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08-17-2010, 11:42 AM
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Joaquin Phoenix - Intriguing or Disturbing?
For several months last year, a bearded and bizarre Joaquin Phoenix had everyone wondering, "Has he gone insane?" Now, there's finally an answer – sort of. The theatrical trailer for I’m Still Here, the Casey Affleck-directed documentary about the actor, 35, has just been released, and it offers a peek into that strange time. The preview, which features a man giving Phoenix a lesson about the journey of life (in an analogy that likens life to falling drops of mountain water), shows the unkempt actor partying, performing as a rapper, stressing out and attending church. A night-vision camera even captures him wrestling on a bed. The most shocking moment? Seeing Phoenix’s giant white gut. In among the other delights of Casey Affleck's forthcoming "documentary" about Joaquin Phoenix's supposed fall from grace are a scene in which a rival musician defecates on the Oscar-winning actor's head while he is sleeping, and another in which he is given oral sex by a publicist. That's according to a recent report in the LA Times, based on comments from someone who's supposedly seen the film, although who knows what will emerge when Affleck delivers his final cut? It’s still unclear whether this is more fiction than straight documentary, or if he's acting or not. But if that now- infamous 2009 TV interview with David Letterman is any indication, the film, which opens Sept. 10, is bound to be ... interesting. According to that Times report, the buyers for whom the film was screened earlier this year found themselves utterly incapable of deciding whether the movie was the real deal or not. That could either be an indication of Affleck and Phoenix's powerful wind-up skills, or an indictment of Phoenix's worryingly worsening mental state.
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he's trolling.
I should know.
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I don't think it matters.
If Phoenix was genuine during his time off his rocker, his promising career will probably never recover. If he was genuine, he probably doesn't care. If the whole thing was a grand "life as art" performance piece, with Joaquin Phoenix playing "Joaquin Phoenix", it comes off as a pretentious, vain, egotistical, and ultimately hollow endeavor.
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08-17-2010, 03:13 PM
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Hopefully someday science will construct an electron microscope strong enough to see exactly how little I care about Joaquin Phoenix.
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Joaquin Phoenix is also a crazy person. They're both clearly self-aware, but that doesn't really negate the fact that they are both crazy. I think that the Phoenix documentary looks interesting though. And I agree, the most disturbing part to me was that pregnant gut... Duuuuuuuude...
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08-19-2010, 08:42 AM
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Glover insane, or very very clever?
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