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The first time I saw the trailer for this film I thought it was going to be a critical dud. So far, I was wrong.

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I listened to "My Friends", "Epiphany", and "Johanna" and I thought they were executed very nicely. The singing was a little more subtle than the '80 production, but it worked.

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Gilbert Gottfried's bit in The Aristocrats

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Well, I submitted my 50 a few days ago before the rules got crazy. Luckily they already meet the so-called criteria.

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So should we just throw titles in the air and the first one to touch the ground will win?

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I guess the back alley isn't out of the question.

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Akash wrote:Holy crap, it's a girl! Welcome Steph2! Straighten your ties and zip up your pants, gentlemen.

Does this mean we'll have to put the toilet seat down too?

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No Country still hasn't expanded to any theatres around where I live. I might have to catch Lars and the Real Girl instead.

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Did you want that PM'd or E-mailed? Or does it not matter?

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Welcome Steph. (I no longer have the least post count now .)

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I suspect I will get slammed for this, but the one I enjoyed the most was The Brothers Grimm; for me, Gilliam's films always seem to go, not so much haywire, but, rather, begin to lose steam/interest/energy in the second half; not The Brothers Grimm, which is his only movie the builds up and gets b...

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I say we get down to the bottom of this and make a new list from scratch - like delicious buttermilk biscuits.

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For me, Fear and Loathing and Brazil were neck and neck. I ended up picking Brazil. I have yet to see Tideland and a few others though, some of them are just hard as hell to find. 1. Brazil 2. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 3. The Fisher King 4. 12 Monkeys 5. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 6. The ...

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Vote for what you think is the best movie directed by Terry Gilliam, the only American-born member of Monty Python and notoriously known for constant production troubles.

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Tim Burton to Direct Alice and Frankenweenie Source: Variety November 16, 2007 Tim Burton is pairing up with Disney to direct two 3-D films, Alice in Wonderland and Frankenweenie. Variety says the two-movie deal with Walt Disney Studios begins with Alice in Wonderland, which will combine performanc...

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