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movies-digest        Sunday, November 21 1999        Volume 02 : Number 253



RE:[MV] Movie to see tonight?????
[MV] being John Malkovitch
[MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
[MV] Movie News - 11/15/99
[MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
[MV] Movie News - 11/16/99
Re: [MV] Movie News - 11/16/99
[MV] movie question
[MV] movie question
Re: [MV] movie question
[MV] RE: (MV) movie question
Re: [MV] Movie News - 11/16/99
[MV] MovieJuice! - ADVANCE - THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH - For Your Thighs Only
[MV] Re: [thankyouthankyouthankyou
Re: [MV] Movie Transcripts
[MV] Movie News - 11/18/99
[MV] Sci-Fi Movie News - 11/18/99
[MV] MovieJuice! - SLEEPY HOLLOW - Heads and Tales

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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 08:15:00 -0800
From: ("David M Hoptman") <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE:[MV] Movie to see tonight?????

Go see the Bone Collector.It's not romantic,but lots of suspense.---Dave

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I am looking for a movie to go and see tonight with my boyfriend. I want
something romantic, but alot adventure. Any suggestions on good movies to
see? We are both tender hearted people so a tear jerker would be good. Okay,
Okay, I am weird!!! :)

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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 13:04:16 -0600
From: Diane Christy <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] being John Malkovitch

I just saw this last night and really didn't like it.  I liked the
stuff about the puppeteer though.  Thought that was very interesting
and thought that brought up interesting questions about who we really
are and all that.  But on the whole I found myself rolling my eyes
and finding the characters pathetic.  What did you guys think.  Am I
being too harsh?  Sometimes I think if the characters aren't remotely
similar to people I know (or an existence I can identify with) then I
really don't care about them.  These people were just too weird for
me!!
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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 13:17:00 -0600
From: "Eldridge, Carla" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch

     I enjoyed the movie for the reasons that you didn't.  Some of the
     characters were a little on the strange side, but that's what made it
     interesting.  I just found the concept of being able to literally get
     into someone's head like Malkovitch to be cool. It's an interesting
     concept, sort of a take on Alice in Wonderland...step through this
     door to experience someone else's life firsthand.  Although the
     thought of being dump somewhere in Jersey didn't appeal to me:)

     As for identifying with characters in movies in order to enjoy them,
     that criteria would severely curtail my viewing pleasure.  I didn't
     think that I had too much in common with the characters in the Matrix,
     Pulp Fiction, or Run Lola Run, but I still enjoyed the movies.

