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Originally Posted by Soonerdawg
The Great Santini
He's pretty to look at, but really needs to shut his mouth. One of those things that should be seen and not heard!
MASH yes...
I have never liked The Godfather... might try watching again. Can't stand 5 minutes of any of them.
Never seen Apocalypse Now.
Is it a requirement that Matt Damon "know" the candidates? If he doesn't "know" her, maybe he should shut his prissy little mouth about her.
And he gives her very little credit for being a Mayor and Governor.
Guess Sarah should have been a community organizer.
You talk about Duvall with no mention of Lonesome Dove? Liberals are taking over the world.
Can't wait for this!!!!
'People's History' headed to movies
By Borys Kit
Feb 8, 2008, ET
Complete Berlinale coverage
BERLIN -- Historian Howard Zinn's "A People's History of the United States” is being adapted into a feature documentary.
Called "The People Speak,” the documentary will feature dramatic readings and live musical performances from the likes of Josh Brolin, Viggo Mortensen, David Strathairn, Marisa Tomei Jasmine Guy, John Legend, Q'Orianka Kilcher, Michael Ealy and Kerry Washington.
Four performances in Boston at Emerson's Cutler Majestic Theater have already been shot and a planned spring shoot will have Matt Damon, Sean Penn, Eddie Vedder and Steve Earle, among others.
Damon, along with Dan Fireman, Ara Katz Art Spigel of Artfire Films, as well as Carolyn Mugar are producing. Zinn, Anthony Arnove and Chris Moore are exec producing. Damon has long been a fan of the book, throwing in a mention in his "Good Will Hunting,” as well as narrating the audiobook.
Cinetic Media is handling domestic sales while Cinema Management Group, headed by veteran international sales and distribution executive, Edward Noeltner, is overseeing worldwide rights, launching the project at Berlin.
The book, first published in 1980, presents American history through a bottoms up approach, focusing on voices seldom heard in history books such as defiant Indians, mutinous soldiers, striking workers, and rebellious women.
'People's History' headed to movies
By Borys Kit
Feb 8, 2008, ET
Complete Berlinale coverage
BERLIN -- Historian Howard Zinn's "A People's History of the United States” is being adapted into a feature documentary.
Called "The People Speak,” the documentary will feature dramatic readings and live musical performances from the likes of Josh Brolin, Viggo Mortensen, David Strathairn, Marisa Tomei Jasmine Guy, John Legend, Q'Orianka Kilcher, Michael Ealy and Kerry Washington.
Four performances in Boston at Emerson's Cutler Majestic Theater have already been shot and a planned spring shoot will have Matt Damon, Sean Penn, Eddie Vedder and Steve Earle, among others.
Damon, along with Dan Fireman, Ara Katz Art Spigel of Artfire Films, as well as Carolyn Mugar are producing. Zinn, Anthony Arnove and Chris Moore are exec producing. Damon has long been a fan of the book, throwing in a mention in his "Good Will Hunting,” as well as narrating the audiobook.
Cinetic Media is handling domestic sales while Cinema Management Group, headed by veteran international sales and distribution executive, Edward Noeltner, is overseeing worldwide rights, launching the project at Berlin.
The book, first published in 1980, presents American history through a bottoms up approach, focusing on voices seldom heard in history books such as defiant Indians, mutinous soldiers, striking workers, and rebellious women.
Open auditions for the third stooge forthcoming!!!!
Four performances in Boston at Emerson's Cutler Majestic Theater have already been shot and a planned spring shoot will have Matt Damon, Sean Penn, Eddie Vedder and Steve Earle, among others.
Historian Howard Zinn's "A People's History of the United States” is what happens when a Lib picks and chooses parts of history to make a point...I hate to say i have a copy of this piece of crap as i didn't know anything about him or the book till after I started reading it...
Ditto
Th, Th, Th, That's a gr, gr, gr, great movie, T,T,T,T, Tooooma.
I almost forgot about that film. Very good. Thanks Clyde.
Are you kidding me. Best movie ever made. I rear my children based on what I learned from watching the Godfather.
Nope, I'm not kidding... I have never been able to watch it and like it. It just has no appeal to me or anything, which is weird, because I like the genre...
GF II was better than GF to me.
I'm an asshole! What's your excuse?
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