re: After all that fuss about Jim being a puss, "Jac gets Catty. That's better!"? N/M | |
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pidunk 02:34 am UTC 09/05/07 |
In reply to: | Jac gets Catty. That's better! - sinecurea 03:24 pm UTC 09/04/07 |
> > > > > > http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117934586.html?categoryid=31&cs=1 > > > > Montreal World Film Fest > > Meat Loaf: In Search of Paradise > > (Docu) > > By EDDIE COCKRELL > > An Atlas Media Corp. production, in association with Voom > > HD, Tenth Street Management. (International sales: Voom > > HD, New York.) Produced by Greg Moyer, Sal LoCurto, Jordan > > Berliant, Bruce David Klein. Directed by Bruce David > > Klein. > > > > With: Meat Loaf (Marvin Lee Aday), Kasim Sulton, Dennis > > Quaid. > > > > At once hagiographic and revealing, backstage docu "Meat > > Loaf: In Search of Paradise" follows the > > never-a-dull-moment rocker during Los Angeles rehearsals > > and an early 2007 Canadian tour in support of the third > > disc in the "Bat Out of Hell" franchise. Set for a 2008 > > U.S. tube preem on the RAVE hi-def channel, pic's obvious > > eventual home is the fan shelf. > > "I'm total improvisation continuously," says the burly > > singer, and love his shtick or hate it, respect must be > > paid to a guy who can take on the physicality of a > > theatrical stage show at age 59. Pic's twin tensions arise > > from his legendarily unstable health and the ever-mutating > > staging of the 1977 hit "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." > > Deftly sidestepping the singer's fractious relationship > > with original "Bat" partner Jim Steinman, whose name is > > mentioned only once in passing, helmer Bruce David Klein's > > near-reverential treatment is a nice contrast to the > > rough-and-tumble of tour life. HD image fairly leaps off > > the screen. Pic's most steadying presence is affable and > > unshakably supportive bandleader Kasim Sulton, while a > > grinning Dennis Quaid crashes one show to front the band > > on Van Morrison's "Gloria." > > > > Camera (color, HD), David West; editor, Erik Klein. > > Reviewed at Montreal World Film Festival (Documentaries of > > the World), Aug. 30, 2007. Running time: 90 MIN. | |
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