     Carla


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I just saw this last night and really didn't like it.  I liked the
stuff about the puppeteer though.  Thought that was very interesting
and thought that brought up interesting questions about who we really
are and all that.  But on the whole I found myself rolling my eyes and
finding the characters pathetic.  What did you guys think.  Am I being
too harsh?  Sometimes I think if the characters aren't remotely
similar to people I know (or an existence I can identify with) then I
really don't care about them.  These people were just too weird for
me!!
~~~~~
Diane Christy (Samantha and Joshua's Mom)
Jefferson, LA
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mailto:[e-mail]
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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 12:51:12 -0700
From: "The Reporter" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] Movie News - 11/15/99

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The big-screen adventures of Pikachu had children
and parents shelling out about $32.4 million to enter the fantasy
world of Pokemon, making it the No. 1 film at the weekend box office,
according to industry estimates released Sunday. "Pokemon: The First
Movie" continues to ride a wave of popularity among elementary
school-aged children. The animated Warner Brothers film, which
follows Pikachu and friends as they battle a bio-engineered foe, has
earned $52.1 million since its debut Wednesday, a new five-day record
for animated features. "Pokemon couldn't be hotter than it is right
now," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of Exhibitor Relations Co.
Inc., which tracks the box office. "Kids are insatiable for
entertainment and they'll consume everything that comes out in a big
way." The film has been helped by an ongoing fervor among children
for Pokemon trading cards and a tie-in promotional campaign with
Burger King. For the uninitiated, Pokemon is a blend of the words
"pocket monster." It started as a Japanese cartoon and caught on in
the United States as a Nintendo game and trading card series.

Last week's top film, "The Bone Collector," took the No. 2 spot with
an estimated $12 million in ticket sales. The movie stars Denzel
Washington as a bedridden New York cop who tries to track down a
serial killer. The debut of director Kevin Smith's controversial film
"Dogma" ranked third with $8.8 million. The movie has raised the ire
of some Roman Catholics for its irreverent look at the nature of
faith. "Sometimes there's no such thing as bad press," said
Dergarabedian. "Film recognition and awareness by an audience are
really important and the director has been pounding the pavement
pretty hard." Moviegoers benefited from a wide range of choices this
weekend with films for all ages and backgrounds, Dergarabedian said.
Audiences, for example, continued to spook themselves with "The Sixth
Sense," starring Bruce Willis. The movie finished tenth in the
weekend tally with $2.7 million and has earned $267.8 million since
debuting 15 weeks ago. The film could reach the $300 million plateau
if it receives a Golden Globe or Oscar nomination, said Chuck Viane,
president of distribution for Disney's Buena Vista Pictures.

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Cigarette maker Brown & Williamson Tobacco is
accusing The Walt Disney Co. of maliciously distorting the truth in a
new movie chronicling the struggles of a tobacco industry
whistleblower. In a full-page newspaper ad, Brown & Williamson
contends that "The Insider" wrongly suggests that the tobacco company
threatened the life of former B&W executive Jeffrey Wigand. "They
said we committed a crime - threatening someone is criminal
activity," said Mark Smith, a Brown & Williamson spokesman. "We're
very concerned about it. We're considering our options, in terms of a
lawsuit." The film, released last week, focuses on Wigand and a
battle within CBS over whether to air a "60 Minutes" story about his
allegations that tobacco companies manipulated nicotine levels in
cigarettes and lied about their addictive power.

The ad in Friday's Wall Street Journal was partly an attempt to
counter appearances by Wigand and others promoting the movie, Smith
said. The other motive was to get the attention of Disney executives,
who ignored Brown & Williamson's attempt to get the script changed,
he said. A Disney spokesman said the film was a responsible telling
of Wigand's story, and includes a disclaimer saying there is no known
connection between Brown & Williamson and the threats against Wigand.
"The film itself never suggests who might have been behind the
threats," John Dreyer said.

                        -=> * <=-

NEW YORK (AP) - The newest Bond Girl says the idea of playing
opposite Agent 007 at first excited her, until she turned on the TV
and saw her casting announced on the evening news. "I didn't realize
just how huge James Bond was until that moment," Denise Richards says
in the December issue of Cosmopolitan. "It scared me, because I
thought, 'Wow, this is a huge move, people are going to see this!'
I'm used to doing stuff that you never know if anyone's going to
see." Richards, who has acted in "Wild Things" and "Starship
Troopers," plays nuclear weapons expert, Dr. Christmas Jones, in "The
World is not Enough," which opens Nov. 19. As for her co-star,
Richards says Pierce Brosnan is "a class act, a real gentleman."

                        -=> * <=-

NEW YORK (AP) - Winona Ryder says she's feeling a little nervous
about her new movie "Girl, Interrupted." Ryder, 28, said in Sunday's
New York Times that she invested more of herself in this role than in
any other because of a personal connection. The film is based on
Susanna Kaysen's memoir of a two-year stay as a teen-ager in a
psychiatric clinic. Ryder briefly checked herself into a hospital at
age 20 for treatment of depression, something she never discussed
publicly before. "I was overworked and overtired - too tired to
sleep," she said. "The worst part of it was not being able to
describe it - the overwhelming horror of the anxiety attacks - even
to my own family, to the people closest to me."

Ryder's father gave her Kaysen's book a year later, and she said she
immediately identified with the experience. "I was just coming out of
my very serious depression, and I didn't know what to label it, just
as Susanna doesn't know what to label hers," she said. The movie is
scheduled to open Dec. 21.

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Gwyneth Paltrow is said to be circling
Paramount Pictures romantic comedy "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days."
"How to Lose a Guy" finds its roots in the illustrated guide of the
same name that chronicles the "don'ts of dating" and what it takes to
doom a promising relationship - in just 10 days. "How to Lose a Guy"
tells the story of a womanizer who bets his friends he can stay in a
relationship for more than 10 days. He winds up getting more than he
bargained for when the woman he chooses tries to get rid of him.
Paltrow, now before cameras for Miramax's "Bounce," has not yet
locked in her next feature project but has expressed interest in "How
to Lose a Guy." No director is on board.

                        -=> * <=-

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Julia Ormond will join Vince Vaughn and Ed
Harris in the dark comedy "Prime Gig" for Cary Woods' New Line
Cinema-based Independent Pictures. Veteran stage director Gregory
Mosher makes his feature helming debut on the film, which begins
shooting next week in Los Angeles. The movie follows a soon-to-be
laid-off telemarketer who undertakes a quixotic search for the
perfect phone job. Screenwriter William Wheeler developed the script
at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab. The British actress' credits
include "Legends of the Fall," "Sabrina," "Smilla's Sense of Snow"
and this year's Cannes opener "The Barber of Siberia."

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Parker Posey, Eugene Levy, Michael McKean
and Catherine O'Hara have joined the cast of "Untitled Dogumentary
Project," an ensemble film that Christopher Guest is directing for
Castle Rock Entertainment. "Dogumentary" adopts the same
improvisational, mock documentary style as Guest's "Waiting for
Guffman." It tells the story of eccentric dog owners gearing for the
canine showdown of their lives, the prestigious Mayflower Kennel Club
Dog Show.


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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 13:53:48 -0600
From: Diane Christy <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch

On 11/15/99, 1:17 PM -0600, Eldridge, Carla said so nicely:
>As for identifying with characters in movies in order to enjoy them,
>     that criteria would severely curtail my viewing pleasure.  I didn't
>     think that I had too much in common with the characters in the Matrix,
>     Pulp Fiction, or Run Lola Run, but I still enjoyed the movies.

I see your point.  Maybe I spoke too soon when I said that I need to
identify with a familiar existence.  It's not the existence.  But I
do need to see something familiar with the people on the screen.  I
suppose I just didn't like the characters in Being John Malkovitch.
I'm not too good at watching movies where I don't like the
characters.  I did think the concept of plopping into someone else
experience was kind of cool.  But I guess it wasn't "cool" enough for
me to say that I liked the movie.  Thanks for answering my letter.

