The only Australian screening of Sarah Michelle Gellar's "Southland Tales".
Popcorn Taxi in Sydney present the one and only screening in Australia of "Southland Tales" + a Q&A with director Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) live from 'Southland' itself (LA).
SOUTHLAND TALES + RICHARD KELLY Q&A
The one and only screening in Australia + a Q&A with director Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) live from 'Southland' itself (LA).
7:00pm
Thu 15 May, 2008
Greater Union Bondi
Price: $15 / $12 Conc.
Tickets can be purchased through the Popcorn Taxi website.
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I sooooo can't wait to see this on the big screen! My fiance managed to get me a copy on DVD while he was in America recently but nothing can compare to the big screen experience! YAY!
May 02 2008
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Southland Tales is split up in to three chapters (not including the comic books) and if you must see it, the best way to watch it is one chapter at a time with very long gaps in between (days, weeks even). Otherwise your brain will explode from all the tedious bizarre silliness.
And Sara Michelle Gellar is definitely the best thing in it, even if you are not a Buffy fan.
Zoic_Fan | May 02, 07:16 CET
magnus carnage | May 02, 07:24 CET
reidca | May 02, 07:40 CET
buffiness | May 02, 07:42 CET
I sadly, can't justify another (6 hour round) trip to Sydney in that week. And definitely not on a school night.
But have fun and let us know how it goes!
missb | May 02, 07:52 CET
I was supposed to be going to a gig on the Saturday night but now that the con is on that day there's no way I'll be going - I'll be far too tired.
And Southland Tales requires you to be mostly awake to try and work out what the heck is going on!
buffiness | May 02, 08:25 CET
Simon | May 02, 10:20 CET
It is, as Zoic_Fan suggests, a train wreck of a film, a big over-ambitious pretentious mess. However, its ambition is not without merit and, I think, it is not the disaster it is often claimed to be. It is very long and there are some stretches that veer dangerously close to tedium, but I can think of very little I would be happy to see removed from it.
It is very much a love it or hate it thing, I suspect, but from the point of view of a SMG fan, I think it’s a much better film than ‘Suburban Girl’, a film I struggle to find too much to commend about it.
alien lanes | May 02, 12:00 CET
"He" could bring the popcorn.
Saje | May 02, 13:06 CET
Still, if I get most of what I understand about a movie from articles I've read after I've watched it, I guess I've missed something. A lot of somethings.
Kirochka | May 02, 16:37 CET
zeitgeist | May 02, 17:42 CET
Simon, let us know what you think in the morning.
doghouse | May 02, 18:55 CET
zeitgeist | May 02, 19:40 CET
maje | May 02, 19:53 CET
shesmyeverything | May 02, 20:24 CET
Buffy the Slayer Layer | May 02, 21:08 CET
It reminded me of Paul Theroux's Ozone and the tv show Wild Palms. Largely incomprensible but glorious.
Simon | May 03, 01:04 CET
Still... rocket launcher!
Scotto | May 03, 03:35 CET
As zeitgeist says, it's certainly no Donnie Darko.
Kiddo | May 03, 03:43 CET
Kirochka | May 03, 20:33 CET
holypotatoes | May 03, 23:55 CET
Tina | May 05, 10:41 CET