The as-yet-unnamed division plans to finance as many as 20 “micro-budget” movies annually starting in 2010, according to people familiar with the studio’s plans who spoke on condition of anonymity because the formal announcement has not been made. A current Paramount executive will run the business, but the selection has not yet been revealed publicly. Funds for the movies — no more than $2 million total annually — will be part of Paramount’s existing production budget. The division does not plan to acquire completed movies at film festivals and markets.Not all of the micro-budgeted movies Paramount intends to make will be released theatrically.Instead, the division will operate much like a studio’s development slate, where screenplays are purchased, rewritten and (in some cases) turned into movies.
Nic Cage’s hair in The Sorcerer’s Apprentice could be among his best yet!!
"Nick (Michael Cera) and Norah (Kat Dennings) make multiple mentions during their visit there of the historical nature of the studio, lists many factual references to the multitude of artists who recorded there and Norah experiences a very intimate moment of finger banging pleasure as Nick slowly zips down her pants with the nimble fingers that only a true guitarist would possess"
— The very thorough description of Electric Lady Studios in Popular Culture on Wikipedia. My favorite part is “a very intimate moment of finger banging pleasure.”
Late For Work a five second film.
Just saying...
This season of Dexter is one of the greatest seasons of television, ever. I can only hope that the final season of Lost brings it as good as this, like they have in every season. Seriously, if you ever want your mind to explode with excitement/sheer television-y goodness, just go back to back Dexter-Lost from the first episode to the end. Holy F! Every time I just want to know everything, but I don’t…but I really do. Hold on, I think my mind is about to explode from just thinking about how good both these shows are……..
The Waitress: Were you just pooping on the floor?
Charlie: No, I was not. That was an endurance contest. Which I won, by the way.
Dennis: You’re paying for that.
Charlie: She doesn’t have to pay for that.
Dennis: Yes, she does.
The Waitress: Bite me, asshole.
Dee: Wow, you have a bad attitude when you’re drinking.
The Waitress: You have a bad attitude when you’re drinking, you huge-footed slut. You know what? I’m just gonna go get more wasted and then I’m gonna bang some random dude.
Charlie: Could it be this guy?
The Waitress: No it can’t but it could be Dennis.
Dennis: Pass.
The Waitress: Whatever.
I don't even care anymore
about the Amazing Race now that Flight Time and Big Easy are out. They were the best team out there.
This is one of the sickest house I have ever seen.
http://www.contemporist.com/2009/10/10/the-courtyard-house-by-ripple-design/
Are we sure we’re done waterboarding?
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