Early David Gordon Green.
Not without flaws, but not a bad watch by any means. If nothing else, you get to see a performance from Zooey Deschanel that isn't quirky + Danny McBride's debut role.
I grew up along the North Carolina border, in a fairly rural area. Know a lot of folks like the ones throughout this movie.
Johnny Silvers is the son of a recently deceased low-budget late night show host. In honor of his father, he sets off to host the final episode of People Parade. Johnny's mom, Dee, also works on the show, and she already has a new boyfriend, Moe. Johnny doesn't like Moe. Moe wants to help with the last show. Will Johnny let him?
Decent Louisiana Noir. Better than The Big Easy. Little too long though. Could've benefitted from a trim here and there.
Baldwin sweating through his suit.
Eric Roberts w/ cornrows.
Vondie Curtis-Hall rules.
Insanely gorgeous epic from Bertolucci.
Nearly 3 hours in length and I think it's incredibly well paced. The choice to go back and forth in the timeline is effective.
5th film logged with Vittorio Storaro's cinematography. What a list of films from that guy.
NGL, started to tear up at that ending.
I'm sure there's some inaccuracies. I'm sure there's bias.
Tangentially related, I have the Once Upon a Time in China collection. I need to finally sit down and give those a go.
Had a flash back to relaxing by Beihai Park after eating late-night biangbiangmian.
