I’m intrigued by the new film JCVD. It was a hit at Cannes and has received surprisingly good reviews. It is opening in extremely limited release this week, but luckily it is coming to one of my local theaters. I hardly ever go to a theater anymore, but I’m going to make an exception for this one on Friday – who knows when it will be out on DVD.
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I can’t wait!!! I’m running to the Nuart tomorrow to see it! My friend in film school saw it in Toronto at the TIFF 08 and he said it can’t be missed!!!
I’m not sure he was ever really “there” but hell yes, he’s back!
Check out this awesome interview with Van Damme…very candid and sincere…
http://www.prosource.net/article-2009-van-damme.jsp
This movie is [saretemashita] of opening to the public [-] also in Japan.
Soon because the rental seems to be begun
I will see.