Miaow

В любом случае в Интернете скачать можно будет точно...
Я, лично, уже в предвкушении

Придётся по (минимум!) десятому разу пересматривать старые фильмы. Может, с "Августом" какие-то политические заморочки?..  Всё-таки про терракт фильм.

Чё там делать-то вообще?? Озвучка, пара спецэффектов на Фотошопе... 

Так его вроде к годовщине должны показать? а годовщина 11 сентября если я ничего не путаю!?может еще и покажут!

Месяцев через 8 покажуть...  :pran:

Премьера фильма состоится 01 августа 2008г.  Если не так поняла, поправляйте, пожалуйста
01.09.2008 NEWS: DB ON AUGUST FILMING PLUS SUNDANCE PREMIERE
As The World Falls Down...

We told you about Austin Chick's August back in May of last year, (05.20.2007 NEWS: BOWIE FILMS PART FOR NEW AUSTIN CHICK FILM) when we reported that David had filmed his part as Ogilvie, a hard-nosed British CEO of a dotcom company, during The High Line Festival.

I recently asked him how the filming had gone and it seems it wasn't the hardest day's work he's ever done:
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"My bit was filmed last year not that far from where I live so it felt a little like wandering down the road for a morning paper, dropping into a quiet building and making a quick cameo appearance in a movie and continuing on home to read. Nice. - db"

Initial reports suggested we wouldn't be able to see the fruits of David's labour until 2009, but hopefully things have moved forward a little with the news that August premieres at Sundance in a couple of weeks. Here are the screening details...

Screenings:
Tue. January 22, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre, Park City
Wed. January 23, 2:30pm, Library Center Theatre, Park City
Thu. January 24, 9:45pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Sat. January 26, 11:30am, Library Center Theatre, Park City

Click on the poster above for more information about August over on the Sundance Film Festival site.

Ссылка : http://www.davidbowie.com/news/index.php?id=20080109

где я читала, что премьера состоится 1 августа 2008года, теперь хоть убей не найду надеюсь это не моя дикая идея))))

Новый обзор про  фильм "Август" ,  Sundance :
August
Directed by Austin Chick; Written by Howard A. Rodman
Starring: Josh Hartnett, Adam Scott, Naomie Harris, Robin Tunney, Andre Royo, Emmanuelle Chriqui, David Bowie, Rip Torn

As I watched the sophomore effort from Austin Chick (XX/XY), I kept thinking that this was the kind of movie that would go over much better at the Tribeca Film Festival than at Sundance, because it's such a New York City story with people who any New Yorker who has spent any time in a lower Manhattan bar in the years since the internet boom of the '90s will have encountered. Set in the world of Wall Street pre-9/11—there's a brief glimpse of the World Trade Center to set the tone—it's the story of two brothers, Josh Hartnett's Tom Sterling, the aggressive and arrogant CEO of a start-up internet company called Land Shark, and his brother Josh (Adam Scott), the real brains of the project who is trying to balance a new family with his brother's attitude and ambitions.

Cut from the same cloth as Charlie Sheen in "Wall Street" if it were set 15 years later, Tom Sterling is a fascinating character to watch as he deals with the rigors of running a company while displaying a care-free casually dressed attitude that we learn is mostly for show. In fact, the brothers' company is failing, running under a business model that makes little sense to anyone who examines it more closely, causing friction with his family and co-workers alike. At the same time, Tom is trying to reconnect with an ex-girlfriend (Naomie Harris) who he lost as the company started to succeed, and she tries to act as his moral compass not unlike Bill Murray's former girlfriend Claire in "Scrooged."

With a cleverly written screenplay by Howard Rodman, who also adapted "Savage Grace," this talking heads drama is only bogged down by its deliberately slow pace, and over the course of the movie, we never learn exactly what Land Shark does, something made clearer by the film's most memorable scene involving Rip Torn as their father dressing Tom down over dinner, which is only trumped later when David Bowie shows up as a wealthy investor who gives Tom a valuable life lesson that when it comes to business, no one is expendable.

This is a great role for Hartnett as he's able to get away from his chronic nice-guy image, though so much focus is put on Tom's character arc that a lot of the subsidiary characters like his brother don't have time to develop. Considering what a large part the relationship between the brothers is supposed to play in the story, one might wish there was more interaction between Hartnett and Scott, because ultimately, it's the family dinners that speaks volumes about their troubled partnership.

Despite the interminably slow pace, there's aspects of this film that stick with you despite it not being nearly as immediate as "Wall Street", but the worthwhile attempts at creating realistic character dynamics and situations within a very specific era in New York is notable for sure.

Rating: 7/10
Источник:  http://www.comingsoon.net/blog/2008/01/ … vage_1.php