Okay, this ices it...I *need* to see this movie...and I don't see movies...often, anyway. My wife, who also is normally movie-phobic, is dying to see this...Emma, we love, utterly love you and need to see "Bandwagon"!!!!

Chris inVirginia | June 19, 05:11 CET

I want to hop on that Bandwagon too... it sounds like a funny movie, and I mean Joss is in it. What more could ya want?

BlindHawkeyes | June 19, 05:38 CET

I don't see Robin Sachs (Ethan Rayne) in the cast list...isn't this the feature-length sequel to Band Candy? Seriously, I, too, would very much like to see this.

jaynelovesvera | June 19, 05:56 CET

Double yay for Emma! Let's hope the film finds its way to the DVD store

impalergeneral | June 19, 06:40 CET

I've been wanting to see this for a while. Good for Emma. I wish she was in more projects.

eddy | June 19, 07:27 CET

Thank You for editing it for me SNT! I always try to use the 'how to' page but it still never seems to work out for me. I've no idea what I'm doing wrong!

[ edited by nixygirl on 2005-06-19 05:52 ]

nixygirl | June 19, 07:28 CET

Oh and here's a little review from the OC Metro magazine.



There also are a surprising number of superb mockumentaries on this year's roster. Karri Bowman's "Bandwagon" follows a basically well-meaning but pampered and vapid Hollywood starlet (former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" sidekick Emma Caulfield, fearlessly parodying herself) who is casting about for a new cause to endorse when she meets Tabitha (Bowman), a young, retarded waitress who has dreams of becoming an actress. Poor Emma throws all of her resources into helping Tabitha realize her dreams, doing untold damage to her own faltering career in the process. The film is a godsend for "Buffy" geeks like me (several of Caulfield's "Buffy" cohorts show up to squirm while she makes a fool of herself). But even if you don't know your vamps from your vengeance demons, "Bandwagon" will both amaze and amuse you with its bitterly hilarious satire.

nixygirl | June 19, 07:36 CET

Link's fixed - that's a rather nice trailer, so deadpan, it's hard to tell it's not a real documentary. And love the snippet of Joss-Emma phone conversation.

(ETA) You're welcome nixygirl. Just follow this (using square brackets for the pointy ones):
[a href="url of the site you're linking to"]name of the site[/a]. Once you get the trick, it's dead easy.

SoddingNancyTribe | June 19, 07:53 CET

oh I see what I've been doing wrong now! I was putting the url in the wrong place, D'oh! Thanx again ;)

nixygirl | June 19, 08:00 CET

This looks interesting. And the exchange with Joss is so funny. Congrats to Emma and to all involved for the award!

palehorse | June 19, 11:48 CET

I remember seeing a different trailer a while back. Am I crazy?

einral | June 19, 12:35 CET

Words cannot express how much I want to see this.

Jet Wolf | June 19, 19:21 CET

Jet Wolf, dito! Emma is my hero! I HAVE to see this! Good find, nixygirl!

Harmalicious | June 20, 05:46 CET

I, too, am desperate to see this. Please let it be released, somehow, some way. Please.

einral, I'll join you in the crazy club. I'd swear I saw a slightly different trailer way back when. The Chopin was the same and some other bits were the same, but I don't remember Bowman's retarded character on stage.

phlebotinin | June 20, 06:00 CET