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New trailer online aaaaaaatttt: -
http://www.focusfeatures.com/viewer.php? (space) f=eternal_sunshine&c=trailer&ext=mov&w=480&h=270
This looks great. A borderline (fully?) SF movie part written by Charlie Kaufman (who I am admiring more and more as a writer)
I'll not give away the plot, but this looks to be a story about lost love, erased memory, and the stubbornness of the human psyche to let go of experiences, whether they are good or bad.
Would your mind fight to keep these experiences?
Good, heavy stuff, and quite probably incredibly funny.
http://www.focusfeatures.com/viewer.php? (space) f=eternal_sunshine&c=trailer&ext=mov&w=480&h=270
This looks great. A borderline (fully?) SF movie part written by Charlie Kaufman (who I am admiring more and more as a writer)
I'll not give away the plot, but this looks to be a story about lost love, erased memory, and the stubbornness of the human psyche to let go of experiences, whether they are good or bad.
Would your mind fight to keep these experiences?
Good, heavy stuff, and quite probably incredibly funny.
monkey_man wrote:
> Yeah, it should be interesting to see what he does with something
> longer than 4 minutes! It's a shame the plot (well, what I've read
> of it) sounds so similar to that God-awful Paycheck film. Have you
> got his Directors Label DVD?
I don't, no. I'm skinted from Xmas, so I'm having to limit my purchases. I will however as soon as I've got some cash be investing in that one, and the Spike Jonze one.
The plot has basic similarities, but goes in a completely different direction. Plus, its Kaufman, so don't expect *anything* :)
> Yeah, it should be interesting to see what he does with something
> longer than 4 minutes! It's a shame the plot (well, what I've read
> of it) sounds so similar to that God-awful Paycheck film. Have you
> got his Directors Label DVD?
I don't, no. I'm skinted from Xmas, so I'm having to limit my purchases. I will however as soon as I've got some cash be investing in that one, and the Spike Jonze one.
The plot has basic similarities, but goes in a completely different direction. Plus, its Kaufman, so don't expect *anything* :)
Yeah, it should be interesting to see what he does with something longer than 4 minutes! It's a shame the plot (well, what I've read of it) sounds so similar to that God-awful Paycheck film. Have you got his Directors Label DVD?
monkey_man wrote:
> Yeha, I've heard of this. Still haven't seen Adaptation, but I'll see
> this because I'm a huuuuuuge fan of Michel Gondry's work!
Aye, I loved his Bjork videos. Lets hope he does good work on this feature.
> Yeha, I've heard of this. Still haven't seen Adaptation, but I'll see
> this because I'm a huuuuuuge fan of Michel Gondry's work!
Aye, I loved his Bjork videos. Lets hope he does good work on this feature.
Yeha, I've heard of this. Still haven't seen Adaptation, but I'll see this because I'm a huuuuuuge fan of Michel Gondry's work!
And speaking of Kaufman, all his screeenplays are available here: -
http://www.beingcharliekaufman.com/
Including "Eternal Sunshine", which I am downloading and will be reading presently.
http://www.beingcharliekaufman.com/
Including "Eternal Sunshine", which I am downloading and will be reading presently.
New trailer online aaaaaaatttt: -
http://www.focusfeatures.com/viewer.php? (space) f=eternal_sunshine&c=trailer&ext=mov&w=480&h=270
This looks great. A borderline (fully?) SF movie part written by Charlie Kaufman (who I am admiring more and more as a writer)
I'll not give away the plot, but this looks to be a story about lost love, erased memory, and the stubbornness of the human psyche to let go of experiences, whether they are good or bad.
Would your mind fight to keep these experiences?
Good, heavy stuff, and quite probably incredibly funny.
http://www.focusfeatures.com/viewer.php? (space) f=eternal_sunshine&c=trailer&ext=mov&w=480&h=270
This looks great. A borderline (fully?) SF movie part written by Charlie Kaufman (who I am admiring more and more as a writer)
I'll not give away the plot, but this looks to be a story about lost love, erased memory, and the stubbornness of the human psyche to let go of experiences, whether they are good or bad.
Would your mind fight to keep these experiences?
Good, heavy stuff, and quite probably incredibly funny.