Interference Random Movie Talk Episode VI: Return of Lance's Mom

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Now someone start giving me suggestions for a kick-ass question to ask Benicio Del Toro this Thursday.
 
Ask him about the political insightfulness of Che and how it relates to Battlestar Galactica.
 
Are you sure?

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What I was going to ask him at my Q&A, but didn't, was that because the two films had different visual strategies, did he compartmentalize the two versions of Che between the two films, having a completely different approach for each, or if he felt it was a continuation of the same person?
 
I used to work in a building nearby, and we could see the sign from one of the windows. Now my bus goes by it every day, and I can see the scumbos who partake of the Lusty Lady's festivities.

It's a Seattle landmark! It's right between some upscale apartment buildings, which make it even funnier. Every few years someone bitches and tries to get it closed, and the rest of Seattle says "Up yours, asshat."

Someone told me the place was owned by a lesbian couple, which makes the whole thing just that more awesome.
 
Elizabeth Banks and Arielle Kebbel in some shitty horror film together?

I wish it was a porn.
 
Elizabeth Banks and Arielle Kebbel in some shitty horror film together?

I wish it was a porn.

I have a friend who looks like a poor girl's version of Elizabeth Banks... I'd say about 60-70%

It's nice.

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Will everyone laugh at me if I say that I really want to go see My Bloody Valentine in 3D?
 
So I got to talk briefly with Benicio tonight. After the Q&A I basically just thanked him for answering my question and congratulated him on the film. I took a number of pictures of him throughout the night, but I haven't uploaded yet so I'm not sure how good or bad they are. If they're worth posting, I'll share them here. I didn't ask for a picture with him unfortunately, because he was getting mobbed by people for a good 20 minutes, and by the time he got near me he was clearly tired and annoyed and just wanted to get in his car to go home. He was still very gracious the whole time though, and took more than the fair chunk of time to sign autographs and stuff for people.

But, I did get to ask a question earlier, which wasn't a particularly great question admitedly, but it still garnered the best answer all night. I asked something like "I know the film was in production for nearly 8 nears, and that Terrence Malick was working on the script and attached to direct for a while, so what do you think might have been different had the film been done in any prior period of production or do you think this was the right time for the film to be made?"

At first he said, "Well you know they old saying 'If my aunt had balls, she'd be my Uncle.' "Then he went on to talk about Malick's particular contributions to the film, and having gotten to actually work with Malick for a pretty long period of time during the pre-production of the film learning a great deal in the process. Another fun bit of trivia too: apparently the two of them went to school together. Cool shit.
 

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