Interesting, I hadn't heard about this up until now.

Thoughts?

http://www.paulyshoreisdead.com

I wasn't a big fan, but this is a bit of a shock. He will be missed.

Click the link

I saw the trailer tonight. My friend and I were the only two laughing in the theater.

Eh . . doesn't look very funny.

Saw this at last year's SXSW. A few good laughs and funny cameos, but nothing great.

Seantn,

It's seriously not right to get people all happy and excited when they read a thread title, just to let them down when they click on the thread.

I thought Sean was serious that he had died.

I thought so, too.

I think that the name of the link should have given it away.

Looks kind of lame.

I'm actually pretty interested in seeing this - seems to be generating some decent buzz.

Wow, did he finally get the financing for this movie? I think it's just been sitting around for a couple of years.

there is a movie about it

Looks Great... Cant Wait....

That pretty bad when you're career is so dead that when you try make a movie showing how dead your career is, even that doesn't work out.

I thought Pauly and a few others footed the bill for the film themselves? The problem the film has had was finding a studio to actually release it. I recall Dimension was supposed to release it when the film was originally called: "You'll Never Wiez In This Town Again."

This could be funny. By the way, what has Pauly Shore been up to?

That's what the title was at SXSW '03.

Here's an interview with Pauly from the movie's U.S. premiere in Sacramento: http://www.badmouth.net/archives/000134.php

Pauly comes across pretty well, actually. Can't speak for the film, though.

Then this isn't an obituary thread ??

Dammit !!!

I went to the premiere on Friday, but left after the first 15 minutes because some jerks were smoking pot in the theater and showed no signs of getting booted, and the person I was with was getting physically ill from it. I already felt like leaving though because the damn movie was being shown on a VIDEO projector from a DVD! The same "20th Century Fox Home Entertainment" intro that they have on their DVDs came on the screen, and a "PLAY" display appeared at the top!
The evening wasn't a total waste however as I got to meet Pauly Shore before the show and he autographed my laserdiscs of Encino Man, Jury Duty and Bio-Dome (yes, I actually bought those, but not at full price, they were all from blowout sales.)
He was outside when we were leaving so I asked why they were showing a DVD, he said they were making some 35mm film prints of it but they weren't done yet. I told him we had to go, but we'd come back later if they got a film print, and if not then I'd buy the DVD when it came out.

it might be funny i might rent the dvd eventually

Hey buh-D

Anyone seen this yet? I'd like to, but none of the sites I've looked at list it. Is it playing where you are?