Esquire doesn't like Soderbergh's Bubble
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Director Steven Soderbergh's Bubble has been getting a lot of attention
lately, as the first feature film to try something new with its distribution: having the film available in theaters, on
DVD, and on HDNet Movies all on the same day (January 26). Personally, I think this is where film and
television are headed, but Esquire's Mike D'Angelo says that Bubble is a shaky first step in
that direction. Actually, that's not true. What he actually says is it's "the weirdest goddamn movie ever released
by a major American filmmaker."
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1-19-2006 @ 8:40AM
josh said...
I doubt it's weirder than Scizopolis, also by Soderbergh. Though, I suppose he was not a major director then.
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