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Supposed to be very stange.
I know Nige and Stef from VIDS thought it was great so I'm going to watch this one.
I've got another idea for a film about a man who works for a special effects studio. The studio is going out of business because of new-fangled computer effects, so they have to do something drastic to keep up with the competition. It starts off with an "Inside the Actor's Studio" style chat show, showcasing his career and using clips from his films, flashbacks to explain things, but as the film progresses he gives away more and more of his special effects secrets, eventually confessing that he killed people for body parts! <<<< that's actually the big spoiler, and the way I imagine the film I'd never be able to make, but it's still an interesting idea. Had a title and everything - "Snuff". Brian Denehey in the lead roll...
Last I saw of Nigel Buckland he was presenting some utter rubbish robot wars-alike on BBC3. Dunno what happened to Stef though.
Go is also good - with Swingers, Go and The Bourne Identity Doug Liman seems to have made a fairly promising start to his career....
> Um.. Yes.
>
> Your three dots... tell me you're trying to mean something. What're
> you trying to say?!
Just a really lame gag about something or other...should have had a question mark really. I need a sandwich.
Your three dots... tell me you're trying to mean something. What're you trying to say?!
> I flicked through, but all I saw was some black and white footage of a
> naked man running down a beach, with German commentary.
That's the exact part I flicked to during a break of something else.
And they were the exact same thoughts I had.
It sucked for 10 seconds.
> you'd be better off with GO - C4 0:25 !
I'll pretend you never wrote that.
Man Bites Dog is an excellent film. Watched it a while back on channel 4, not knowing what it was about and was very impressed.
What was it doing on the Sci-fi channel though?