GRINDHOUSE, my new fav
 

I had the good fortune to see GRINDHOUSE at a drive-in (I had already taken it in at the local multiplex, 1st showing on opening day), and I must say the movie is more than just a movie, it truely is an experience. I am distugested with the way the public has responded to this amazing piece of sinema. I fear we may never see anything like it again, and that we may not even get to see it proberly on DVD. Of course, I'm talking about the decession to seperate the two movies and realse them again later. Like the film's star, Kurt Russell, I am just saddened beyond all words that many people may not get to see this the way it was meant to be seen, can you image SIN CITY or PULP FICTION re-edited and realsed seperatley :eek: . Still, a lot of people never will see it anyhow, they already made their descions and that's why it tanked in the first place. If you didn't pay to see GRINDHOUSE in a theatre, just remember what you help cause by doing nothing the next time you bitch about the latest tween-friendly horror remake.

Dammit, I want to see this movie on the big screen.....we just can't drive that far to see it. I can't believe they didn't release it anywhere around here. Completely unfair. Still have hope it will be released in the drive in, which is still a drive, but not quite as much of one.