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By Karina Longworth posted 5 months ago
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BUTTERKNIFE 8: Smelly Elly

  • All of our SXSW coverage can be found here. Except for our Andre Williams interview, which lives here.
  • Butterknife wrapped up with episodes 7 and 8 (see above), and a where-are-they-now on the cast and crew.
  • Live Twittering the Cinema Eye Honors.
  • Anthony Minghella died of a brain hemmorhage.
  • On FilmCouch: Loving Rachel Welch, not loving Love Songs.
  • The sex tape as stealth marketing.
  • 2 Girls, 1 Clooney
  • When Batman sequels and presidential politics merge.
  • Harry Houdini battles the robots.
  • How long can Owen Wilson hide from reporters before we just automatically assume his films are crap?
  • Suburban moms get a chance to suck on Mr. Big.
  • If Madonna and Guy Ritchie break up, Swept Away will hold all the answers.
  • Please, somebody, give Parker Posey a decent job!
  • “Oh snap!”
  • Mamie Van Doren nipple slip. Yes, seriously.
  • Yay, Muppets!
  • Nerds are mad at Harvey Weinstein.
  • Trailers: The Children of Huang Shi, Tropic Thunder, Pathology
  • Sam Raimi + Jack Ryan = WTF?
  • Help a filmmaker by sending him your film.
  • Short films have a new venue: the news.
  • If there’s anything worse than green beer, it’s a bad Irish accent.
  • Judd Apatow is very busy.
  • Tracking the evolution from romantic solipsism to existential dread, from All That Heaven Allows to Ali: Fear Eats the Soul.
  • Why the audience shouldn’t be blamed for the faults of distributors and the laziness of critics.
  • Who’s buying movies from iTunes?
  • The Jewish Juno.
  • Chris knows why they call it slapstick.
  • Without Lily Tomlin, it’s just not a real feminist film.
  • The marshmallow King Kong.
  • Jewno for Purim. Clip of the Day.

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    When the announcer dropped the name “92nd Street Y Tribeca” in the Jew-centric Juno spoof above, I thought it was another Jewish joke. But it’s actually a real place, where Daily Show writer Rob Kutner is throwing a party for Purim this weekend, featuring “a comedic retelling of the story of Esther, as seen through the lens of current TV hits like Lost, American Idol and Ugly Betty.” The invite doesn’t say whether or not Jewno will be screened in its entirety at the event, or (maybe better) if it’ll be performed live––the teaser is just attached as some kind of sampling of the self-mocking New York’s finest young Semitic comedy writers will have on offer Saturday night.

    Via FilmDrunk