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Don't You Tell Me You Don't Remember Me Because I Sure As Heckfire Remember You

By TK | Posted Under Trailers | Comments (6)



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Below is the trailer for Repeaters, a low-budget Canadian indie sci-fi flick. It’s an interesting concept — three reprobates, after being forced into a rehab program, find themselves repeating the same day, over and over. Each remembers the previous iteration of the day, and by making the trio slowly turn on each other, director Carl Bessai and writer Arne Olsen managed to inject a bit of freshness into the idea. Will it work? I have no clue. It stars Amanda Crew, who I find quite charming and was decent enough in the incredibly stupid, yet strangely entertaining Sex Drive, as well as Dustin Milligan anf Richard de Klerk. Bonus points for co-starring Emily Perkins (Juno, Ginger Snaps).

It looks intriguing. It apparently did well at the Toronto Independent Film Festival, too. Despite my general distrust of, disdain for, and aversion to Canadians, it’s got promise. Take a look.

Yes, yes, it’s obviously taken the fundamental concept from Groundhog Day, which is OK. It’s not a heavily mined trope, so I’m not going to start yelling quite yet. But this better not start a trend, because then we’ll end up with a Groundhog Day remake or some…

… um. Forget I said anything.

(source: Slashfilm)









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Comments

But this better not start a trend, because then we’ll end up with a Groundhog Day remake or some…

TAKE IT BACK! TAKE IT BACK!

Oh no, it's too late, isn't it?

Posted by: jM at September 1, 2010 10:51 AM

Oil on the Waves:

"Groundhogday 3D"

Posted by: magiel at September 1, 2010 11:16 AM

Groundhog Day: Return to Puxatawny will be released on the same weekend as Final 6tination and Uwe Boll Eats His Own Grandmother (in 3D).
It will only recoup its budget thanks to foreign markets who view it as a satire on the stem-cell debate, and will mark the end of the career of Christina Hendricks after she fails to impress in the role of Tawny Markelson, the hotel manager who is pursued by R-Cubed (robotic Ryan Reynolds)

(waves hands, thunder rumbles in the distance)

It is done.

Posted by: Jim Doggie at September 1, 2010 11:45 AM

Groundhog Day showed Bill Murray wasting a bit of time killing himself several times, but it didn't matter - no consequences. What if a character in that sitution thought "Hmmm - I guess I could kill other people too, and the next day they'll all be OK again - no harm done". Or "Why am I trying to charm this girl into caring for me? Why don't I just ...". It wouldn't be a comedy, but I think you could make an interesting drama or horror film out of that.

Posted by: Pat C at September 1, 2010 12:01 PM

So..this is Groundhog Day meets No Exit? Is that what I'm getting here? Not sure how well Sartre and Bill Murray mix...

Posted by: KatSings at September 1, 2010 12:08 PM

Pat C: How do you know he didn't?

Phil was obviously in reruns for at least a couple thousand iterations: he didn't learn to play the piano and speak French (using only books he could find in the Puxatawny library) in three weeks. So maybe after he killed himself a few hundred times, he went insane and raped a bunch of people, killed a bunch more, set fire to the town in various ways, and then finally regained his senses and turned into a decent human being. I mean, Harold Ramis didn't show us everything that happened.

Right?

Posted by: pyramus at September 5, 2010 10:08 PM


















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