Released on: 1999
Rating: 6.90
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Trailer for 'American: The Bill Hicks Story'
I've heard bits and pieces of Bill Hicks's comedy over the years and only recently heard another bit as Howard Stern played Hicks's take on Jay Leno (hit play just below the poster to the right for a Nsfw listen). However, I've never heard an entire act. I know I should, what I've heard is excellent and I only hope to get a good dose of his work in the upcoming documentary American: The Bill Hicks Story which hits theaters on April 8.
The trailer for the film has just arrived along with the official synopsis:Seventeen years after his death, Bill Hicks has taken a permanent place in the cultural landscape and is widely recognized as one of the greatest American comedians of the modern era. Described as many things - philosopher, social satirist, even preacher - Hicks was ultimately a performer who, for many, changed what comedy could be.»
- Brad Brevet
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'Hesher' To Hit Theaters On May 13th; 'The People Vs. George Lucas' Picked Up By Wrekin Hill
After first unspooling at the Sundance Film Festival way back in January 2010, Spencer Susser's "Hesher" is finally making its way to theaters. In press release announcing distributor Wrekin Hill's new partnership with the National Entertainment Collectibles Association came word of the release date for the film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Natalie Portman and Rainn Wilson. We saw the film at SXSW and were disappointed, finding the film's cloying indie-movie-ness (brown palette, jittery handheld, cheap set design) and clichйs. That said, we admired the ambition and Gordon-Levitt playing an unwashed burnout should be enough to sell your ticket. It hits major…»
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