Contagin and I were talking about this the other day. The lack of good movies that arent just churnred out by the studios.
From MSN.com
The buddy-cop comedy "Hot Fuzz," released by Focus Features' Rogue Pictures unit, had a strong start in narrower release, premiering at No. 6 with $5.8 million in 825 theaters, about a third the number of cinemas where "Fracture" and "Vacancy" played.
"Hot Fuzz" comes from the "Shaun of the Dead" team of director Edgar Wright and his co-writer and star Simon Pegg, who plays a London super-cop exiled to a sleepy British town, where he encounters a series of grisly deaths.
Damn glad to see that even in a limited release people want to see good movies instead of the frackkin swill that is dolled out time and time again.
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Dude, you spelled my handle wrong. (shakes head)
Couldn't agree more. Most of the movies thrown at us are probably scripted by monkeys with typewriters. This is bad because:
1) Monkeys are poor typists &
2) You'll see nothing but crap in the air.
I did see 300, which took some liberties with history, but overall an excellent film.
Sadly, most things out there just try to gouge $10 out of your wallet.
The handy IMDB link:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425112/
that one definitely goes on my "guy movies to see" list.
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