
As always, within
Entertainment Weekly's summer movies issue is that little box at the end of each month's listing from May to August in which the "smaller" movies get a half-sentence to sentence mention. Usually, they deserve the little mention that they get. But I've slogged through and below is a list of what looks like the most interesting contenders of the group.
The Fall (
imdb link) (
trailer) (
wikipedia link)
Bigger, Stronger, Faster (
imdb link) (
wikipedia link)
The Unknown Woman (
imdb link) (
trailer) (
wikipedia link)
Trumbo (
imdb link)
Religulous (
imdb link) (
Bill Maher on Larry King You Tube link)
Boy A (
imdb link) (
wikipedia link)
Choke (
imdb link) (
wikipedia link)
1 comment:
I'm really excited for Choke too. The word from the festival circuit is really strong and I love Sam Rockwell. I wonder if it'll go the same way as Fight Club, though - as much as it's become a success on the College/cult circuit, it would be nice if these sort of counterculture films get some box office dough as well.
Perhaps they should play off the inevitable religious controversy?
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