WATCH THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT 2016 ONLNE MOVIE

WATCH THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT 2016 ONLNE MOVIE

And who wouldn’t watch a movie savvy enough to put the Traveling Wilburys on its jaunty soundtrack? It’s who he was.”Īs a bonus, Red Dog: True Blue stars Sundance alum Jason Isaacs ( Mass, The Death of Stalin ) as the grown-up Mick. He built his stamina, which would eventually earn him the nickname of the Pilbara Wanderer, by running behind his first human companion, young Mick, as the boy sped across the remote red desert on his dirt bike.Īs one character in the older film says of Red: “It’s not what he did. He immediately proved that he would be loyal, scrappy, and prone to roam - teaching himself to hitchhike by simply sitting in the middle of the road and jumping in when the car door opened. Ī prequel to the earlier film, True Blue imagines the canine’s backstory as the puppy Blue. Red was the subject of two movies by director Kriv Stenders, 2011’s Red Dog and the 2017 Sundance Film Festival’s Red Dog: True Blue.

He saved lives, did some matchmaking, and generally created good vibes in the red iron-ore country of Dampier, in the Pilbara region of western Australia. Long a believer that dogs are infinitely better than people, I was instantly drawn to Red, a kelpie mix who became a real-life Australian legend. Spencer Alcorn (Director, Communications) I have never much cared for horses, but I would do anything for Butterscotch. Among certain Festival planning teams, “miniature horse on the press line” has become the stand-in example for “an exceptional or unusual film-team activity.” And, setting aside that old chestnut about never meeting your idols: Daisy showed up at the Eccles premiere to walk the press line and appeared onstage at the Q&A afterwards - a little quiet, maybe, but an undeniably glamorous presence. Her mane upstages the hair of every other cast member, even if it does remain suspiciously and uniquely pristine. At one point, she carries a caged chicken on her back (helpful). But for me, that’s all framing around the film’s true star, Butterscotch, played by a miniature horse named Daisy (making her feature film debut).īutterscotch is, yes, something of a McGuffin, a symbol of what we remember and misremember and tell ourselves about the people we love, but she devours every scene she’s in.

The film has much to recommend it: a wickedly specific and darkly comedic script, an engaging and unexpected plot that’s fond of reversals, striking visuals (shot near Sundance’s Park City home) and a lovely soundtrack. The Zellner brothers’ Damsel, a dark and funny and gorgeous addition to the Western genre canon, premiered at the Eccles Theater during the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Apologies to my esteemed colleagues for cherry-picking the only real answer here. The ideal Sundance pet, by my metrics, is obviously Butterscotch, the distractingly perfect miniature gift-from-Robert-Pattinson-horse that Mia Wasikowska looks in the mouth in Damsel. Things I like: dandies in unfamiliar environments, smaller versions of large things, unexpected gifts, and rarities (scarcity = desirability).

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