~~~~~
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Jefferson, LA
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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 14:45:42 CST
From: "Wade S." <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch

I saw it this weekend, and I didn't think it was all that great myself. I
enjoyed a lot of it, and there are some pretty interesting and funny
moments. And, you have to give credit to John Malkovich's sense of humor to
be willing to participate in this. I thought that maybe the dialogue's
pacing was kind of draggy-slow, at least to me it was, and I thought the
ending was predictable, although yeah ironically funny. I kept waiting for
some discussion or attempt at revelation for the nature of man's soul,
etc... thinking that there would be some existential kind of crisis of
greater profundity (and there is a crisis of sorts, but it is direct and
linear, as opposed to provoking serious philosophical questions), but the
question is barely posed before it is ignored. I did find it very amusing
what happens when Malkovich enters his own mind.. after all what would we
see if we could see through our own eyes as an outside individual. Strangely
surreal. One of the funniest moments was the bizarre and unexpected cameo by
Charlie Sheen as himself.

As a whole, I didn't think it deserved the kind of robust praise it has
gotten, but it is an ok watch. I definitely think that John Malkovich should
get a Best Supporting Actor nod, playing himself of course. He would deserve
the Oscar for that.

Wade


>From: Diane Christy <[e-mail]>
>Reply-To: [e-mail]
>To: "Eldridge, Carla" <[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
>Subject: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
>Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 13:53:48 -0600
>
>On 11/15/99, 1:17 PM -0600, Eldridge, Carla said so nicely:
>>As for identifying with characters in movies in order to enjoy them,
>>     that criteria would severely curtail my viewing pleasure.  I didn't
>>     think that I had too much in common with the characters in the
>>Matrix,
>>     Pulp Fiction, or Run Lola Run, but I still enjoyed the movies.
>
>I see your point.  Maybe I spoke too soon when I said that I need to
>identify with a familiar existence.  It's not the existence.  But I
>do need to see something familiar with the people on the screen.  I
>suppose I just didn't like the characters in Being John Malkovitch.
>I'm not too good at watching movies where I don't like the
>characters.  I did think the concept of plopping into someone else
>experience was kind of cool.  But I guess it wasn't "cool" enough for
>me to say that I liked the movie.  Thanks for answering my letter.
>
>~~~~~
>Diane Christy (Samantha and Joshua's Mom)
>Jefferson, LA
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 18:56:41 -0800
From: Oz <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch

"Wade S." wrote:
>
> I did find it very amusing
> what happens when Malkovich **** his own ****.. One of the funniest moments
> was the bizarre and unexpected cameo by ****** ***** as himself.

