[FairfieldLife] Kevin Smith's Red State now on Netflix WI
Discussed this film a while back when it was on Vudu.com. Now it's available same day as DVD/BD release streaming on Netflix. I may watch it again: http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Red_State/70170045 Also John Carpenter's The Ward: http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/The_Ward/70129312
Re: [FairfieldLife] Kevin Smith's Red State
On 09/03/2011 10:00 AM, Bhairitu wrote: At least from the trailer it looks like Kevin Smith has knocked another one out of the ball park. It's got a great cast. And it's available now before theatrical release VOD on YouTube, Vudu and I suspect Comcast too. http://www.youtube.com/movie?v=OKVCKHCz-1Q Last night I watched a 1975 film called God Told Me To. Now off the top of your head without looking it up what is the TM connection to this film? Not a bad film for the time, sort of NY indie with a good cast. Watched it on DVD from Netflix. Sadly whoever has the rights didn't release it in widescreen but full frame instead. The theatrical showings may have been matted as the full frame didn't look PS. A further note is that Vudu has the making of Red State available as a free rental. Though I noted from the credits that it was shot with Red cameras, I also noticed some footage that looked like it was shot with a Digital SLR camera and indeed Smith confirmed it in the making of. Smith goes into detail about making movies without studios and distributing it yourself. Well maybe with a little help from Lionsgate which Smith once declared on a DVD commentary where your movie winds up when nobody else wants it.
[FairfieldLife] Kevin Smith's Red State
At least from the trailer it looks like Kevin Smith has knocked another one out of the ball park. It's got a great cast. And it's available now before theatrical release VOD on YouTube, Vudu and I suspect Comcast too. http://www.youtube.com/movie?v=OKVCKHCz-1Q Last night I watched a 1975 film called God Told Me To. Now off the top of your head without looking it up what is the TM connection to this film? Not a bad film for the time, sort of NY indie with a good cast. Watched it on DVD from Netflix. Sadly whoever has the rights didn't release it in widescreen but full frame instead. The theatrical showings may have been matted as the full frame didn't look PS.
[FairfieldLife] Kevin Smith's Red State
Looks like the movie to see this spring. It caused some commotion at Sundance and no this isn't a Silent Bob type comedy as Smith ventures into the world of horror. Teaser trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAOL1CNpnUQ Review here: http://www.thewrap.com/movies/column-post/sundance-review-kevin-smiths-red-state-reinvention-return-form-24165
