May 27 2004
Sarah Michelle Gellar confirmed for "Southland Tales"
in an interview with director Richard Kelly.
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Simon | May 27, 18:48 CET
Thus, will she sing? (Hell... will Kevin Smith sing?)
bookrats | May 27, 18:53 CET
Firefly Flanatic | May 27, 18:54 CET
Southland Tales
for even less help on what this movie is about.
Simon | May 27, 18:56 CET
Well, it’s tough to describe the genre of the film. The best way I can describe it is it’s 30% comedy, 30% musical, 30% thriller, and 10% science fiction. And those percentage levels could fluctuate, to some degree, as we finish the final cut of the film. But there are musical sequences in the film, but it is not purely a musical. It is just as much a thriller, it is just as much a comedy, and it’s arguably just as much a science fiction film. It’s definitely a genre hybrid but somehow the musical thing got kind of blown out of proportion, and people just printed that it’s a musical. But it’s actually a hybrid of many different kinds of movies. I don’t know what it is about consumer culture but we want to be able to categorize everything.
Rob | May 27, 19:40 CET
MindPieces | May 27, 22:22 CET
Katy | May 27, 22:59 CET
I only saw "Donnie Darko" once, late at night, but I remember really liking it and the fact that "Southland Tales" can't even be described is enough to recommend it.
bloodflowers | May 27, 23:21 CET
Apocalypse | May 28, 00:22 CET
My part doesn't call for any singing. In fact, there seems to be this mistaken assumption that the flick's a musical. It's not. There's definitely singing in it, but it's not a musical. The singing in "Southland" is just something that happens during the course of the plot, as opposed to, say, in "Magnolia" - in which the singing is used in a more esoteric fashion, and seems to take place outside of the plot.
Katy | May 28, 01:15 CET
Gio | May 28, 03:46 CET
Those are the three biggest influences on “Southland Tales:” “Pulp Fiction,” “Brazil,” and “Dr. Strangelove.”
Especially if these are his influences. Sounds amazing. And wild.
I’m proud of the cult status badge of honor, but I also believe counterculture art invading the mainstream allows for more counterculture art to exist on a greater scale.
Yay for invading the mainstream! Let's hope Serenity is Joss's beachhead into a broader-based pop culture invasion, as for example. ;)
Wiseblood | May 29, 10:28 CET