Wow. Two spoilers in one hit. I'm sure the fact that the cameo was
unexpected greatly enhanced the humour and enjoyment you got from
the film. Unfortunately for some of us who haven't yet seen the
movie and read that paragraph, we won't be able to enjoy the same
feeling of discovery.

I mean, it's no Nathan Lane giving away the ending of Sixth Sense on
Letterman, but seriously, thanks a bunch. Can we have a little
forethought in the future?

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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 08:11:34 CST
From: "Wade S." <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch

Hey sorry. I bitch about spoilers as much as anyone ever has. But, neither
of those tidbits is hardly a spoiler. As for the first part, the clips being
shown when Malkovich has been on the talk show circuit explicitly are the
scene immediately after so he tells you what just happened... plus I did not
tell you the specifics of what happened. I have also seen the cameo
mentioned quite a few times. I didn't consider that to really be spoiler
material, but I wouldn't be surprised if you already knew those facts anyway
and just feel like jumping on my case on the list. So, sorry if I ruined it
for you, well not for you OZ but for anyone else.


>From: Oz <[e-mail]>
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>Subject: Re: [MV] RE: (MV) being John Malkovitch
>Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 18:56:41 -0800
>
>"Wade S." wrote:
> >
> > I did find it very amusing
> > what happens when Malkovich **** his own ****.. One of the funniest
>moments
> > was the bizarre and unexpected cameo by ****** ***** as himself.
>
>Wow. Two spoilers in one hit. I'm sure the fact that the cameo was
>unexpected greatly enhanced the humour and enjoyment you got from
>the film. Unfortunately for some of us who haven't yet seen the
>movie and read that paragraph, we won't be able to enjoy the same
>feeling of discovery.
>
>I mean, it's no Nathan Lane giving away the ending of Sixth Sense on
>Letterman, but seriously, thanks a bunch. Can we have a little
>forethought in the future?
>
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 12:27:30 -0700
From: "The Reporter" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] Movie News - 11/16/99

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Robert De Niro has dropped out of Martin
Scorsese's "Gangs of New York" for personal reasons. Sources close to
the actor said he does not wish to venture out of the United States
for the shoot. "Gangs," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, was scheduled for
an April start in Rome. Instead, De Niro was finalizing a $15 million
deal over the weekend to star in "The Score" for Mandalay Pictures.
Slated for a March start in San Francisco, "The Score" is about a
thief who is ready to retire but gets pulled back for one last score
when he is blackmailed by a younger thief.

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - The Paramount-based Robert Evans Co. and
SNL Studios have teamed to take a swing at remaking the studio's 1953
comedy "The Caddy," which starred Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. The
original tells the story of Harvey (Lewis), a shy but talented golfer
hellbent on playing on the PGA tour. Latching on to Joe (Martin), a
stylish gadabout, Harvey teaches him everything he knows about the
game and plans to enter the tournament as Joe's caddy. However, as
Joe's game improves, his ego grows. He begins to think Harvey is
useless and wants to take the tour alone. The new version, geared to
a youthful audience, will be written by Shawn Schepps ("Encino Man,"
"Son in Law") and Jonathan Prince ("18 Again!"). No cast or director
is set.

                        -=> * <=-

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Jeff Daniels will star as a college writing
professor in Michael Walker's indie psychological horror story
"Chasing Sleep," a low-budget project that marks Walker's feature
directorial debut. Financed mostly by Le Studio Canal Plus, "Chasing
Sleep" began shooting Tuesday in Daniels' hometown of Chelsea, Mich.
The story centers on Daniels' character, who wakes up one night to
find that his wife hasn't returned home. Over the course of several
sleepless nights, he confronts detectives, psychiatrists and a
smitten student as he struggles to understand her disappearance.


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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 14:00:44 -0600 (CST)
From: umfalkce <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] Movie News - 11/16/99

Why isn't my question posting!!!!!!  I've asked a question 3 times and it still
hasn't been posted!
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 14:03:11 -0600 (CST)
From: umfalkce <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] movie question

There was a movie review done last month and it described a movie that starred
Michael York and Casper van diem- it was an armageddon movie, but I forget the
name of the movie!  I think it started with an 'O'.
PLEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEe!!!!!!
Somebody tellme how to find it!


