Brittany Runs a Marathon
Far from being just a simple comedy about fitness and weight loss, Brittany’s journey includes the healing and forgiveness it takes to really meet those…
Huey Lewis
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Duets (2000)
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Ricky Dean
Roger Ebert
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Obsession and The Void: The Performances of Christian Bale
A look back through Christian Bale's filmography, highlighting five roles that define his career.
Blythe Danner on "I'll See You in My Dreams"
An interview with the legendary star of the new I'll See You in My Dreams.
Hey, Dude: Jeff Dowd downloads on the Sparo-at-the Yarrow
Dirt! The Movie" for practical and personally rewarding solutions
Pineapple Extension: "You guys were in a car chase?!"
If there's any doubt in your mind (and I can't imagine why there would be) that "Pineapple Express" is a head trip movie about stoners imagining themselves the heroes of a movie they'd like to see, the final morning-after breakfast-and-bonding scene (not to mention the Robert Palmer "Woke up laughing" snippet followed by the Huey Lewis song over the end credits) drives it home like Bubby. The "Extended Version" now on DVD and Blu-ray goes even further. The guys re-live their movie, summing up what they've shared, and what they've learned.
Check out the clip above (WARNING -- spoilers and R-rated language), and then continue below for the Huey Lewis plot-synopsis lyrics. Director David Gordon Green reportedly asked just three things: 1) that it sound like his '80s stuff; 2) that it contain repeated mentions of the movie title; and 3) that it contain something like a plot synopsis. I smell Oscar! (In a good way...)
P.S. Hey, man, have you ever played "Dark Side of the Moon" at the same time as "The Wizard of Oz"... ?
Memories roll at film festival
TORONTO -- The ghosts of good films and old friends haunt the streets of Toronto this year. I am in a nostalgic mood, inspired by the 25th anniversary of the festival.
