won? They were kissing on the field and being filmed. How obvious is that? The film sounded lame anyway!
Farrelly’s haven’t been funny in a long time, probably since D&D.
Whats going to kill this is Jimmy Fallon.
is jimmy gonna laugh his way thru this like he did on every SNL skit?
wheres horatio sanz?