By making “Spring Breakers,” a curiously mainstream (at least by Korine’s standards) crime/exploitation picture -- that could be described as “Drive” by way of Russ Meyer, Terry Richardson and “Point Blank” -- featuring a bevy of teen starlets best known for wholesome work on the Disney Channel, and a performance from restless A-lister James Franco that might just be one of the actor’s best to date.
The plot is fairly simple, all told. Faith (Selena Gomez), Candy (Vanessa Hudgens), Brit (Ashley Benson) and Cotty (Rachel Korine) are four lifelong friends at the same college campus. Lone brunette Faith is more straight-laced, and nominally Christian, while the others have more fearsome, hard-partying reputations.
They’re planning on heading to Florida for Spring Break, but are short on cash, and so to raise the additional funds, Candy, Brit and Cotty knock over a fast-food restaurant. The job goes off without a hitch, and they’re soon down south partying with the other boys and girls gone wild. The dream looks to be over, however, when they’re picked up on drugs charges by the cops.
But fortunately, they’ve come to the attention of local gangster/would-be-rapper Alien (Franco), who pays off their fines, and takes them under his wing, falling for Brit and Candy in the process. But when he comes into conflict with another dealer, his former best friend Archie (rapper Gucci Mane), which of the girls will stick out spring break by his side, and which will head back to college – or worse?
It’s clear from the off that this is going to be something very different for Korine, with a slow-motion opening sequence of topless co-eds drinking beer bongs on the beach that could be lifted straight from a “Girls Gone Wild” tape or a sleazy music video, albeit one with high production values.
The director’s working with a whole new style here, and thanks to DoP Benoit Debie, the film looks legitimately fantastic – a colourful, neon-lit nighttime aesthetic highly reminiscent of this summer’s other Florida-set picture, “Magic Mike” (the two will make a hell of a double bill one day). There's also some dazzling camerawork, including a genuinely awe-inspiring crane shot of a pool party with what looks like thousands of extras, and a brilliantly choreographed tracking shot of the robbery seen through the window of the getaway car.
It’s also different because, if it’s art, and it probably is, it’s firmly a piece of pop art. The soundtrack (when not driven by the score from Cliff Martinez and Skillrex) is for the most part up-to-the-minute hi-NRG teen pop and hip-hop, with Nicki Minaj, Ellie Goulding, The Weeknd, and Waka Flocka Flame all making appearances, along with a robbery montage scored, brilliantly, to Britney Spears.
The colors, the thin character development, the movie references (Alien has “Scarface” playing permanently on repeat), all add up to the cinematic equivalent of something by Jeff Koons – glossy, bright and ultimately disposable. Korine nudges towards saying things about the American dream, materialism, and the need to escape as you break out into your his teens, but never really lets anything of substance emerge. He’s much happier, in this case, making an immaculately stylish exploitation picture. Those looking for something as genuinely shocking as his other work should go elsewhere – there are moments that’ll grab TMZ headlines (coke, some nudity mostly from Mrs. Korine, a “Wild Things” style swimming pool threesome between Vanessa, Ashley and Franco), but nothing truly dangerous.
Which isn’t to say that it’s uninteresting, cinematically speaking. The mood (again, as with “Magic Mike”) is curiously downbeat and sad for much of the film – even as the girls have the best time of their lives, they know it’s coming to an end. Even as they enter a life of crime, they know it can only end badly. And the phenomenal editing by Douglas Crise (a former assistant editor for Sodebergh, who also cut “Babel” and “Arbitrage,” among others) really pushes that to the forefront, rarely letting the viewer settle in to a "present," constantly hopping around in time, and even repeating fragments and shots.
It’s probably the single aspect that’ll stop the film from becoming a crossover hit, although you never know. Certainly the star appeal of the young cast should be potent, and they actually acquit themselves as well as they could with such thin characters, with the exception of Rachel Korine, who never feels comfortable on screen. Gomez has the best-defined role, but probably the least screen time, while Hudgens and Benson are charismatic, but essentially joined at the hip in the film.
But really, it’s Franco’s film. He doesn’t appear in any substance until nearly halfway through, but his Florida Fagin is enormously entertaining. Buried under corn-rows and metal teeth, Franco plays Alien like Matthew McConaughey doing an impression of Lil ‘Jon (it’ll make sense when you see us, trust us…), a curiously charming and childlike gangster. We’ve grown increasingly tired of Franco’s self-regarding art projects of late, but this served as a much-needed reminder of how much fun he can be on screen.
