He’s been deceiving the public and his fellow filmmakers for years. All of his work is just a ruse for what his real aim is, and I am going to expose it right here and right now. And that is… WOODY ALLEN IS TRYING TO KILL HOLLYWOOD! You think I’m joking? Let’s take a look at Allen’s career as a writer/director. The first movie he truly wrote and directed was Take The Money And Run, released by Cinerama. Several years later, Cinerama closed its tents and went out of business forever. Then he moved to United Artists and made several movies there. What happened to United Artists? They declared bankruptcy several years later, and were absorbed by another studio. Allen then moved to Orion Pictures and made several movies there. I’ll tell you what happened several years after he arrived: Orion declared bankruptcy. Allen then moved to Tri-Star and made a couple of movies. Not long afterwards, Tri-Star was finished as a studio and was turned into a brand that Sony uses to release movies they don’t have confidence in. And look at the studios writer/director Allen has worked with (and given his curse) since. There’s Miramax (the founders left the company and Disney has severely scaled back its releases), Touchstone (Disney has scaled it back severely as well), Fine Line (is now as dead as its parent company New Line), and Dreamworks (almost declared bankruptcy twice, and its remains and debts have been sold off). It’s just a matter of time before we hear bad news about Fox Searchlight and the Weinstein Company, the distributors he has worked with recently. It’s time to DECLARE WAR AND STOP HIS EVIL PLANS!
What does this have to do with the movie The Inglorious Bastards? Read the review and find out.
#1 by Blake Matthews on January 23, 2009 - 4:27 am
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Hmm…This is the one that was released on VHS in the late 1990s as “G.I. Bro”. There’s another review of it up at Opposable Thumb Reviews. Funny, isn’t it? Under it’s more exploitive, cash-in title, nobody really cares about it. However, once Quentin Tarantino announces a remake/reworking, then the movie becomes that much more notable.