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You are wylin. Curb is comedy it doesn't matter what seasons you missed. Just jump in, tons of laughs, you'll be hooked. I didn't catch the very first season either but when I did give it a try I caught up with the quickness.I dunno...like by the time people really started hyping Curb, I was like 3 or 4 seasons back, and didn't feel like it. And now, there's just a ton of em.
Still been meaning to watch Seinfeld too.
I thought I saw most of em from random reruns, but I got the first 2 seasons when it came out on DVD and that was the first time I saw half of those.
I seen that in the Box too. I'll check it out.I haven't, but if you're looking to Redbox a movie I'd suggest Seven Psychopaths that just came out. Sharp dialogue, funny, meta-commentary on film itself, and definitely worth a watch.anybody seen Paperboy? Thinking about Redboxing it
I dunno...like by the time people really started hyping Curb, I was like 3 or 4 seasons back, and didn't feel like it. And now, there's just a ton of em.
Still been meaning to watch Seinfeld too.
I thought I saw most of em from random reruns, but I got the first 2 seasons when it came out on DVD and that was the first time I saw half of those.
i was too , caught up in a month .....they fly byI dunno...like by the time people really started hyping Curb, I was like 3 or 4 seasons back
Warner Bros Gives Green Light To Movie Version Of HBO Series ‘Entourage’
By MIKE FLEMING JR | Tuesday January 29, 2013 @ 9:42pm EST
EXCLUSIVE: Aquaman star Vinnie Chase is back, baby. Warner Bros has tonight given the green light on a movie version of Entourage, the HBO series that ran from 2004-2011. That gives a reprise for the inside Hollywood exploits of the up and coming film star, his manager and agent, his under-appreciated TV actor brother and the childhood pal/driver who form his inner circle.
The film will be directed by series creator Doug Ellin, who wrote the screenplay and who exec produced the series with Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson. Deals are starting to be made with Adrian Grenier, who played Chase, Kevin Connolly, who played his manager Eric “E” Murphy, Kevin Dillon, who played the actor’s brother Johnny Drama, Jerry Ferrara, who played their entrepreneurial driver Turtle, and Jeremy Piven, who played the show’s iconic type A talent agent Ari Gold. I’m sure Drama’s agent Lloyd (Rex Lee), E’s girl Sloan (Emmanuelle Chriqui), his management partner Scott (Scott Caan), and their quirky director collaborator Billy Walsh (Rhys Coiro) and Ari’s agency partner Barbara Miller (Beverly D’Angelo) will all be in the mix, along with a swarm of real Hollywood talent, playing themselves.
That’s about as far as the studio has gotten at this point, and there is no start date. I for one loved the series ending, in which Ari finally gave up his career and pledged his devotion to his long suffering gorgeous wife (Perry Reeves), only to get a last minute phone call offering him his dream job of running a film studio, knowing he’ll lose her if he says yes. Love to see how Ari negotiates himself out of that hell. Did I mention that I watched that show from start to finish, and miss it terribly?
While some naysayers might start in that an HBO transfer to film has no shot, the first Sex And The City did pretty well. For me, I can only think of one word to describe this development. Victory!!!!
Danny Boyle’s ‘Trance’ Scores New Poster and April US Release Date
Posted on Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 by Russ Fischer
This is essentially a big retweet, but it’s a good one, as Fox Searchlight has announced the US release date for Danny Boyle‘s new film Trance. The picture stars James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson and Vincent Cassell in a story about an art thief (McAvoy) who is injured while stealing a painting. He claims that amnesia prevents him from remembering where he stashed the loot, and so a crime boss (Cassell) employs a hypnotherapist (Dawson) to get the info out of the thief’s head.
The studio has announced an April 5 release for the film. More info, and a poster that ably captures what appears to be the very fragmented condition of McAvoy’s mind, follows after the break.
Danny Boyle’s film TRANCE will be released on April 5, 2013! Starring James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson and Vincent Cassell. twitter.com/foxsearchlight…
— Fox Searchlight (@foxsearchlight) January 29, 2013
The first UK trailer for the film makes Trance out to be something of a return to early form for Boyle. Energetic motion is captured both in the cinematography and the editing, and the subject matter seems as if it has given the director more license to play than ever before.
Here’s a larger version of the poster. Who’s going to be the first to hang this in a place where it’ll be the first thing they see every day?