We mentioned “Drive” earlier, and in many ways this feels like the 2012 equivalent of last year’s crime cult picture (though certainly not as good), and not just because of the neon-lit cityscapes and Cliff Martinez score – it’s ultimately a fairly thin, pulpy crime tale, given more substance than it should have on paper thanks to some excellent filmmaking. It’s unlikely to make Korine’s hardcore fans happy (it almost feels like a statement from the director, for better or worse, that he’s ready to stop dicking around and make "proper" films), but midnight movie programmers of the future will undoubtedly give it a long life years after it’s gone from first-run theaters. [B]
Spring Breakers review
Robbie Collin reviews Spring Breakers, Harmony Korine's tale of college break sleaze, sex and violence, starring Vanessa Hudgens and Selena Gomez.
Dir: Harmony Korine; Starring: Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, James Franco, Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine. 88 mins.
“This is the freakin’ American dream!” bellows Alien, James Franco’s gangster rapper stroke actual, gun-toting gangster, as he takes four bikini-clad young women on a tour of his spectacularly crass Florida crib. Alien is a Day-Glo Gatsby for our times: instead of uncut books on his shelves he has a flatscreen television playing a Scarface DVD on constant repeat, and in place of a pink suit, he has his hair pulled back in cornrows and a sparkling silver grill clamped over his front teeth.
The American dream may have already been in a sorry state in Gatsby’s day, but in the early 21st century, according to Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers, it has dissolved into a kind of pornographic reverie. Korine’s film is about four college girls who go in search of that dream: churchy Faith (Selena Gomez), brash Cotty (Rachel Korine, the director’s wife), and Candy and Brit (Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson), neither of whom have enough of a personality to merit their own adjective.
They find it, temporarily at least, on a mid-term holiday to Florida, funded partly with their savings and partly with the proceeds from robbing a café. Much drinking, drug-taking and hip-gyrating ensues, which Korine captures with suitably dreamlike camerawork and whispery narration. (Improbably, of all the other films in Venice, Spring Breakers has most in common with Terrence Malick’s earnest love story To The Wonder.)
The foursome are eventually arrested during a police raid on a house party, but they are promptly bailed by Franco’s Alien, who recruits them into his stick-up gang.
The foursome are eventually arrested during a police raid on a house party, but they are promptly bailed by Franco’s Alien, who recruits them into his stick-up gang.
Well, the answer is not nearly far enough: beneath its Terry Richardson-esque porn chic surface, Spring Breakers is no racier than a mainstream Hollywood teen comedy, and Korine doesn’t seem to know what to do with his film’s incredibly timely, potentially dangerous premise. For a generation with ready access to the internet, the sex or violence is depressingly tame, too: a swimming pool ménage-a-trois between Hudgens, Benson and Franco even verges on the snuggly.
Korine’s wicked sense of humour is in evidence both in motifs borrowed from earlier films (masks, nonsense songs, clowning) and some sensational new tricks: a Russ Meyer-inflected heist montage backed by an obscure Britney Spears album track is a scream, and the cuts between almost every scene are underscored with the deafening snap of an automatic weapon being cocked.
Moments like this make Spring Breakers worth watching, but while the film is a success on its own art house exploitation terms, it can’t help but feel like a missed opportunity. The freakin’ American dream is an awful lot harder, sleazier and stranger than this.
Breakdown of the nude scenes involving the main female cast :
Translated foreign reviews :
Big debauchery.....
Par: Déborah Laurent
Opinion by Spaggy of Spring Breakers
Take a good dose of aesthetics from MTV, mix it with a pair of tits and ass dancing all the time to tickle the male hormones. Add James Franco James Franco is on steroids, mixed with a splash of images taken with the camera of your iPhone. As a final touch, sprinkle of color technomusic, Shake with some shot across or under the water and drink it all with accompanying references metacinematografici and eating healthy provocation while listening to Britney Spears. Here is the recipe for Spring Breakers from Harmony Korine, a film that would rise to critical pop but ends up being so kitsch to border on pornography film.
