I’ve promoted it shamelessly enough on here for two years now. It arrives in theaters today and I’d be thrilled if you went out and supported it. I’m Associate Producer on this and am really proud of how it turned out.
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I can’t this weekend but I’m really excited to see this film. I promise that I will next week!
Seeing it tomorrow with the girlfriend; been looking forward to it. Best of luck!
If it were playing in my neck of the woods, I promise I’d see it. They did show a trailer, so it will play. I think. I just don’t know when.
Definitely seeing it today (in an hour) after convincing the girlfriend she won’t be too scared. I can’t wait!
Already got tickets. Already told all my friends to go. Can’t wait.
Was planning on seeing it this weekend, but Hurricane Irene seems to have other plans. Hopefully next weekend.
Seeing Conan instead. Kidding! Will likely go see it with some friends tomorrow.
Your shameless, yet honest pandering is admirable – and refreshing! Will make a point to see DBAOTD this weekend. Best of luck on the numbers.
I saw it last night in Austin. I really enjoyed it. I was pleasantly surprised to see “Associate Producer: Nick Nunziata, right as the end credits began. I forgot he had a hand in it. Way to go Nick!
Definitely looking forward to seeing this. Best of luck with it, Nick!
And here we go again. Doesn’t anyone find it a tad suspicious that CHUD hasn’t reviewed this movie? Most of the (lukewarm) reviews have been up for a week, yet this site posts nothing about this movie but interviews and other promotional shlock. Now Nick “Executive Producer” Nunziata is begging for you all to go see it. Ulterior motives much? Can the rest of you not see how transparent this is?
Can’t wait to see this. I was supposed to head up to NY this weekend but those plans fell through once Irene popped up. Instead, I shall enjoy my weekend by going to see a showing of this up at Atlantic Station tomorrow.
Nick’s motives are pretty transparent since he’s been telling us for a year he’s had a hand in the film. You know what, never mind. Also, your mom is lukewarm.
Wow, you’re right! I never thought of it like that, but it’s so weird Nick would use his own website to promote a movie that he himself executive produced. That’s like using Facebook to contact people you know, or tweeting about topics you actually care about. How long before actors start appearing on TV to promote their own projects? Anarchy!*
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And say someone had reviewed the movie and posted something very positive, you’d be bitching about “of course they said it was good! What bullshit! Blah blah blah, complain, complain, complain, troll, troll, troll.” Get fucked.
And Ebert giving it a 3 1/2 of out 5 isn’t so lukewarm, assface.
Wow.
congrats Nick, been wanting to see this since you premiered the teaser a few months back. Im from the SF area, have seen a lot of ads for it on the teevee, so the campaign is strong here and a lot of people i know are seeing it this weekend, myself included. my only complaint about the ads is that i dont think i saw Mr. Pearce hardly if at all in the trailers. not a sign of things to come i hope.
Nick, this is awesome, and best of luck. Guy Pearce and Del Torro.. you’re in fine company! I am looking forward to seeing this film just as soon as I’m able!
PS no clue if you had anything to do with the posters, but they’ve been amazing
it’s trending on twitter here! good luck dude
Characters that are blood-related are played by capable actors that actually look like they could be = High-Quality Film, almost always.
who was the real troll here ? it`s sad when theres not enouhg intelligence to reply without calling names…so sad !
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