The Paperboy

[mirandagirl]

New pictures from Cannes







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[elle1234]

Very beautiful pictures!!!!!

[BEE.]

Zac & Nicole<3
thanks for posting :]

[d. b. wilyumz]

From Indiewire:

"The New Orleans Film Festival has announced its opening and closing night films: On October 11, Lee Daniels' "The Paperboy" will open the festival...."

[mirandagirl]

That's good news.

[elle1234]

Does this film go nationwide release on Oct.5th?

[d. b. wilyumz]

(09-22-2012 01:51 PM)elle1234 Wrote:  Does this film go nationwide release on Oct.5th?

It will be in "limited release" on October 5. I haven't seen any actual details about which city (cities) or how many theaters might be included.

[mirandagirl]

(09-22-2012 03:43 PM)d. b. wilyumz Wrote:  

(09-22-2012 01:51 PM)elle1234 Wrote:  Does this film go nationwide release on Oct.5th?

It will be in "limited release" on October 5. I haven't seen any actual details about which city (cities) or how many theaters might be included.

I found out my theater is playing the movie

[elle1234]

(09-22-2012 06:48 PM)mirandagirl Wrote:  

(09-22-2012 03:43 PM)d. b. wilyumz Wrote:  

(09-22-2012 01:51 PM)elle1234 Wrote:  Does this film go nationwide release on Oct.5th?

It will be in "limited release" on October 5. I haven't seen any actual details about which city (cities) or how many theaters might be included.

I found out my theater is playing the movie

When they do limited release I never get to see it until it comes out on dvd!

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Will someone let me know if this movie is released anywhere near Cleveland,Ohio?

[d. b. wilyumz]

Just nine days until The Paperboy opens, somewhere. Can anyone find a release schedule?

Just for fun, here's an excerpt from another review from the Toronto International Film Festival:

"Now the reason the film is likely to be so controversial is because this is one lurid movie. These are not likable characters. Practically everyone of them carries some dark, twisted secret, and they all partake in very unseemly behavior. Even worse (or better depending on your point of view), the film appears to revel in the graphic depiction of their depraved acts, which is why I suspect one review I read gave the film a grade of F.

"The thing is though, Mr. Daniels establishes this film from the outset as belonging to the crime/noir genre, a pulpy genre that has always exaggerated both the good, and especially the bad, side of human nature. This is not a docudrama, and the sooner you realize that, the more fun you will have with the film (just think of it as a sleazy version of In the Heat of the Night).

"The cast in the film is terrific, from Matthew McConaughey, to Nicole Kidman, to John Cusack (who I’ll never view the same again after this role), to even Zac Efron, who does a decent job playing the lovesick puppy. The film will undoubtedly turn off many (one Jackass-esque scene between Kidman and Efron involving bodily fluids especially seems to be catching a lot of flack), but if you sit back and enjoy the ride for what it is, The Paperboy is a ghastly good time."

Four stars out of five.