It’s almost impossible to view the trailer for the upcoming biopic Infamous (thanks to Movie City News for the heads up) without comparing it to Read the full post.
Aug 11
2006
05:05 PM ET
Trailer Blazer: 'Infamous'
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I thought this trailer was more interesting than the entire “Capote” movie.
I knew Darby was wrong, but wanted to quickly throw out something about Toby Jones before heading out. Thanks for the correction Jonathon (I know, Jonathan).
I don’t care if this movie is good or not. Why does it exist at all?
We’ve already seen a movie about this. We really need another, the year after. Doesn’t Hollywood know that people want to see movies about stories they haven’t seen before, or at least seen in a new way.
Not to be cavalier about the murders, because they were awful, but there have been other murders, other stories, that people may like to see made into movies (Emmett Till comes to mind although I think that is being made into a movie). Or maybe, just maybe, someone can sift through that pile of original unproduced manuscripts sitting in every production company office and make it into a movie!
BillinSeattle is right. This movie was made while Capote was being filmed.
I could not even get this through:
concerning: All about Steve
Please, do not do defamation of character to my name.
I am the man that proved genetics does not work.
In November of 2004 A.D.
Additive light is light from the sun to a flower.
Subtractive light is impossible to additive light.
This can be proven with light compared to sound.
I have spent 14 years studying the intervals of music,
and I can prove with interval rationals that genetics
can be proven not to work even in the mind of person
trying to learn (mentality).
Stephen John Macko
Spokane, Washington
I am adding this comment to clarify that I was not upset with the movie: All about Steve. My concern at the time was based on the un-known.
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