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A Chat with “Harper’s Island” Victim #8

June 1, 2009 /

See, I told you this week’s victim interview would be posted in a timely fashion.

If you’ve been watching “Harper’s Island” all along, then this was probably the least surprising death of the series to date. It’s not that you necessarily saw it coming this week, per se; it’s simply that, due to an event in an earlier episode, you sensed that the character had been living on borrowed time, anyway. And while I don’t want to say that I’d actually been rooting for that time to run out, I have to admit that this was an interview I’d been looking forward to, due to the other credits found within this person’s IMDb listing…one of which will be returning to the airwaves next month.

Oh, but I’ve said too much. Let’s move onward before I give away anything else…

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A Chat with “Harper’s Island” Victim #7

May 29, 2009 /

Yes, this week’s interview with the “Harper’s Island” Victim of the Week is late, and I apologize wholeheartedly for that. I’d had the best of intentions to do the interview on Tuesday while in Columbus for a Bullz-Eye editorial meeting, but due to a combination of equipment malfunction, poor reception, and general bad timing, it was pushed back to Thursday, so I could be in the comfort of my own office to hold the conversation. Fear not, however: I’ll be talking to Victim #8 bright and early on Monday, so expect to see that conversation in a timely fashion.

For now, however, you’ve clearly waited long enough to read this week’s chat, so let’s dive right in, shall we?

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Pete Docter looks back, ahead, and “Up”

May 28, 2009 /

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Pixar’s 10th full-length feature, “Up” — which critics have, unsurprisingly, dubbed another in the studio’s long line of critical winners — lands in theaters this weekend, and to celebrate the occasion, “Up” director Pete Docter set aside a few minutes for a chat with Bullz-Eye’s David Medsker.

What’s on the Pixar vet’s mind these days? Of course, there was much discussion of “Up,” but the conversation covered plenty of other ground, from the studio’s overall philosophy to Docter’s thoughts on other companies’ animated output, and what makes a good movie:

“You have to think about good storytelling and characters first. Then hopefully, the rest of that stuff will follow, some more than others. But if you don’t have a good film and strong characters, then you don’t have anything down the road.”

To read more of the interview — and to find out why Medsker kicked things off by addressing Docter as “you bastard” — just click here. And don’t forget to follow Bullz-Eye’s coverage of “Up”!

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A Chat with “Harper’s Island” Victim #6

May 13, 2009 /

First off, my apologies for the delay in getting this week’s interview onto the site, though in my defense, today is the earliest it possibly could have gotten up. Saturday night’s victim was out of town on Monday, which is now my new day to do the Victim of the Week interviews, so our conversation had to be bumped to Wednesday instead.

On a related note, please be aware that there will be no interview next week. Why? Because there’s no episode of “Harper’s Island” this Saturday. And why isn’t there one? Because CBS is opting instead to show a rerun of “The Mentalist.” As for why they’re doing such a thing, your guess is as good as mine. I can’t imagine I’m the only person mystified by the maneuver. I mean, presumably, it’s a way to gauge if the “Harper’s Island” fans who’ve followed the show to Saturdays and aren’t watching it on DVR or TiVo will come back if they skip a week, but, damn, come on, CBS, you’ve already annoyed us by shifting it to the weekend. Can’t you at least just run the remaining episodes uninterrupted? Surely we deserve that much.

And just one last thing before we get to our interview: when the show does return, the Victim of the Week interview won’t happen on the following Monday, because that’s Memorial Day Weekend. It will instead take place on Tuesday…and since I’ll be out of town on Tuesday, it remains to be seen if I’ll even be able to do it.

Damn. “Harper’s Island” fans just can’t catch a break…

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Stephen King: “Michael Jackson Finally Looks Like Everybody Else”

May 8, 2009 /

With global airborne pathogens on everyone’s mind lately, GQ thought it might make sense to talk about our potentially pandemic-ridden future with the man who turned the flu into a thousand-page nightmare with “The Stand.” Interviewer Alex Pappademas got King’s thoughts on our constant paranoia, the thrill of the apocalypse, and breathing masks, including the following:

GQ: Michael was way ahead on the mask thing. He’s going to make it. He’ll be the last one left.

SK: That’s it. One human being left on Earth, striding through the ruins with a spangled glove on.

To read more, follow this link!

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