Blood Orgy of the She Devils is a great title. The movie itself sucks.

I want to see the Rum Diary. It combines two of my favorite things: Johnny Depp and Rum. What's not to love!

You can take Madz.

We saw Fur last night - the imaginary biography of Diana Arbus, which I found to be an enjoyable visually imaginative film even if a fiction. Loved the World created in her upstair's neighbors attic flat in all it's David Lynchian circus freak glory. Since the Arbus estate intends to keep Diane's real life private, I shall enjoy thinking this one true.

In the be careful what you wish for category, Matt.

The trailer for the Three Stooges movie has been released.

Wow.

I gotta say...in terms of invokation by the cast of the 3 Stooges, that trailer looked SPOT on. Seriously, I'm pretty impressed.

That said, I can't particularly see how, as a movie, it can be any good. Especially seeing that last sequence in the trailer. Yikes.

Casting is pretty good, especially Curly. I might be interested, if for no other reason than a hot nun in a skimpy bathing suit.

And BTW, we saw The Muppet Movie on Tuesday night (we Susan and I had the theatre to ourselves). Pretty good movie!

I guess I hadn't been up to speed on the movie. I had been expecting a bio-pic, like the TV movie with Michael Chiklis. I see on IMDB that Larry David plays a nun named Sister Mary-Mengele. If we haven't seen all the good parts, this should be great--just like the original Stooges.

I wonder what, if anything, they had to pay the various estates to get the rights to play these characters straight-up.

I got a call from me mum yesterday, she's coming into town for Christmas and has a movie she want's to watch in the Mooncave.

She was recently in London and went to see "Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990" at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

A movie was featured in the exhibit, a perfect example of postmodernism deconstruction. In her words, "it's a weird off beat old British film" but she really wanted to see it so she purchased a copy to bring home.

OK, I replied, that sounds, ummm Interesting I guess. What's it called?

British?

Well, I suppose Ridley Scott is British. But I'm pretty sure it was an American production.