Renny Harlin’s 1996 film The Long Kiss Goodnight was, for better or worse, mostly left behind by audiences. With a $65 million budget and close to $100 million in worldwide receipts, it undoubtedly made money, but its $33 million gross in the United States stamped the film as a failure in spite of overall positive reviews. More to the point, since its release, it seems to have been largely forgotten by film fans, wedged somewhere in...
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So I only got one response for the “If Wes Anderson Made A Superhero Movie” and I guess by default that makes them the winner. So the winner is:
Anna from Split ReelAnd with that, I’ll announce your new theme.
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Andrew here. Am I late with this? I never know if I’m going or coming really, but I’m here with the options for you to vote and this month we’re recasting the Billy Wilder classic Sabrina. I’d have a lot of money if I had a dollar for every time us bloggers bitch about terrible romantic comedies, so think of this as a way for you to make your own romantic comedy – mixing and matching. We’ve...
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Andrew here. Just in case you wanted to take part in the latest LAMB Casting episode, but forgot or were just lazy (like I usually am) you have until Saturday night to send me your submissions. We’re recasting the main principals of Sabrina and you just need to send me your ideas at dangerous.liaison231[@]yahoo.com. Be as original as possible.
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Just a reminder to email me your photoshop submissions by Monday, August 15th at 11:00 PM EST. Email them to invasionofthebmovies@gmail.com. The theme is If Wes Anderson Made A Superhero Movie. Email or leave a comment if you have any questions.
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