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Got the Blockbuster Blues? Here Are 10 Smaller Movies You Can See Now
Forget the franchises--try these smaller movies on for size
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Director's Reel: Richard Linklater Looks Back at 'Dazed and Confused,' the 'Before' Trilogy, and More
Talky but never boring. Cool but never pretentious. Personal but never exclusionary. Defiant but never disaffected. Funny but never too daffy. Always backed by a kick-ass soundtrack.
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10 Reasons Why 'Everybody Wants Some' Will Remind You of 'Dazed and Confused'
Richard Linklater has called his new movie Everybody Wants Some a “spiritual sequel” to Dazed and Confused, Linklater’s 1993 snapshot of the last day of high school in 1976 Texas. Paddles aren’t involved.
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Check Out Richard Linklater's 'Everybody Wants Some' Clip and See Why Baseball Is Very, Very Good (Exclusive)
Richard Linklater has called Everybody Wants Some a “spiritual sequel” to his 1993 cult classic Dazed and Confused, and critics at the SXSW Film Festival agreed it’s a worthy successor. Like Dazed, Everybody (which jumps from a 1970s Texas high school to a 1980s Texas college) features a likable cast of unknowns, an infectious soundtrack, and all kinds of intoxicants.
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SXSW Review: ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ A Worthy Heir to ‘Dazed and Confused’
Linklater indulges his characters’ antics with such wild, free-flowing affection that you might miss the thoughtful undertow of this delightful movie: Few filmmakers have so fully embraced the bittersweet joy of living in the moment — one that’s all the more glorious because it fades so soon. The double-punctuated title is not only a reference to a classic song by Van Halen (one of many artists crowding the wall-to-wall soundtrack, including Blondie, the Knack and the Sugarhill Gang), but also
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'Everybody Wants Some' Exclusive Trailer: Richard Linklater Delivers 'Spiritual Sequel' to 'Dazed and Confused'
Dazed and Confused is finally getting its “spiritual sequel,” as writer-director Richard Linklater describes it to Yahoo Movies. More than 20 years after the release of his breakout film, set on a high school campus in the late ‘70s, the acclaimed filmmaker has recruited a new crop of young actors to portraying college life in 1980 in the forthcoming comedy Everybody Wants Some. You can watch the first trailer above, exclusively on Yahoo.
