Monthly Archives: January 2004

THE UNTITLED NEW YEAR’S ARTICLE

By | January 2004

Now is the time for resolutions. However, resolutions
are likely to be tossed out with New Year’s Eve’s empty beer bottles. Consider this then my hopes and wishes for a good new year, for myself, for other moviegoers and TV viewers, and for the world of cinema…

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THE UNTITLED NEW YEAR’S ARTICLE

Here we are. It’s now the New Year and I’m sure that many of you ended up with massive hangovers that made the aspirin companies cry with joy. Now...

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SELECTED SHORT FILMS OF RAYMOND SALVATORE HARMON

Raymond Salvatore Harmon creates his films by superimposing images from several projectors. The films are often hand-processed, and the projectors have...

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YOU’LL NEVER WIEZ IN THIS TOWN AGAIN

I admit, glancing around to make sure that my wife is out of the room, that I have found Pauly Shore funny. True, it was back in my college days, usually...

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING

When New Line Cinema agreed to spend an unprecedented $180 million dollars (which ballooned to almost $300 million) to make three “Lord of the Rings”...

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BIG FISH

"Life, friends, is boring. We must not say so. After all, the sky flashes, the great sea yearns, we ourselves flash and yearn, and moreover my mother...

PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2004 LINE-UP

The 15th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival has announced its roster of 200 films, culled from more than 60 countries for the 2004 Festival....

DRINK-A-LONG TO “BATTLEFIELD EARTH” IN THE BACKSEAT

To celebrate the coming of the Backseat Film Festival to Philadelphia, on Thursday, January 15th, Modern Drunkard Magazine and Coyote Ugly will present the...

I LOVE THE ASSHOLES!

Everyone loves assholes, right? I know I do. Just as long as they stay up there on that screen and don’t make any special appearances in the backseat...

FILM THREAT’S BEST & WORST OF 2003

In case you give a shit, here's our Best and Worst list of 2003. While other outlets treat their own lists as law, we like to think of our own as simply a...

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HORNS AND HALOS

In October 1999, St. Martin's Press found itself in a major publishing controversy. The company had just released "Fortunate Son," an unflattering...

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