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Well, happy birthday to me. SUCK is going to be released in theaters the day before my birthday. Go to this site

http://www.suckthemoviepremiere.com/

And check for theaters in your area that will be showing it.

That figures. The closest it's laying is 50 mile from home. What the hell, it's playing in two theaters in Omaha, and none in Lincoln?

Just got home. Love it! This is totally the kind of movie my friends and I watch anyway, PLUS it has Alice!!

It started with a 10 minute or so "making of," that had LOTS of Alice in it. He's actually the first and last person they show a clip of.

As was stated before (I think by RemarkablyInsincere), Alice's part is bigger than just a single scene. He doesn't have a ton of overall screen time, but he has multiple appearances and a fun role.

I also really liked Iggy's role, and the credits role to "I am the Spider."

If you get the chance to see it on the big screen, do. If not, definitely get the DVD. I'm sure going to!

It wasn't playing anywhere near me, but it's already ordered for the end of the month. It comes out the same day as Theatre of Death and they should be delivered together - what to watch first???

Cannot wait to see this...Has anyone seen it yet, and what are your ideas about it?

>Cannot wait to see this...Has anyone seen it yet, and what are your ideas about it?

Try reading the third post in this thread.

Diane wrote:It wasn't playing anywhere near me, but it's already ordered for the end of the month. It comes out the same day as Theatre of Death and they should be delivered together - what to watch first???

Well, if you were able to see the TOD show in concert, then Suck, of course! If you didn't see the concert.....then, you're right...tough call!

NotSoPerfect wrote:Well, if you were able to see the TOD show in concert, then Suck, of course! If you didn't see the concert.....then, you're right...tough call!

I did see TOD last year, but I was just getting over an illness and wasn't quite 100% with it. It was a long drive down where we were staying that day and I kind of wilted half way through the show. So I am a bit torn between the two, on what to watch first. Plus, it's been SO long since that show. (I think I'm leaning toward TOD )

Can't wait to see him again next month!!!

Although VA was TOD poor, it apparently was SUCK rich. I did catch the movie here in VA Saturday night. I do have to say BRAVO and I am going to have to get it on DVD so I can watch it again. I had honestly thought the movie was going to be cheezy and ill done, but it surely was not. The CG effects were really the only thing cheezy about it but I do believe that they were done that way on purpose to be funny.

I although I did not do too much reading about who was in the movie, I was pleased to see Nicole De Boer of STAR TREK in a space suit (irony at its best), though it took me a few minutes to recognize David Foley because of his weight.

The movie is also ironic in a sense that Jessica Pare, who plays Jennifer, looks like Laurie Partridge from the Partridge Family. I dont know it that was a planned thing, but it worked for me. Big applause!

Although Iggy Pop's acting is far superior to Alice's, Alice portraying an ancient vampire is just perfect and nobody could have done it better. Calico showing up as the waitress was also a surprise to me, but most appropriate.

There are hidden gems in this movie if you know where to look and dont get too lost in the story line, which is tempting to say the least.

All in all, I have to say seeing the movie in mostly empty theater was kind of odd. There were only 8 people there the night I went, and maybe that could be counted as quite a crowd for this movie. I couldnt say for certain but I would have to guess that is true at this point. Unless you are a HUGE vampire movie fan or a HUGE fan of one of the persons starring in the movie, I dont see too much interst for a following building. I did drive my SUV with Alice eyes adorning it there, so I would guess I was pegged as a die-hard Alice fan. My kid smacked me a good one because I started singing the words to the song while the credits were rolling (I am the Spider)and waving my arms in the air, but what difference did it make--eveyone else had already left the theater.

Not sure about the US or the rest of the world but its for sale in the stores in Canada now. I picked up a copy at Best Buy the other day, I suppose all the regular haunts will have it also.

Apparently it was on TV on Canal+ in France a few days ago!

I cant wait to see it...especially after reading Wicked's post...thanks girla.
It came to as close to me as 45 mins away in Dallas, but I worked all that weekend and missed it. I will be ordering the dvd.

I saw it too on Sept. 2 and it was incredible...had a blast..Alice was awesome and Calico's cameo was cool as well...the ending was so cool...I wish I could talk about it but I won't...still thought hearing I am the Spider on the big screen echoing throughout my theater sent chills down my arms...LOVE THAT SONG...

Just so much to look forward too

Saw it on video last night. I didn't even catch that Alex Lifeson was in there till the credits.

I've seen this movie twice and thought it was pretty good actually. Alice has a good part in it and I believe that's the jacket he wore on the Dragontown tour? Anyway, good movie and had a few funny parts and love all the celebrity appearances. Had some pretty good music in it especially the closing credits song. I also enjoy the vampire theme. Highly recommend to Alice and horror movie fans even tho it's more of a comedy.

>I believe that's the jacket he wore on the Dragontown tour?

No.

It does very much resemble the BT/DT coat but no,the one he wore in Suck is a different coat.

oh, ok, cool jacket tho, I guess I didn't really compare the two.

I finally got to see this!! It was really good, I enjoyed it a lot. Surprisingly, my husband enjoyed it as well. I wasn't sure he would. Anyway, it had a little bit of everything - good music, some gore, and humor. A great combo in my book.