- Neil Juan Luis Pedro Philipo de Huevos and VioLenT BoB spotted this on Ain’t It Cool today :
Hope that clears it up and answers all your questions! Now, you know JUST as much as we do! Hope to see you at VulgarThon ’98!
Hope that clears it up and answers all your questions! Now, you know JUST as much as we do! Hope to see you at VulgarThon ’98!
The tix are going to be on sale for forty eight hours only, to be purchased via a hotline number (which means credit card payments only – no exceptions). There aren’t going to be any tickets – there will be t-shirts you’ll receive that act as your pass instead (a t-shirt that’s limited to this event only, so it’s also what the anal retentive refer to as a limited edition collector’s item). We’re looking at a first call/first serve system here, so please – no hurt feelings or complaints if you don’t get any tix.
It’s a pretty packed day (with Q&A between each flick, and an hour dinner break around four or five), so be prepared to sit for a loooooooong time.
We’ll be announcing when to call by mid-month, via a page dedicated to the event.
There seems to be some concern about getting tickets. Most likely, tickets will be limited to 2 or 3 per person, at least this is what we’re assuming. That’ll keep folks from snatching them all up, at least at the beginning. I’m sure that you’ll get tix as long as you’re not out of town that week and check our site and the boards daily. As for us, we’ll see ya there! Watch our site for the latest info on the event. Thanks to Ben Miller and frosty for the scoop!
It didn’t seem like Kevin was much of a fan either, though I could be wrong. He did toss Manson a brownie point, noting his uncanny musical talent to stand still without breathing.
Leave it to that Kevin Smith to find good in anyone…
We’ll do our best to get you to the clips if Ming or someone else posts them, and keep you updated on future MTV Live segments with Kev that were allegedly taped.
Thanks to VioLenT BoB, Justin McGill, and Joel Spurny for making sure that we knew about the script. Truth is, we DID see it go up right away, but were just too tired to update the site with the link. Better late that never though, right?
Wanna know what Kevin thinks about the whole thing?
I’m not.
The script’s been out there for quite some time. It was inevitable that it’d wind up on Drew’s site.
Do I care? Of course. Would I rather people wait and see the movie? Of course.
But people are naturally curious, so they’ll no-doubt check it out. Does that make me angry? No. Because in the end, more people wil not have read it than will have. Which means that that many more folks will be surprised when the movie comes out.
The only true neg? Fodder for the flamers who now have easy access to the script, and I’m sure will be here to chide me for writing ‘crap’ or something.
But you know what? They’ll be easy to disregard, as it’s the script I’m proudest of. And with all the top-drawer talent on board for far, far less than they’re used to getting paid, they obviously feel the same way.
So will I pitch a fit if people read the script? I haven’t yet – why would I start now. But ask yourself if you want to spoil the complete surprise you’ll be in for when you buy a ticket (or sneak into the theatre) in late ’98.
Makes a LOT of sense to me.
Not sure yet. Maybe a mix of color and b&w.
2) Are there going to be any other characters from the Jersey Trilogy involved?
Steve-Dave and Walt the Fanboy, I think. Maybe Roddy.
3) Is MTV giving you complete creative control or do they have a hand in the process?
As long as I keep it tasteful, I think I have free reign.
4) Any chance of seeing these shorts at the Gala?
Now there’s an idea…
Hope that’s enough to tide you over until next year…Of course there’s bound to be more to say about the shorts between now and then. We’ll keep an eye and an ear out.
USA, 1996, 16mm, Color, 87 min.
Director: Vincent Pereira
Producer: Paul C. Finn, Vincent Pereira
Executive Producers: Scott Mosier, Keven Smith
Cinematographer: Ian Dudley
Editor: Vincent Pereira
Screenwriter: Vincent Pereira
Music: Mike Jorgenson
Principal Cast: Robert DiPatri, Eion Bailey, Joseph Cassese, Carmen Lee
Following the death of his father, Barret Michaelson (Robert DiPatri) and his mother move to a new town. Things get off to a bad start at Barret’s new school when he runs afoul of a group of bullies, but he finds an unlikely ally in classmate Ryan Walker (Eion Bailey), a self-confessed misanthrope. The two loners soon become fast friends. When Ryan accidentally kills a local landowner, Barret reluctantly agrees to help Ryan cover up the death. But Ryan’s lack of remorse for the murder appalls Barret, who attempts to severe their relationship. Ryan won’t let go that easily and Barret is forced to try and save himself and Ryan from damnation. Vincent Pereira’s debut feature is an existential, edgy teen thriller that portrays contemporary youth culture with a knowing eye and biting humor.