Like a few experiences from my late adolescence, I want this badly but I’m afraid of it too.

Louis C.K.’s new comedy concert film  Hilarious premiered at Sundance.  This article by Neil Miller from FilmSchoolRejects.com not only gives us a nice review, but a little muse on how and why film critics might review comedy shows.

After 30 years in business, Miramax, who gave way to groundbreaking projects including Resevoir Dogs and Clerks, has said goodbye to this old world.

Kevin Corrigan talks about his role in 2009’s Big Fan, meeting Robert DeNiro, and being in every movie made in the last 20 years.

Big Fan was written and directed by ex-Onion Editor Rob Siegel, who also wrote the screenplay for The Wrestler, and stars Patton Oswalt.

The People vs. George Lucas is a new Star Wars fan documentary, which, it’s just been announced, will be premiering at the SXSW film festival.  It was directed by Alexandre O. Philippe.  This new teaser trailer makes the film look like an exceptionally interesting take on not only what Star Wars is to our culture, but what art is and who owns it after its made.  Here’s the official information from the film’s producers (via /film):

THE PEOPLE vs. GEORGE LUCAS explores the titanic struggle between a Godlike filmmaker and his legions of fans over the most popular franchise in movie history. “At its core, PvsG is the examination of a high-profile, dysfunctional love story”, says Philippe. “George created this humongous and intricate sandbox for us to play in; but is he the sole owner of it, or does it now belong to the ages? And what happens to your role as a creator when your audience claims it owns your art? We basically looked at the conflicted dynamic between George and his fans from a cultural perspective, and asked ourselves those questions.”

More info and the old and new trailer at the above link.