I am so ready to watch this.

ALLEN!!!!!

I hope this happens more often. I would love for someone to make a Grindhouse trailer for Gooby.

I give you Bump’s wet dream.

Here at Whateves.com we can’t get enough of this 2012 movie. Please enjoy it with no special effects. Reaction shot city.

October is usually the time we see the Oscar worthy films start to pepper the film landscape between horror films and last ditch effort fall comedies. So far this year there has been some great films that have come and gone.  Were any of them Oscar worthy? Yes. Hurt Locker still stands as this years early underdog for Oscar gold. This coming Academy Awards show is going to be bulging with 10 best film nominations.  Ten is a huge boat to fill with hollywood’s head stuck  in toy boxes and board game closets these days.

Hurt locker. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow and starring Jeremy Renner  is still at the top of my list so far this year. No film so far as come close to being as great and award worthy.

I don’t see every movie, but I see a lot and if I had to make a nomination boat for films that have come out this year thus far it would be.

1. Hurt Locker (A+ film making)

2. Moon (Best film on a budget, with excellent performance from Sam Rockwell)

3. Adventureland (This decades breakfast club)

4. UP (Pixar does nothing less then perfection)

5. The Informant (Matt Damon gained weight, and said fun stuff)

6. District 9 (Its hard to break ground in Sci Fi and this film did)

7.  Crank 2 ( I watched this whole film on my feet with excitement, some award has to be invented for that)

8. Coraline (Circus Mice)

9. 9 (A animated film that doesn’t treat kids like goo balls)

10. Extract (Lets face it no one liked this film but me and few people I know, its just nice to see it on a list)

Now, just reading this list I am sure you are just gasping at ridiculous some of these nominations are.  But, that just means on the coming months there has to be a shit load of Oscar worthy films coming out to kick some of these films out of the boat.

I’ll be posting when Oscar worthy stuff hits theaters. In the meantime, go see HURT LOCKER and call your friends to go see it too.

When Mr.  Korin isn’t making Ads for Liberty Mutural is he making films to watch with your hands over your face.

A film unearthed from the buried landscape of the American nightmare, TRASH HUMPERS follows a
small group of elderly Peeping Toms through the shadows and margins of an unfamiliar world. Crudely
documented by the participants themselves, we follow the debased and shocking actions of a group of
true sociopaths the likes of which have never been seen before. Inhabiting a world of broken dreams and
beyond the limits of morality they crash against a torn and frayed America. Bordering on an ode to
vandalism,it is a new type of horror; palpable and raw.

Eldery peeping toms? I only wish Bumps was cast in this with her elegant wig collection.

Gummo does grace my top 5 films of all time,  so I give all his films a chance.  So far, none of them come close to touching my cootchie.

“The Pee-wee Herman Show,” starring Paul Reubens, will have a limited engagement run from Nov. 19 to 29 at the Music Box @ Fonda in Hollywood.

“I’ve put part of him away for a long time but part of him has always been here with me,” the soft-spoken actor said in an interview today. “I think it will be like riding a bike — which is not a bad analogy for Pee-wee, by the way.”

More at LA TIMES.

I can’t wait to have a coloring book party.

LInk

My pants grew in my bathing suit area over this trailer. Not only does it have actors I’ve never seen, the trailer is cut to the rythem of madness in my head.

enjoy.

Putting all other summer blockbusters to shame.

My love for film knows no boundaries. I love a great crafted film and a Howard The Duck film all the same. 

Transformers: Rise of the Fallen really kicked the wind out of my shit movie loving bag. I was constantly offended. But by 2012, I think I’ll be ready to saddle up again. 

Check out this great trailer whipped up by some rocket scientist with great taste in the obvious.

While Nursing my July 4th hangover I watched Steven Speilberg’s  E.T. on cable. While most females I know had to have been raped by E.T. in the past because they shutter in fear at the faint mention of the cute little terrestrial. But never mind that, I’ve seen the films numerous times and every time I have a different appreciation for the film. I’ve always liked the location of the neighborhood, the new suburbia housing development working as a failed beginning for a young family, now broken due to divorce. What set it apart is the lack of trees and landscape. I knew these locations had to be from the valley or La Canada, but the internets told me that they are from Porter Ranch and Tujunga. I found this video with a Then (1982) and Now (2009)  comparison from the film. It made my Sunday afternoon. Enjoy

Via on the set of ET