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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 13:14:00 -0700
From: ("Paul D  Richardson") <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] movie question

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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 15:48:14 -0500
From: Mel Eperthener <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] movie question

At 02.03 PM 16/11/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>There was a movie review done last month and it described a movie that
starred
>Michael York and Casper van diem- it was an armageddon movie, but I forget
the
>name of the movie!  I think it started with an 'O'.
>PLEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEe!!!!!!
>Somebody tellme how to find it!

Sounds like The Omega Code.  A Christian end-of-the-world, Y2K-type movie.
Reviews have been pretty good.

It did well in the theatres the first week, but probably is in the cheap
houses now.  Might be on video in the near term.  Still, from what I have
heard, it is well-worth looking for.

Regards,

- --Mel


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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 15:07:00 -0600
From: "Eldridge, Carla" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] RE: (MV) movie question

     I remember reading about a movie that was suppose to have been
     targeted for the "Christian Coalition" type of audience.  Is this the
     same movie and if so, has anyone out there seen it?

     Carla


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At 02.03 PM 16/11/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>There was a movie review done last month and it described a movie that
starred
>Michael York and Casper van diem- it was an armageddon movie, but I forget
the
>name of the movie!  I think it started with an 'O'.
>PLEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEe!!!!!!
>Somebody tellme how to find it!

Sounds like The Omega Code.  A Christian end-of-the-world, Y2K-type movie.
Reviews have been pretty good.

It did well in the theatres the first week, but probably is in the cheap
houses now.  Might be on video in the near term.  Still, from what I have
heard, it is well-worth looking for.

Regards,

- --Mel


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Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 10:32:11 +0000
From: Garrett Winters <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] Movie News - 11/16/99

on 16/11/99 20:00, umfalkce at [e-mail] wrote:

> Why isn't my question posting!!!!!!  I've asked a question 3 times and it
> still
> hasn't been posted!
> "Scully........I love you"
> Fox Mulder
> Triangle
Well this got through, why didn't you ask the question this time?
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Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 10:08:41 -0500 (EST)
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Subject: [MV] MovieJuice! - ADVANCE - THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH - For Your Thighs Only

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH û For Your Thighs Only

by Mark Ramsey

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November 17, 1999

Sad to say, I've seen all 19 James Bond movies and no big fan am I, but finally here's a Bond film that has me all shaken and stirred.

Don't get me wrong, The World is Not Enough is chocked full of the usual trashy fun, preposterous escapes, exotic babes, and fetching scenery, but this time it adds to smashing good fun with a minimum of eye-rolling and - God forbid - even a wee bit of depth.

It ain't all a bed of roses, of course.  As usual in the language of Bond-age, every third line is a double-entendre which is tiresome beyond all description.  If I wanted quips I'd get Bruce Vilanch and Whoopi Goldberg.

What can you say about a movie that features the matter/anti-matter combination of Dame Judi Dench and Broad Denise Richards?  Excuse me, nuclear physicist Denise Richards.  Which letter in MIT stands for "beautician," anyway?

"I wear shorts and a tank top," explains Denise, "it's more scientific looking."  So is a rat on a treadmill, but I don't see Denise running in circles, at least not without a titanium sports bra and a stockpile of Dramamine.  Is that a tattoo on your belly, Denise, or are some bionics sticking out?

Because the world is not enough, Denise, the Sofia Coppola of Bond movies, comes ready-made with two worlds, Venus and Pluto, both orbiting between her neck and waist and possessing a gravitational pull like a Hooter tractor beam.  Never has so much talent been entirely invisible to the naked eye, hidden mysteriously beneath Lara Croft science-wear.

"What do I need to defuse a nuclear bomb?" asks James.  "Me," replies Denise, anticipating perhaps that her turbo-breasts will be used to muffle the blast.

That bomb, by the way, is controlled by Windows CE!  How can an operating system control a nuclear bomb but not show me a full calendar month on my PDA?  Can I detonate this piece of crap?

James encounters physicist Denise in the middle of Kazakhstan - a desert-like region called Implantistan, where Arabs can't find teeth, but Denise can find good makeup and hair.

Truthfully, science has a great deal to do with Denise's appeal.  Who needs special effects when Denise brings her nuclear tipped silicone warheads.  Specially equipped with a pair of Playtex high-yield tactical fission silos, Denise needs a firm footing or she'll topple forward, thanks to a center of gravity just north of the Arctic circle.

