SPRING BREAKERS (2013) GUCCI MANE, SELENA GOMEZ & JAMES FRANCO (as Riff Raff?) DIR. BY HARMONY KORINE

a member of the film crew (it looks like she's holding the boom mic)

Marfa Girl was on YouTube, but now it's gone.

as mentioned, there are about 1.5 skrillex songs in the whole film, mostly that one you noticed, which is mostly represented as a repetition of the theme part. I think they only played the breakdown once, during that slow motion montage.

don't you mean "the drop" lulz

shhh, trying really hard not to say "drop"

the vibe here def veered btwn fantasy and costume party, at least when it was semi-good.

was JF overdoing the Fla hillbilly accent?

that was good but it sucked that we didnt see them dping anyone

no HAH WE SAW THE BLONDZ DPing FRANCO DO U SEE?

cant wait for your guys' fan edits of spring breakers

This could've been way better around maybe 75 minutes, ie a B picture? Cut the opening half-hour of exposition down to 15 mins, booze-soaked jiggling tits get boring fast.

you do your edit, i'll do mine

I'd a trimmed it by 10 minutes or just kept the "Everytime" scene.

I went to St Petersburg for spring break during the Reagan Administration.

- Saw some spring training baseball with my 67-year-old uncle, who took me to the breakfast diner at 6 a.m.
- Went to Big Country / Wire Train concert
- Ran into famed mass murderer Henry Kissinger at the Salvador Dali Museum
- An older man (about 30) tried to pick me up on the beach, which I only fully realized afterward

Rated G

MORRRBZ BREEEEAAAAK

can't believe you passed up an opportunity to murder Kissinger btw

St Petersburg has good restaurants – and that Dali museum is worth the trip, although I haven't had any Angie Dickinson experiences in it.

one of my biggest regrets, Shakes

that would've been at the Bayfront Center, right, Morbs?

yes.

I put my hoodie on backwards during the end credits and didn't notice til I was nearly home, or I would've been pointing and yelling LOOKAH MAH SHEEEIT!

Thought it was a bit on the nose to have the one girl who has a moral/religious crisis be called "Faith".

Good film, though. Not quite as leery as I was expecting. All the non-linear editing stuff reminded me of Nic Roeg.

SPRANG BRAAAAKE

This could've been way better around maybe 75 minutes, ie a B picture?

Definitely agree with this.

Loved this film, Malick has still got it! His best one yet imo

girls didnt twirl around enough

Ya and he may be overdoing the mumbly v.o. stuff but I like the whole Grace attained thru sociopathy thing

There are two ways through life: the way of Nature and the way of TITTAYS

im waiting for your fan edits ppl

i got yr edit right here

SCENE BREAAAK

Next thing to edit after this movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZM4yxbE0ZE

is that a Kraftwerk song?

was JF overdoing the Fla hillbilly accent?

― Pope Rusty I (Dr Morbius), Thursday, April 11, 2013 3:15 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark

he underdid it, if anything

Florida hillbillies exterminated by Cubans.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/apr/12/riff-raff-tv-james-franco

spoiler

I thought the film was buiklding to something other than it did. Seems somewhat nihilistic the way it ends.
I would think years on the street would outweigh teenage spirit.

Sorry, trying to keep that as vague as possible but think I could be failing.

Wonder what the outcome of normal Spring break normally is, embarassment & need to check for STDs? & the need to live with new reputations. & sort out your bank balance?
Noty living in th eculture I'm assuming that the sprinbreak experience is particular to one particular branch of society, but then maybe the college experience is too? like if you don't have money you're not going to be able to get into the whole thing anyway, but I'm outside the U.S. & not familiar with the education system. So not aware of how egalitarian it is in the first place. Is Spring break one of the few times that peopl get to let their hair down in that way? Or is that the life the collegiate classes live all the time, just with added sun at that point?

The climactic scene is clearly a "fantasy," even if the whole film isn't.

I had never heard Skrillex before this movie, though I'd heard endless jokes about him - but I thought the score in this was awesome. And what I assume is his big hit given an orchestral treatment at the end was fantastic... that melody is great! (Why are people so down on that dude (without opening a surely gnarly ILM thread)?

FWIW a huge portion of the actual score was by Cliff Martinez, who also held together Drive's soundtrack.

I saw this last night and was surprised how much I loved it- the slow pace, the slow flashback/forward editing structure, circling around significant lines of dialog, the single-shot robbery scene, but most of all LOOK AT MY SHIT. I got numchucks!

yeah, this was amazing. i loved it for all the reasons you mentioned. something about the editing, the "circling back" to specific significant moments such as the robbery, really allowed the movie's images to get lodged in my memory. i don't have a lot to say by way of "interpretation" of this movie, but i seems like a very accomplished manifestation of korine's distinctive vision. also the use of "everytime" by britney spears was incredible.

http://thenewinquiry.com/features/spring-break-forever/

Trying to get a friend out to see this this week. I've assured him it's not because I'm a lecherous old man, I'm just dedicated to transgressive outsider cinema.

it's already officially achieved the status of cult midnite movie

http://www.musicboxtheatre.com/features/spring-breakers

SPRAANG BREEEAK

http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/33700000/Spring-Breaker-New-pics-2013-selena-gomez-33739490-500-250.gif

I found this pretty tedious. It wasn't funny/campy (not that it tried to be), but neither was it anywhere close to shocking/menacing. It felt suggestive of other things--a bit of Manson, a bit of Sport from Taxi Driver, a lot of Wild Things--and the early scenes, before they left, caught a mood of sorts. Franco's good. I didn't know how to take the sledgehammer irony of the various calls home. This was my first Harmony Korine film--maybe context would add something I missed.

ok

http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/33700000/Spring-Breaker-New-pics-2013-selena-gomez-33739490-500-250.gif

This is one of the most important films I've seen in a long time. Wonder how it would do in a double billing with Crossroads.

just watched, dug it. most of what needs saying's been said, e.g. telephone thing and pat finn a few posts back. disconnected, beautifully photographed, fluctuating between horrible banality and seductive fantasy, good shit.

This is one of the most important films I've seen in a long time. Wonder how it would do in a double billing with Crossroads.

-- John Simon

lol @ each & every all-caps SPRRRANG BRAKE (& variations) itt

pat finn seems like a pretty smart guy, xp

sly, too