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Posted on 02.04.08 by David @ 12:29 pm
::: Arrested Development Movie “Confirmed” Filed under: General and Movie News and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: None |
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Posted on 08.24.06 by David @ 9:29 pm
KEKEXILI: MOUNTAIN PATROL – Moral quicksand ![]() Kekexili (the title has been reversed in the English version to put the more comprehensible Mountain Patrol first) is the story of a rural Tibetan militia formed to fight poachers and preserve local wildlife. Shooting in cinema verite style, from the perspective of a Chinese journalist reporting on the group, director Chuan Yu creates a grim and ambiguous morality tale that stays well within the grey areas of human nature. The militia, and their fierce leader Ri Tai, are admirable in many ways, and it is easy to respect what they are trying to do. However, it quickly becomes clear that the men are deeply compromised individuals, and that the moral line between them and poachers is not as clear as it first appears. Filed under: General and Movie News and DVD News and DVD News: Japan and DVD News: USA and Contributors: David and TV and Cable News: US and International and DVD News: Italy and DVD Companies: Criterion Collection and DVD Companies: Panik House and TV Shows: Arrested Development and DVD News: This Week in DVD Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 02.28.06 by David @ 11:58 am
“Hmm, maybe the fat lady should shut her mouth and take a seat. The New York Post hears brand-new buzz that Showtime has not only picked up Fox’s canceled Arrested Development but has ordered a full 26 episodes.” After an excellent season/series finale whet my appetite for more, I hope this turns out to be true. ::: SHOWTIME FOR THE BLUTHS? Thanks to Tammy for bringing this to our attention. Filed under: General and Movie News and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 01.18.06 by David @ 8:48 am
Ausiello: The grapevine (and the current issue of Television Week) is telling me that Showtime recently sweetened the negotiations pot by offering to pick up Arrested for two — count ‘em, two — seasons upfront. That’s a lot better than the paltry 13-episode commitment ABC was prepared to make. Meanwhile, at press tour on Tuesday, Fox president Peter Liguori confirmed that it is “highly unlikely” that Arrested will live on at Fox (no, really?), although he said he’s holding off on making a final decision until after the show’s last four episodes air in February. “It is regrettable that we did not find the audience that that show deserved. But it’s a [Twentieth] property, and if there is interest from other networks, it’s the studio’s right to put it up to bid.” Go Showtime! ::: Ask Ausiello Thanks to Tammy for bringing this to our attention. Filed under: General and Movie News and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: None |
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Posted on 12.14.05 by David @ 8:47 am
“INTO THE BLUTHS: Both ABC and Showtime are in talks with 20th Century Fox to rescue Arrested Development from the cold, clammy hooked hand of the grim reaper. According to Variety, formal negotiations have not yet taken place, but sources still label the networks’ interest as “serious,” with Showtime the more fervently interested of the two. ” ::: INTO THE BLUTHS ::: Show, Interrupted Thanks to Tammy and Matt for bringing these articles to our attention. Filed under: General and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: Comments Off |
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Posted on 11.18.05 by David @ 2:00 pm
Looks like the Arrested Development team is at least going to have a chance to say something about the cancellation, instead of simply disappearing. From TVGuide.com, by way of Variety. Thanks to Tammy for drawing this to our attention. ::: Hysterical Development Filed under: General and Movie News and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: 1 Comment |
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Posted on 11.15.05 by David @ 8:35 am
Oh well, it was one of those things that was just too good to last. Tim Goodman of the SF Chronicle suggests that Showtime might get into the act, and pick it up. That would be a smart move for a network that perennially fields also-rans against HBO, and great for the show, which already borders on pay-cable levels of adult humor. Here’s hoping. ::: ‘Arrested Development’ gets the ax ::: Die-hard ‘Arrested Development’ fans already feeling sting of loss Click here to buy the Arrested Development Season 1 DVD from Click here to buy the Arrested Development Season 2 DVD from Filed under: General and Movie News and DVD News and DVD News: USA and TV and Cable News: US and International and TV Shows: Arrested Development Comments: 4 Comments |