And then there's testosterone magnet Sophie Marceau, who may indeed be French.  Sophie spends virtually all of this movie wrapped in a robe or strategically placed bedding.  Damn it, this flick couldn't be more PG if Sophie slept in Star Wars sheets and savored caviar from a PokΘmon lunch box!

I would describe the plot of this movie, but to tell the truth I have no idea what the hell was going on, but I liked it.  Something about competing pipelines, and I'm not talking about Denise and Sophie.

One terrific moment:  The introduction of comic genius John Cleese as Q's protΘgΘ in a scene where Q almost literally bows out.  It's an exit more honorable than any actor playing Bond ever had, that's for sure.

God Bless Pierce Brosnan, who has left behind Rene Russo and returned where he belongs - to babes half his age.  Pierce is surprisingly good in this - so good I've almost forgotten Roger Moore's smarm and that weird cleft in Timothy Dalton's chin (Timothy who?).

I couldn't help noticing something strange:  James makes love with his watch on.  Not to mention that furry bear skin Pierce calls a "chest."

A lot of the credit for the strength of this flick goes to the great Judi Dench - who brings a big sloppy wet kiss of class to these proceedings - and a largely unrecognizable Robert Carlyle as the villain.

Robert's got a bullet in his brain which is slowly killing him but not until it gives him superhuman strength...uh... Denise, can you explain the science behind this phenomenon?  He holds a scalding rock and feels no pain - does this mean Anthony Robbins has a bullet in his head too?

When Denise and James are sinking together in a submarine, Denise pulls her ripcord in the nick of time, safely surfacing the sub and providing twin life-rafts for dozens of survivors.

Now there's a "Titanic" which really is unsinkable.

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Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 11:23:31 -0600 (CST)
From: umfalkce <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] Re: [thankyouthankyouthankyou

A big smooch of thanks to the people who helped me find the Omega Code.  Now all
I have to do is find it in Canada.  I guess it can't be that hard.
Keep smilin!


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Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 10:41:08 +1300 (NZDT)
From: Al Dunn <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: [MV] Movie Transcripts

There are quite a few places.

Two script places:
http://www.script-o-rama/
http://simplyscripts.home.att.net/


And here is a good site with scripts and transcripts, for movie and TV:
http://www.dailyscript.com/

I think that at least the last one has a Matrix script. But, remember, that
occasionally a script is a little different than the movie as they may make
changes when filming. I don't know if that is the case with this one.

Wade

>From: "RV Chua" <[e-mail]>
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>To: <[e-mail]>
>Subject: [MV] Movie Transcripts
>Date: Tue, 19 Oct 1999 16:23:08 -0700
>
>Hello,
>
>Does anyone know where I can download complete movie transcripts? I visited
>some sites already but some of their scripts are not the same as the movie
>release. I have been trying to find a complete script of The Matrix but all
>I can find is only 50% complete. Usually after watching a movie, I try to
>read the script so that I can relive some of the moments. I also try to
>collect cool quotes from the movies I see.
>
>Blacknight
>
>
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Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 15:13:19 -0700
From: "The Reporter" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] Movie News - 11/18/99

NEW YORK (Billboard) - CBS isn't touched by the marketing of Kevin
Smith's religious satire "Dogma" and has forced distributor Lions
Gate to withdraw a tagline that plays off the network's Sunday night
family hit "Touched by an Angel." After receiving a cease-and-desist
letter from CBS on Friday, Lions Gate responded by promising to
withdraw all ads that featured the slogan "Get 'Touched' by an
Angel." The CBS letter threatened legal action if the distributor
continued to use the "Touched by an Angel" slogan in newspaper and
radio ads. "Both CBS and the production offices for 'Touched by an
Angel' have received numerous calls from people confused about the
connection between our family oriented TV series and your irreverent
movie that apparently belittles every religious tenet embraced by our
show," read the letter from CBS assistant general counsel Beth Jones.
The "Get 'Touched' by an Angel" slogan was coined by Smith to promote
his controversial satire of Catholicism, which opened Friday with a
strong $8.7 million on 1,269 screens.

