Coffee and cigarettes

[martha]

It's a Jim Jarmusch movie. (If I spelled that right.) It's really good and funny. Some of the vignettes are hilarious. Jack White and Meg White are very funny in their section, and Bill Murray is hilarious in his. Alfred Molina and Steve Coogan are great as well.

Go see it.

 

[Pinball Wizard]

I've heard good things about this film.

Scenes compiled over the last decade.

Iggy Pop

 

[RockNRollDawgie]

Your Pete sig makes me dizzy.......wheeeeeeee!

 

[Bonochick]

I can't wait to see this. I've read numerous reviews, and they have all been glowing.

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

I want to see this now.

 

[~LadyLemon~]

I'm seeing this sometime this week--can't wait!!!!

Billy Murray, Steve Buscemi, The White Stripes, Iggy Pop, Steve Coogan (my favorite British comedian)...what more could you ask for??

 

[zoney!]

Some of the vignettes (sp?) were a bit slow - but take the good and take the bad, and I think it is a pretty good piece of work.

I saw it last weekend. I loved Meg and Jack's little piece...the whole "Tesla" was hilarious. I also loved the one with Bill Murray, as well as the one with Molina and Coogan.

 

[Sicy]

I love coffee and cigarettes

 

[Basstrap]

are you alright bill murray?

 

[GARY#2]

garfieldsayswhat?

 

[zoney!]

are you alright bill murray?

Fucking Bill Muurrray!

 

[bangelab33]

Great breakfast food!!!

 

[joyfulgirl]

I can't wait to see it.

Reminds me of once in NYC my Italian friend was visiting (from Italy) and told me to point out any famous people to him that I might see (which, btw, goes against every New Yorker's desire to be too cool to notice the celebs). So we're sitting in this restaurant and I see Jim Jarmusch at the next table. I lean over to my friend and say, "Ok, there's a famous person at the next table but you probably have never heard of him. He's a filmmaker named Jim Jarmusch." Well, I had forgotten about his first film "Stranger than Paradise" which featured beloved Italian actor Roberto Benini. So of course my friend knew of Jarmusch and proceeded to scream in his Italian accent "JEEM JARMUSH???!! I LOVE JEEM JARMUSH!!" I was horrified and practically slid under the table.

/boring Jeem Jarmush story

 

[martha]

Hey, aren't you supposed to be in Dublin right now?

 

[joyfulgirl]

Hey, aren't you supposed to be in Dublin right now?

Uh...long story.
And I can't tell you how glad I am NOT to be there right now.

 

[FizzingWhizzbees]

I thought this was about the hot caffeinated beverage and the little sticks of tobacco you set on fire and smoke.

 

[martha]

Uh...long story.
And I can't tell you how glad I am NOT to be there right now.

'K. Then I'll stop making faces every time I see an article about it in the paper.

 

[~LadyLemon~]

YAAAAAY!!!!

I finally saw it tonight

My favorites scenes were with the White Stripes and Steve Coogan (of course, I love all of them!!). The one with Billy Murray was great too, and with Iggy and Tom Waits.

I swear, the whole movie was torturous though. The entire time my friend and I couldn't wait to get out to smoke!

 

[Danospano]

I'd go see it if it played in Tulsa or OKC.

 

[martha]

Dano, why did I think you were from SoCal?

 

[martha]

This is out on dvd now.

 

[~LadyLemon~]

Yes it is! I plan on watching it again this week, God knows why though. I just quit smoking and I am going through hell right now. This is probably the worst thing I can watch right now!

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

I rented it tonight.

Oh man... my mom went through hell when she quit over ten years ago. Good luck, you can do it!