- Mr. Showbiz critic Richard Jameson has listed Dogma as #6 on his Top 10 Flicks Of 1999.
- Dogma made UK’s “The Guardian” newspaper late last week with a couple of “awards”: “Best Icon Scene” for the unveiling of the Buddy Christ, and “Best Airport Scene”.
- The Herald-Sun (Melbourne, Australia’s biggset newspaper) has placed Dogma at Number 6 on its most anticipated movies of 2000.
- What’s Salma Hayek up to RIGHT NOW? Wouldn’t you like to know. Actually, her next flick, “Chain Of Fools”, has just had its official site opened. Nothing more than a “Coming Soon” with a cool shadowy logo there right now, but ya may wanna keep your eyes peeled.
Archive for January 8th, 2000
“Mae Day” Available For Online Viewing!
- A post on the web board made us aware that, believe it or not, Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier’s famous student film, “Mae Day”, is actually available online. This 10+ minute flick has been part of View Askew folklore as far back as we can ever recall. We never expected to see it, but sure enough, the internet delivers another miracle yet again. Click the links below to view “Mae Day” in various sizes:
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Commentary…
- Weekend update time. Got a couple good ones for ya today, especially our stop story, which really caught us by surprise. Also, be sure and vote on the new poll topic, it’s a bit early since we neglected to change it last week. Sorry about that. Other than that, there’s not much to say. Caught “Magnolia” last night – It certainly could benefit from some time trimming, but there’s some wonderful performances in the film, including Tom Cruise and especially Julianne Moore. Worth a watch, but count on some serious seat fidgeting during the 3+ hours you’ll be sitting there.