Wow. I don't get it.
Bad acting, historical inaccuracy (Empress Tiberius? they must mean Livia), mishmash of accents, and not-that-hot sex scenes make this a fitting tribute to the first Caligula film. The Courtney Love cameo is a nice touch tho.
“But in the case of a trailer for a movie that doesn’t exist, it’s like reflecting a vacuum."
Perhaps a reference to the book A Perfect Vacuum, which consists of reviews of non-existent books?
Wow! I Loved It! thanks for bringing it to our attention jen! i almost turned it off after the credits, then that courtney love part! FFFFFFFFFFFReaky!
VEry hard to find on their site but Men's Vogue has the whole article and, the pervs, they've isolated all the dirty pics from the trailer and blown them up nice and big.
VEry hard to find on their site but Men's Vogue has the whole article and, the pervs, they've isolated all the dirty pics from the trailer and blown them up nice and big.
Wasn't this from about a year ago? It was playing at a museum here in New York over and over
Well, considering the fact that the trailers for most commercial film releases these days are way better than the films they're designed to promote, this makes perfect sense.
Sort of like watching an NFL highlight video with all the boring plays edited out.
The link seems to be missing...
This was by far my favorite exhibit at the Whitney Biennial this year! Freakin' hilarious and utterly confounding to most of the people in the audience. Me, I was laughing my ass off and had to watch it twice.
Works for me ... but I'm a sucker for this kind of escapism. Besides ... Helen Mirren, Karen Black and Courtney Love? Be still my black heart.
Thanks for the Men's Vogue link, BTW.
Did they really have to use Gladiator music? It was so horribly ill-fitting.
But DAMN. Helen Mirren! Yowza.
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