Now it's worth telling. Two Fridays from now, the September Cort and Fatboy Movie At 11-ish Midnight Movie is Stand By Me. One of the genuinely great films that have been shot in Oregon. A story where Wil Wheaton plays a boy who grows up to be a writer, after which he grew up to be a writer. An early source of many crushes on River Phoenix. The film with perhaps the best vomit scene in movie history. And on a personal note, the first R-rated movie I saw in a theater.
Here is the poster Bobby "Fatboy" Roberts has concocted. I like it. Evocative.
Stand By Me. Friday, Sept. 4th, the Bagdad Theater and Pub. $3 to get in. Doors at 10, movie a little after 11 (when Bobby's opening clip show will run).
Here is the poster Bobby "Fatboy" Roberts has concocted. I like it. Evocative.
Stand By Me. Friday, Sept. 4th, the Bagdad Theater and Pub. $3 to get in. Doors at 10, movie a little after 11 (when Bobby's opening clip show will run).
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Funny you mention that - Wheaton noticed that, too, explained in this post:
River died too young, Corey struggled like crazy to get his personal demons under control, Jerry found success and happiness, and I'm a writer.
Huh.
On a lighter note, I think I still have the Mad Magazine parody of the film. (Mad-related note: I read its Wrath of Khan parody before seeing the movie, and the movie still worked dramatically!)