                        -=> * <=-

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - This is the story of the lion, the
billionaire and the spy, the trio fronting the revival of a venerable
studio whose roar has softened to a meow. Reclusive investor Kirk
Kerkorian, on his third go-round as principal owner of
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this month pumped another big chunk of his
fortune into the studio. On Friday, MGM will pair two of its prized
possessions - James Bond and Leo the Lion - for the first time.
Unlike the previous 18 Bond movies, released under the studio's
United Artists brand, "The World Is Not Enough" opens as an MGM
picture with Leo's famous rumble segueing into the classic Bond theme
music. It's a sign of the new management's resolve to capitalize on
MGM's best-known assets in hopes of rebuilding a studio that's been
bleeding money for more than a decade and has been in a creative funk
for nearly as long.

"We're doing everything and anything we can in order to revitalize
the company," said MGM Vice Chairman Chris McGurk, who left Universal
Pictures six months ago to join Alex Yemenidjian, MGM's new chairman
and chief executive officer. "We were left with a great asset and
brand that's not been utilized properly." MGM had fallen so low from
the glamour years, when its epic films and musicals defined
Hollywood, that the studio had only two places to go - up, or out of
business. Defying industry death knells of the last few years, when
MGM struggled to recover from disastrous prior management and a
string of box office duds, the studio is having its brightest year in
ages. Though still facing a big loss for 1999, MGM reported its first
full quarterly profit in 11 years last month.

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Oscar winner Robert Duvall is set to star
with Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Sixth Day" for Sony-based Phoenix
Pictures. Roger Spottiswoode is expected to start shooting the $80
million-budgeted action film in December in Vancouver. Michael
Rapaport, Sarah Wynter and Michael Rooker also have been cast in the
film. The script by Cormac and Marianne Wibberley centers on a man
(Schwarzenegger) who returns home one day to discover that he has
been replaced by a clone. Duvall will play a cloning scientist who is
in business with the film's not-yet-cast lead villain.

                        -=> * <=-

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - TΘa Leoni has signed on to star as Nicolas
Cage's love interest in the romantic comedy "Family Man" for Beacon
Communications and Universal Pictures. The project is slated to start
shooting Monday with Brett Ratner ("Rush Hour") at the helm. "Family
Man" marks Leoni's first film project since taking some time off
after the April birth of her baby, Madelaine, with husband David
Duchovny. "Family" tells the story of a New York investment banker
(Cage) who has forsaken love for his career. One day, he wakes up to
find himself living the life he would have enjoyed had he married his
college sweetheart (Leoni), complete with a home in the suburbs and a
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Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 18:55:38 -0700
From: "The Reporter" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [MV] Sci-Fi Movie News - 11/18/99

Film producers Mario Kassar and Andy Vajna have
announced plans to shoot two new Terminator
movies back to back beginning next year. Variety
reports that Metalheads scribe Tedi Sarafian will pen
Terminator 3 for a 2001 release, while Supernova
screenwriter David Wilson will work on Terminator 4.

It's not clear whether franchise star Arnold
Schwarzenegger will appear in the films, but it's doubtful
that writer/director James Cameron--who directed the
first two movies in the series--will be involved. The
pictures are being developed by Kassar and Vajna's
company C-2 Pictures.

Terminator 3 will be set in what will then be present-day
2001 and will feature a nuclear war. According to C-2
executive James Middleton, "The fourth movie is going to
be set in the future, after the nuclear conflagration has
ended.

"The setting will be that apocalyptic world you saw in
both of the first two films," Middleton said. "The third will
lead you into the fourth, and [resistance leader] John
Connor will be the lead in both of those movies, which
follow and expand his character. There will be a protector
Terminator, and an antagonist machine."

Rumors about the Terminator franchise have been
circulating during the two years since Vajna and Kassar
spent $8 million to acquire the rights to the property.
Terminator films have previously been reported to be in
the works at Fox and Universal, both with and without
Schwarzenegger and Cameron attached, but it appears
those deals are dead.

                        -=> * <=-

During a Nov. 15 press conference for his new
supernatural thriller End of Days, Arnold
Schwarzenegger discussed his possible involvement
with the recently announced Terminator 3 and 4 movies.
The two films will be shot back to back by producers
Mario Kassar and Andy Vajna, and the filmmakers have
said they plan to approach Schwarzenegger about starring
in the pictures.

However, Schwarzenegger said he isn't interested unless
Terminator writer/director James Cameron is involved. "I
have no intentions of doing it except when Jim Cameron is
doing the directing or the producing or the writing," he
explained. "Jim Cameron has to be involved in one way or
another."

