shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - May 14 2008 | the, movies
hmmm
also could be good, despite the incredible Oedipal overtones.Quoted: Son Hayes never speaks of the scars on his back. The shotgun pellets left under his skin make for a sporadic pattern of blue-black dots. The men he works with take bets on how he got them. His brothers, Boy and Kid Hayes, don’t discuss it. His past, just like these scars, is never far behind him. This stands true for the memory of his father, a man that never bothered to give his children proper names. He left the three brothers, Son (MICHAEL SHANNON), Boy (DOUGLAS LIGON) and Kid (BARLOW JACOBS), when they were young. Their last impressions were of a violent drunk who never hesitated to put his own needs ahead of his family. The brothers were left to be raised by their mother, a hateful woman, who to this day blames her children for the life she’s been left with and the man she could not keep. Their father, having left the memory of his children as completely as he left their home, managed to move on and put his life back together. He sobered up, became a devout Christian, married a wonderful woman, and fathered four new sons. All of who received proper names. His life became a model that most would aspire to, a man successful in business, community and family. His only true failing being the sons he turned his back on. At the beginning of the film, we find Son, Boy and Kid as grown men. The three brothers’ lives progress and their futures play out, but their past inevitably comes to claim them. Following a dispute at their father’s funeral, a feud begins to simmer between these sons and the new young men their father has raised. It is an anger that has always rested uncomfortably in the background of their lives. However now, it is a thing that will rise up to overtake them all. Set against the cotton fields and back roads of Southeast Arkansas, these brothers discover the lengths to which each will go to protect their family.
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - May 14 2008 | the, movies
hehe
i kinda want to see this....
ps. anyone think it's incidental that he's reading Kojeve in two scenes in the trailer?
Quoted: Director Henry Bean (“The Believer”) returns to the big screen with a complete rarity in American movies today: a comedy of ideas. David (Oscar-winner Tim Robbins) is a successful lawyer who can’t stand the fact that Manhattan is a place where it’s too noisy to get a good night’s sleep, listen to classical music, or even make love to his wife without disturbance. Every time David hears a car alarm going off, he swings into action. Adopting the guise of “The Rectifier,” he engages in acts of vandalism that satisfy him immensely but which generate no end of grief from his wife (Bridget Moynahan). They also make him politically controversial when he provokes the ire of the city’s arrogant mayor (Oscar-winner William Hurt).
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - May 12 2008 | the, movies
this could be good or it could SUCK.
at least it's not Jerry Bruckheimer directing....Quoted: Award-winning Russian filmmaker Sergei Bodrov (PRISONER OF THE MOUNTAINS) illuminates the life and legend of Genghis Khan in his stunning historical epic, MONGOL. Based on leading scholarly accounts and written by Bodrov and Arif Aliyev, MONGOL delves into the dramatic and harrowing early years of the ruler who was born as Temudgin in 1162. As it follows Temudgin from his perilous childhood to the battle that sealed his destiny, the film paints a multidimensional portrait of the future conqueror, revealing him not as the evil brute of hoary stereotype, but as an inspiring, fearless and visionary leader. MONGOL shows us the making of an extraordinary man, and the foundation on which so much of his greatness rested: his relationship with his wife, Borte, his lifelong love and most trusted advisor.
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - May 01 2008 | film, chicago, movies
anarchist film festival here in chicago this weekend.
i'm too busy, but others might be interested.... - shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 02 2008 | movies
okay, so stage6 is dead, veoh has a decent layout but hardly anything good yet,...and google video (and Youku which is identical) is...the worst.
does anyone know of somewhere good to watch streaming movies / download divx or other mid-to-high quality movies, without the hassle of torrents?
help! without distraction, i'm in danger of actually getting work done!!
Quoted: THIS SUCKS!
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 15 2008 | movies
![[RELEASE] Deleuze - Cinema 1 & Cinema 2 - pdfs](http://i.faves.com/01/4f/e4d6/8c074976/7422b9cbf5ae97025b_5.jpg)
Quoted: [RELEASE] Deleuze - Cinema 1 & Cinema 2 Books and Articles
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 06 2008 | movies
Night of The Living Dead on stage 6. fuck yeah.
Quoted: Night of The Living Dead
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 22 2007 | Movies
one of the best vampire movies ever.
i mean, it's keifer sutherland at his bad-boy prime. and he's a VAMPIRE. cmon! - shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 12 2007 | movies
pretty sweet movie archive here. tons of stage 6 links. high fives to that!
Quoted: cknguyen.net - MOVIES!
- shadowpuppetmaster | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 17 2007 | movies
using Spam jargon as a script for short animated movies. I'm so happy someone did this, cause I've wanted to make a collection of 'found/spam' poetry for a while but always just go 'meh' when it comes to starting a collection. this is way better than my idea. the second film is the best. surreal as hell. the dialogue is such nonsense I had trouble even following what it was saying (understanding is impossible, but i couldn't even listen...at some point my mind just refused the words entry.)
vivien redot.Quoted: The Brothers McLeod are filmmakers and animators. Their films have appeared on BBC ONE, Channel 4 and at the London Film Festival.
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