I hate the sequel game in Hollywood because it’s artificial and usually a money-grab.  I want this sequel because I think there’s one there.  There’s more story to be told, if Tatum and Horns’ characters are to have a relationship while Pettyfer is in the place we last see him.  There’s huge story there to be examined.  If someone really wants to investigate that, there’s a movie there.

Today in ‘Oh Yeah, That’s Where I Know Him From’:

Big Dick Richie was Flash Thompson.  Which is sort of apropos. 

He also nails Soderbergh, probably the most interesting filmmaker working right now:  ”These days Soderbergh makes movies to solve problems, not tell stories — he wants to see Gina Carano run. The script is just an excuse.”


Something probably requiring further self-examination, specifically regarding sexual orientation:

the amount of which I’m looking forward to this movie about male strippers.

totalfilm:

First trailer and poster for Magic Mike
Magic Mike, Steven Soderbergh’s look at the world of male strippers, has released a first trailer, with Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer and Matthew McConaughey disrobing for the entertainment of a crowd of baying women.

I’m always down for whatever Soderbergh wants to make and Tatum is becoming a less abhorrent actor to watch since his successfully comedic turn in ‘21 Jump Street.’  So I’m down.

totalfilm:

First trailer and poster for Magic Mike

Magic Mike, Steven Soderbergh’s look at the world of male strippers, has released a first trailer, with Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer and Matthew McConaughey disrobing for the entertainment of a crowd of baying women.

I’m always down for whatever Soderbergh wants to make and Tatum is becoming a less abhorrent actor to watch since his successfully comedic turn in ‘21 Jump Street.’  So I’m down.