[JamieTheSonger]

Originally Posted by Cody Nelson

I really hope Selena Gomez says fuck in this

Is that like a fetish

[terrycw89]

Screening at Venice right now. Extremely interested in what Guy Lodge has to say about this.

[Star Slight]

cant wait for reviews for this either

[aradiantsunrise]

Interesting that he says Gomez has the least screen time out of the four girls.

[achassi]

RAP GAME Julio Franco

[Star Slight]

Fuck it sounds great

[daftpunker45]

Ha.

[Star Slight]

Just watched the first 20 minutes of Trash Humpers


nope

[achassi]

Why would you watch that shit hahaha

[irthesteve]

hahahahahaha, noooooooooooooo

[Wake Up]

http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...ring-breakers/

[kurganoid]

Originally Posted by Wake Up

http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...ring-breakers/

Interesting stuff. The description sorta makes me think of Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet, but I doubt it will be very similar.

[theDrivingSnow]

Originally Posted by Star Slight

Just watched the first 20 minutes of Trash Humpers


nope

Why would you stop?

Originally Posted by Wake Up

http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/2...ring-breakers/

Quote:

Or, hell, maybe Jean-Luc Godard's Step Up Revolution.

Originally Posted by kurganoid

Interesting stuff. The description sorta makes me think of Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet, but I doubt it will be very similar.

Not sure where you're getting that from at all.

[kurganoid]

Originally Posted by Stephen Chamberlain

Not sure where you're getting that from at all.

Quote:

Here is a film, to borrow a phrase from Don Delillo, about "the neon epic of Saturday night," a DayGlo beach-borne fantasy of bright lights smeared and shining; it exists in this strange and beautiful place upon which Malick, Mann, and MTV incongruously converge. This is art-house maximalism with a tenor like poetry, an incisive and critical drama unafraid to relish and indulge in the subject it intends to deconstruct. You could call it "high-trash" cinema; it collects the cast-aside bric-a-brac of an ostensibly bankrupt culture—Harmony Korine operates here like some rigorously anthropological Katamari, rolling up anything and everything in his path—and transforms it into something earnestly, maybe even transcendently, gorgeous.

Especially that last sentence. I'm not saying I even like R&J (I don't), but for some reason it just reminded me of that tone.

[WakingTheMisery]

Really looking forward to this.