Yes at this rate I'll never be able to get to see this movie...
and where is Roxxxanne anyway?
Attempting to confuse genders across this great land of ours.
<lol>
I think perhaps it's more a matter of attempting to educate the masses.
Uh, oh... I said masses that may make this a religion thread.
A little gender bending never hurt anyone...well, maybe Jack.
Damn, I was kidding, Sturgis.
Some of my best friends... eh...
I can't say it.
OK, she's educating the non-religiously identified masses.
That must be a Helluva job.
Enough already of this semi-twisted love fest between you two.
(it makes me too weepy eyed)
(KISS, KISS, BANG BANG - LW:)
MILLER HOPES SHE'S A BETTER KISSER THAN GYLLENHAAL
Rising star SIENNA MILLER hopes her CASANOVA co-star HEATH LEDGER enjoyed kissing her more than JAKE GYLLENHAAL.
Ledger told 24-year-old Miller he found filming intimate scenes with Gyllenhaal for Oscar-nominated movie BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN uncomfortable, so she is confident her performance was more to his liking.
She says, "He told me about kissing Jake, so if he thinks that was better I'm in trouble!"
(She wouldn't be the only one in trouble).
From Newswire:
Brokeback Mountain Becomes Top-Grosser Among Five Best Picture Nominees; Following Academy Award Nominations, Film Attains Highest Weekend Ranking to Date
NEW YORK, Feb. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Solidifying its nationwide appeal, Focus
Features' Brokeback Mountain has become the top-grosser among the five films
nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award this year. As of yesterday, the
film has now topped $60 million domestically, outpacing the domestic grosses
for fellow Best Picture nominees Capote ($18 million to date), Crash
($54 million final gross), Good Night, and Good Luck ($27 million to date),
and Munich ($43 million to date).
This past weekend also saw the film, entering its ninth week of release,
achieve its widest point of domestic release by expanding nationwide to 2,089
theaters. Brokeback Mountain, directed by Ang Lee, has already become Focus'
top-grossing release of all time.
The theaters expansion came on the heels of the film being nominated for 8
Academy Awards (including Best Picture and Best Director), more than any other
film this year. Following the nominations announcement, Brokeback Mountain
attained its highest weekend boxoffice ranking yet, finishing at #4 at the
national boxoffice for the February 3rd through 5th. The film had previously
finished at #5, two weekends prior (January 20th through 22nd), following its
4 Golden Globe Award wins (including Best Picture [Drama] and Best Director),
more than any other film this year.
Also over the weekend, Brokeback Mountain screenwriters Larry McMurtry &
Diana Ossana won the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Adapted
Screenplay, a prize that follows the film's wins last month of top honors from
the Directors Guild of America and the Producers Guild of America as well as
the director, screenwriters, and producers' also winning Golden Globe Awards.
The film's international release got underway only three weeks ago, but
has already yielded overseas grosses approaching $40 million. With both
domestic and international runs continuing apace, the worldwide gross for
Brokeback Mountain will top $100 million later this week.
Jack Foley, Focus president of theatrical distribution, commented, "From
big cities to small towns and everywhere in-between, audiences have supported
and embraced this great American love story. It is by popular demand that we
have reached this widest point of national release, after opening nine weeks
ago in only five theaters. The eight Academy Award nominations have cued an
upswing of the grosses in continuing runs, and enabled us to expand into new
ones. Therefore, we expect the film to remain in wide release across the
country for weeks, indeed, months to come."
Focus Features (http://www.focusfeatures.com) is a motion picture production,
financing, and worldwide distribution company committed to bringing moviegoers
the most original stories from the world's most innovative filmmakers.
In addition to Brokeback Mountain, current and upcoming Focus Features
releases include Joe Wright's Pride & Prejudice, starring Keira Knightley
(nominated for 4 Academy Awards, including Best Actress); Sanaa Hamri's
Something New, starring Sanaa Lathan and Simon Baker; Rian Johnson's Brick,
starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt (winner of a Special Jury Prize at the 2005
Sundance Film Festival); Gaby Dellal's On a Clear Day, starring Peter Mullan
and Brenda Blethyn; Peter Cattaneo's family film Opal Dream; Phillip Noyce's
Hotstuff, starring Tim Robbins and Derek Luke; Allen Coulter's Hollywoodland,
starring Adrien Brody, Ben Affleck, and Diane Lane; and Shane Acker's animated
fantasy epic 9, produced by Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov and Jim Lemley &
Dana Ginsburg.
Focus Features is part of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media
and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of
entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Formed in May 2004
through the combining of NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment, NBC
Universal owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment
networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production
operations, a leading television stations group, and world-renowned theme
parks. NBC Universal is 80%-owned by General Electric, with 20% controlled by
Vivendi Universal.
Lightwizard...you need to get out more. You are becoming obsessed with this film.
Now that's really my business, isn't it? I suggest you get out more. Like right now.
(Self-appointed moderators are not needed here).
No can do...I have to keep track of you...
I realize that self-appointed moderators can become stalkers.
That's funny I was keeping track of Sturgis.
By the way Lightwizard. Does this movie mean that all cowboys are gay? Or just the cowboys in New York?
