Beastie Boys new concert film at Sundance:
Awesome! I fuckin' shot that!:
But as the Beastie Boys set out to commemorate a concert at Madison Square Garden, the hip-hop group had a different idea. Why not smash the model?
They decided to lend hand-held video cameras to 50 fans, told them to shoot at will, and then presented the end result in movie theaters in all its primitive, kaleidoscopic glory.
The result of this brainstorm is "Awesome ... ," which will be shown Saturday night at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, before being released by ThinkFilm in late March. The movie is more than a new twist on an old form. "Awesome" - its full title praising the fans' involvement in the final film cannot be printed in this newspaper - plugs into some of the currents surging through the media and entertainment worlds.
I saw the Beasties once at the Garden and I can safely say that no camera would have survived on the floor during Paul Revere. Maybe they didn't play that song this time.
linklater directs A Scanner Darkly. quite a rogues gallery of stars including: robert downey, woody harrelson and winona ryder along with keanu reeves.
trailer +
imdb is blogging sundance which opens today.
dogs can detect cancer on peoples breath.
sf chronicles podcast interview with
stephen colbert
i always feel like somebodys
watching me.
My new breakfast of champions: egg, speck, and cheese piada from
Piada, 3 Clinton Street. $4.06. Yum.
anybody want to give this meme a go? im working on mine.
You have to explain America to someone from not here, but you can only use ten movies to do it. Which ten do you choose?
(Now, these do not have to be history movies, they can illustrate something unique about American values or character or “the American experience”.)
Not sure if it's art, but it makes for a pretty cool paint job:
Notes on the Denial of Perspective 02 - Felice Varini.
some people were unfamiliar with
beer pong. now youre too familiar.