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By David Hudson on May 19, 2010
"Quentin Dupieux's Rubber would have made an absolutely stellar twenty minute short," suggests Todd Brown at Twitch. "Yes, this is really
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By Twitchfilm.com on December 17, 2011
[Congratulations to Bernardo V., who won the Rubber giveaway! Stay tuned, I hope to have more of these soon.]Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber has been a big favorite around here. So much so that we have had
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By Twitchfilm.com on December 17, 2011
[This contest has now closed and our congratulations go out to the following five winners: Justin James, Pamela Fiorelli, Renaud Plante, Andrew Chiu and Michael Manchester. The rest of you will just have
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By Twitchfilm.com on December 16, 2011
I had to chime in on this film. I don’t see everything that comes out. In fact, I think critics generally see too many movies. The travel (for which you are rarely reimbursed), the time, the buzz and hype
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By Twitchfilm.com on December 16, 2011
Rubber concerns Robert; an inanimate tire that has inexplicably comes to life. As Robert roams the desert he discovers a power that gives him the ability to destroy anything he wills by focusing on it
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
A moment early on in Quentin Dupieux’s delightfully absurd Rubber has the titular tire rising out of the primordial sands of the southwestern united states desert to ascend to some form of intelligence
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
[Todd’s review of Rubber originally ran with the film’s appearance in the marketplace at Cannes, but with it now screening on the midnight programme at Fantasia – we present it to you now.]Quentin Dupieux’s
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
[Why do I insist on republishing this review of RUBBER every time it pops up and conquers a film festival? No Reason. Why did Sitges program it at 10am on a Saturday after a big Friday party night in
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
Some films have a concept so quirky, unusual or juicy that they generate frenzied excitement from the premise alone. Think Snakes On A Plane or suchlike. When they finally see the light of day there’s
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 17, 2011
Sometimes a film needs years before it reaches cult status, others attain it only based on a simple web trailer released (think Iguchi’s Machine Girl). Rubber falls in the latter category. Ever since word
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By Twitchfilm.com on May 6, 2011
It’s been a busy week for home video announcements! My second press release today came from Magnet, who has set June 7th as the release date on Blu-ray and DVD for Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber. I didn’t
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 30, 2011
Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber would have made an absolutely stellar twenty minute short, one that would have certainly been an enormous cult hit however you chose to measure it. How it works as a seventy five
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 30, 2011
We’ve had killer car movies. We’ve had killer driver movies. Heck, we’ve had pretty much every sort of road-related violence possible captured on screen, right? Right? Quentin Dupieux – aka electronica
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
After a very successful run on the festival circuit and an acquisition in the United States by savvy genre label, Magnet, Quentin Dupieux’s psychokinetic killer tire flick, Rubber, is getting a limited
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Headline says it all, really. Read on for the press release.Cannes – May 20, 2010 – The Wagner/Cuban Company’s Magnet Releasing, genre arm of Magnolia Pictures announced today that it has acquired US rights
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Wondering how Quentin Dupieux (aka Mr Oizo) can possibly be expecting to sustain a full feature length film in which an angry, psychic tire is the lead character? Well, here comes the first good look at
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Yes, kids, you read that right. Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber – soon to premiere in Cannes – is the story of an angry tire. An angry psychic tire. Exploding things. With its angry psychic energy. Watch it shake
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Soon to premiere in the Critics Week program, Quentin (Mr. Oizo) Dupieux’s Rubber will almost certainly be the strangest film to screen anywhere in Cannes this year. The story of an angry, sentient tire
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
An angry tire has been rolling through the desert exploding people’s heads and local law enforcement is none to happy about it. This is the thrust of the latest trailer to arrive for cult festival hit
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Fancy catching personified tire movie Rubber on the big screen before it hits DVD? Then you’re in luck. Well, if you live in Birmingham, Sheffield or London you are…Quentin Dupieux’s schlocky horror managed
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Yes, you read that headline right. Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber features an angry psychic tire as its protagonist, a tire rolling through the desert wreaking steel-belted vengeance by psychically exploding
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By Twitchfilm.com on April 29, 2011
Assuming for a moment that you can accept the concept of a tire coming to life and rolling around the desert doing the things that tires do, and assuming even more that you can accept the fact that this……
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By Twitchfilm.net on October 8, 2010
An angry tire has been rolling through the desert exploding people’s heads and local law enforcement is none to happy about it. This is the thrust of the latest trailer to arrive for cult festival hit
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By Twitchfilm.net on October 8, 2010
[Why do I insist on republishing this review of RUBBER every time it pops up and conquers a film festival? No Reason. Why did Sitges program it at 10am after a Friday Night? No Reason. Why should you
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
We’ve had killer car movies. We’ve had killer driver movies. Heck, we’ve had pretty much every sort of road-related violence possible captured on screen, right? Right? Quentin Dupieux – aka electronica
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Yes, you read that headline right. Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber features an angry psychic tire as its protagonist, a tire rolling through the desert wreaking steel-belted vengeance by psychically exploding
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Soon to premiere in the Critics Week program, Quentin (Mr. Oizo) Dupieux’s Rubber will almost certainly be the strangest film to screen anywhere in Cannes this year. The story of an angry, sentient tire
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Yes, kids, you read that right. Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber – soon to premiere in Cannes – is the story of an angry tire. An angry psychic tire. Exploding things. With its angry psychic energy. Watch it shake
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Wondering how Quentin Dupieux (aka Mr Oizo) can possibly be expecting to sustain a full feature length film in which an angry, psychic tire is the lead character? Well, here comes the first good look at
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber would have made an absolutely stellar twenty minute short, one that would have certainly been an enormous cult hit however you chose to measure it. How it works as a seventy five
→ read on Twitchfilm.net
By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Headline says it all, really. Read on for the press release.Cannes – May 20, 2010 – The Wagner/Cuban Company’s Magnet Releasing, genre arm of Magnolia Pictures announced today that it has acquired US rights
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
Assuming for a moment that you can accept the concept of a tire coming to life and rolling around the desert doing the things that tires do, and assuming even more that you can accept the fact that this…
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
[Todd’s review of Rubber originally ran with the film’s appearance in the marketplace at Cannes, but with it now screening on the midnight programme at Fantasia – we present it to you now.]Quentin Dupieux’s
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By Twitchfilm.net on July 16, 2010
A moment early on in Quentin Dupieux’s delightfully absurd Rubber has the titular tire rising out of the primordial sands of the southwestern united states desert to ascend to some form of intelligence
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