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...Leithauser said in an e-mail, “The first record was very much a recording project. We owned our own studio, so we weren’t paying by the hour, and we could just sit there trying out different instruments forever,” alluding to the heavy focus on instrumentals on the album...
...show as electrifying as Friday’s, it’s easy to forget that the Walkmen are such a young band. With only two full-length studio albums, they already have an established sound most bands don’t reach until much later in their careers. At best, this gives their music the feel of a polished craft. At worst, it can seem conservative in a non-live setting...
...project was a nightmare for Geisel, too. "Hollywood is not suited for me," he said when it was over, "and I am not suited for it." He rebelled, futilely, when Kramer insisted that a love interest be added to Geisel's. Geisel hated all the compromises of a studio production, the sapping of his vision. He recalled that in the climactic scene, one boy at the 500-player piano vomited, cueing "one after another of the boys to go queasy, in the greatest mass upchuck in the history of Hollywood." Geisel felt the same way, often describing the movie...
...movie title. In manner and method, the two films have much in common. In theology and box office, they're worlds apart. "Last Temptation": liberal, condemned by conservative Catholics. "Passion": conservative, condemned by liberals, agnostics and many Jews. "Last Temptation": boycotted by religious groups, defended by the major studio that released it, earned $8 million in its entire run. "Passion": boycotted by major studios (little Newmarket released it), defended by the faithful, earned $23 million on its first...
...Siddiq Barmak, which has just been released to critical acclaim and grossed €210,000 in its first three weeks. "So far, so good," says Mercier. "They've done as well as we expected." Previously, the closest Europe got to a Continentwide network was London-based PolyGram, a film studio that built distribution operations in all the major European territories. But in 1998, PolyGram was bought up by Seagram and absorbed into Universal Pictures. Universal kept its focus on the U.S., leaving Europe's distribution system shattered and scattered. A viable distribution network is a start, but many Culture Ministers...