Since Cameron has indicated he's no longer interested in
working on the Terminator franchise now that the films
aren't set up over at Fox, it looks like Schwarzenegger
won't be back.


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Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 18:27:25 -0500 (EST)
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Subject: [MV] MovieJuice! - SLEEPY HOLLOW - Heads and Tales

THANKS THIS WEEKà

àto the writers and publishers of the ôINTERNET COOL GUIDE: A Savvy Guide to the Best Destinations on the Web.ö  ItÆs a very slick book and the third one this year (that IÆm aware of) to cite and review MovieJuice.com in a list of whatÆs cool (Hey, the Internet ainÆt JUST a place to sell stuff, you know).  MovieJuice.com was awarded a special credit for ôoriginality,ö curiously unlike most of the movies I write about.
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by Mark Ramsey

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November 21, 1999

It's a box office battle between the Headless Horseman and the Mindless Denise Richards.  One spectre can slice off a man's head with one bold thrust, the other can vibrate her boobies to tune a piano.  Pick your poison!

Sleepy Hollow is Tim Burton's latest nightmare before Christmas and it's one hell of a pre-holiday gift.  Not since the zoo got the pandas have I been so excited!

You know the story:  The legendary Headless Horseman sweeps through an 18th Century New York village, terrifying and beheading the townspeople and taking their heads for his collection, which is later to be auctioned at Sotheby's for outrageous sums proving, once again, that cool heads truly do prevail.

Johnny Depp returns in his third Burton film, but his first playing opposite a headless guy since Al Pacino blew his top in Donnie Brasco.  Johnny looks like Edward Scissorhands after a Jenny Jones Show makeover.

Christina Ricci sleepwalks her way through this flick as Katrina Van Tassel.  If a Van Tassel marries a Van Loafer, what are the odds the kid will end up in sales?  Can a Van Golf Foursome be far behind?

Katrina's boyfriend, Casper Van Dien, plays Brom Van Brunt even though he looks more like Surfer Van Dude.  There's nothing like hanging ten before a long day of farming, is there?  Does your tractor have a longboard rack, Casper?  It's a rad day for epic harvesting, isn't it?

Much of the romance stuff between Johnny and Christina is a lead weight dragging behind an otherwise zip-zappy tale.  The stilted dialogue is just a bit too close to the atmospheric but tedious 60's Hammer films that were Sleepy Hollow's inspiration.  Even that great Hammer stalwart Christopher Lee shows up in a small role shaking his finger at Johnny as if to say:  "Look who outlived Peter Cushing, young man!"

If the sword-swinging style of the Headless Horseman looks familiar, it's for good reason.  This man knows his way around a saber!  It's Martial Arts maestro Ray Park, last seen in red and black warpaint as Darth Maul and now taking a breather from Star Wars conventions long enough to corner the market on roles for anonymous costumed Martial Arts experts.  "Villainy wears many masks," says Johnny Depp.  And behind them all - it's Ray!

I'm not giving away anything to say that Chris Walken is the Horseman prior to his Headless mid-life crisis.  Chris snarls and growls and bares his dagger-like teeth in a role with no dialogue - zero.  If this doesn't get Chris uninvited from the Actor's Studio then nothing will.  At this rate, Chris and Ray Park will be competing for roles.

My favorite character actor in Sleepy Hollow is Burton regular and "Ferris Bueller" alum Jeffrey Jones who plays in powder wigs so much his head is soft as a baby's butt and he's increasingly sympathetic to King George.

The creepy centerpiece of Sleepy Hollow is the "Tree of the Dead," a craggily blood-spewing structure, part Hollywood, part Vine.  The Horseman bursts from this evil oak on his black steed and charges across the countryside, lobbing off more heads than the cost-cutters at Disney.

I understand the "Tree of the Dead" better than most.  You see,  despite my best efforts, I never fail to cultivate the "Houseplants of the Dead."

Naturally this movie is full of quintessential Burton nods to his own catalog and to classic horror - from wink-wink references to Scissorhands and Beetlejuice to more obscure salutes - the windmill from Frankenstein and the Iron Maiden from The Pit and the Pendulum.  I love little touches like the fog literally reaching to snuff out the torches surrounding the town.  It's why Tim is always must-see in my book.

Sleepy Hollow is death and destruction on a stick.  Anyone who hates this fairy scary tale is not using his head.

Copyright 1999 Mark Ramsey.  All rights reserved.  NO PORTION MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR.
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