The Wiltern is putting on a special 4/20 screening of 1993′s Dazed and Confused. Also, there will be a 90s costume contest, a Dazed and Confused band, and more.
Doors open at 7PM this Wednesday and tickets are $4.20-$15.
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Jumping from the celebrated grand experiment that was Boyhood, director Richard Linklater is returning to his comedy form with his next offering, Everybody Wants Some.
It may be following a different gang than Dazed and Confused, but you definitely get a vibe of an 80s version of Dazed and Confused (title cards notwithstanding) in this trailer.
Look for Everybody Wants Some in theaters Fri. Apr. 15th.
(via The Hollywood Reporter)
It’ll be out on Apr. 15th, 2016 to be exact.
This highly anticipated next film from modern shapeshifting auteur Richard Linklater is going to be a comedy set in college in such a way that’s a sequel of sorts to Dazed and Confused from over 20 years ago.
While at one point it was called That’s What I’m Talking About, it’s now just an untitled baseball comedy, but we hardly think that’s going to make anyone think twice about going to see it next year.
(via Vulture)
Richard Linklater, director of Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight, School of Rock, Slacker, and much more, is no stranger to bridging the gap between genres and being conceptual with his films like no one has before.
It might be eye-catching to read that his latest film “That’s What I’m Talking About” will follow up, in different ways, where Dazed and Confused and Boyhood left off, but it certainly shouldn’t come as a total surprise. The film centers around a college freshman balancing college life (i.e. party, party, party) with being on the college baseball team.
While that’s a little vague, Linklater has done plenty with far less of a premise and we wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an “alright, alright, alright”-style line that people endlessly quote from That’s What I’m Talking About.