May 24th, 2011 / 3:05 pm
Film

Mumblecore [MDMA Films, 2011]

[More info on forthcoming full release here]

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43 Comments

  1. synonymous—

      please. stop.

      plugging this is like accelerating into a dead end.

  2. M. Kitchell—

      the only way out of the system is to aggressively speed through it. 

      ps look for my review of BEBE ZEVA up here soon.

  3. M. Kitchell—

      the only way out of the system is to aggressively speed through it. 

      ps look for my review of BEBE ZEVA up here soon.

  4. MarkC—

      i’m really excited to watch this. they look really cute.

  5. stephen—

      i’m excited to watch this too. i like that shot at the end

  6. misskimball—

      it made me want a chocolate melter

  7. goner—

      Low hanging fruit. 

  8. Tummler—
  9. Blake Butler—

      Said the anonymous blog commenter.

  10. Blake Butler—

      Said the anonymous blog commenter. 

  11. Anonymous—

      This is why we’re friends Matt. 

  12. Anonymous—

      This is why we’re friends Matt. 

  13. theanonymousblogger—

      [BIN WIDTH] = 1533
      [BIN HEIGHT] = 788
      -fixed to prevent drawing the target box and dimensions off the main
      canvas
      -moved the tick marks into a semi-transparent box on the image itself
      -fixed the tick marks labels to start from the appropriate value when
      converting from meters to other distance units
      -added a significant digit when the tickmark label value is less than 10

  14. goner—

      1 person liked this.

  15. Sean—

      I didn’t think I would like this, but actually liked some of it. I thought the Wal-mart angle was a bit obvious and elitist, but the idea of Tao representing a life on drugs is provocative and it seems like this film will be a love story. You can certainly see a connection between the two, though you have to filter it, since the premise is MDMA. I wish the editing process would rely a little less on verbal slips as their “in-joke” “to provide humor” “drug humor” etc, but then again I only watched this one trailer. Again, seems like a love story, and I’d rather watch this love story than one written by 6 screenwriter guys in a room.

  16. Anonymous—

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  17. deadgod—

      Seems or ‘seems’ or could be seen to seem swagtownlicish, said the anonymous blog commenter.

  18. synonymous—

      “celebrity is a mask that eats into the face” — john updike

  19. tao—

      can you elaborate on that?

  20. synonymous—

      yes.

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  23. Girlyouknowitstrue—

      It is like Tao Lin thought “What is the most banal and uninteresting type of film? And how can I make it even more boring and juvenile?”

      ZZZZZZZ

  24. tao—

      i probably thought almost the exact opposite, something like ‘what kinds of movies am i most interested in [that can be filmed with two people and a macbook], and how can i make it more interesting, to me?’

  25. Trey—

      I was going to post that “I see what you did there” pic of Fry but HTMLG is already too much like 4chan

  26. Trey—

      how full is this full release?

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  30. deckfight—

      thought this was called: ‘megan, tao and puffy chair take the stairs.’

  31. oh—

      is there nudity in this?

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  42. Charlie Waddell—

      I am excited to see this. I think it’s interesting to see into another person’s reality. Can I be objective about Tao’s reality compared to mine? Or will my response be naturally subjective? I think it’s a wholly good thing to be challenged by a work.

  43. Mark Buckner—

      I like the name “Mumblecore.” I like the suffix “core.”