How did they ever make a spoof of Lolita?
Who might be the Green Lantern? What is David Cronenberg doing next? Which actor thinks he can do Louis Armstrong? You’d better wear something waterproof…
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warner bros The Bazura Project looks into why science fiction movies contain practically no science.
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total recall Shannon meets his favourite director, Brian Trenchard-Smith, and keeps the swooning to an appropriate level.
The Coen Brothers create a film called Burn After Reading. Focus groups create a film called Max Payne. Questionable 60s judgment creates this week’s Show and Found.