There is no doubt that in a short time, the work of Korine can rise to the status of cult of the new generations of moviegoers watch the aesthetic rather than the intrinsic value of a work. If this is the future of cinema, but frankly if you can do without. Choose to cause a James Franco, who spends himself in a practiced fellatio with two pistols, pull color images lysergic and put on display bodies and ridiculous different does not mean making films. Means groped hit the media and try to switch to author innovative even when you do not have the means and possibilities. Beyond the script that leaves no room for doubt on the smallness of the project, to hit is the will of Korine want to be critical of American society. Alien, drug dealer and rapper dodgy with his grin metallic stregatto induces the four main characters to want to make what for him is the American dream: making money and ricoprirsene nauseum, surrounded by weapons and branded goods and extend the power over everything and everyone.
Pretending to marry Although the reasons subjects who attempt to put forward for Spring Breakers , you can not remain inactive in the face of paucity form and substance as the film progresses. The four girls protagonists, a symbol of a generation of brave girls who have never been such, would be willing to sell even their mothers to spend their spring break in the middle of a nightlife made up of alcohol, sex, drugs and degeneration of any type or kind. Given that the idea of spring break is far from cogitandi modus of the Italian student, you have the impression that the critical vein is just an excuse to have fun on the set of friends. things do not improve even when Spring Breakers wants to become a grotesque modern gangster movie: the exasperation of the clichés of the genre takes the viewer to get nervous and lose my patience. And the predictable end does nothing but worsen the judgment. Korine should remember that cause is an art and not just two shots in digital fluorescent costumes to be alternative and cinematically anarchists. Experiment film that wants to be independent and fiercely critical, Spring Breakers is great for night passages on local TV or pay per view erotic. Similar to those bad bmovie where you just take a beautiful girl of 90 minutes of futility, Spring Breakers is indefinable and indefensible. Whatever the argument that Korine pleads in an attempt to explain it, I personally am not inclined to listen. trashed as you would with the amateur video of Belen Rodriguez with her boyfriend of the moment: you look out of curiosity but then it also removes the memories. Rating: 1 (only for a few interesting solution directed).
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Just read your tweets on Spring Breakers. I'm big fan of female nudity in movies. Just sad to read there is no nudity from Vanessa and Ashley. You mentioned there nothing really shown. Not even butt shot?
Amid the gloomy news.....a ray of sunshine delivered by Selena Gomez :
Gomez, who rose to fame as a teenager on Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place and enjoyed success as a pop singer, added that she turned down the opportunity to play one of the more racy characters in Spring Breakers.
"I just didn't think I was ready for it, and I do think that Faith is right for me at this time in my career and in my life. Of course eventually I'm going to kind of work my way up to that I think," she added.
* seems like I'm a bearer of endless bad news today. This one is related to Emma Watson in The Bling Ring (2013). If you're hoping for some T-and-A's by Hermione or others in the movie prepared to be disappointed.
From tumblr belonging to one of the cast member : Claire Julien
* another supposed nudity (keeping my fingers crossed) in the pipeline is all-eyes Jessica Szohr in much delayed and yet-to-be released Art Machine (2012). I received a e-missive few months ago that Ms.Szohr did a love scene in the movie. Clear shot of her butt and quick glimpse of nips filmed in usual dark and low lighting. Need confirmation though.
Books and Review Fan Frenzy; Fresh Look at 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Movie Front-Runners for Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey
Books and Review | Jessica Durham
Books and Review did some recent polls to see which stars are in the front running for the two key roles of Anastasia and Christian in the upcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie.
The "Fifty Shades" trilogy ("Fifty Shades of Grey," "Fifty Shades Darker," "Fifty Shades Freed"), written by bestselling author E.L. James, tells the story of 22-year-old recent college grad Anastasia Steele, who enters into a dominant/submissive sexual relationship with 27-year old sexy billionaire Christian Grey, and both explore Christian's world of BDSM while trying to understand their complicated relationship.
In an ongoing poll that includes "Game of Thrones" Emilia Clarke, "Gilmore Girls" Alexis Bledel, Emma Watson, "Pretty Little Liars" Lucy Hale, "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" star Alexandra Daddario, and "Twilight" Ashley Greene, only one of them are winning.
Daddario is currently winning the poll with 866 votes, while Bledel is in second with 787 votes and Clarke is in third with 398 votes.
This is surprising, as Clarke and Bledel are huge fan favorites. But the polls don't lie. Daddario is a fan favorite as well. Also, "Twilight" star Ashley Greene has slowly creeping up to Clarke and may past her by next week.
Here is what some fans had to say!
maya
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ALEXANDRA DADDADRIO!!!!! SHE IS THE PERFECT ANA. SHE HAS HER LOOKS AND PERSONALITY.
Rayrayxcx
Alexis bledel is ana steele 100 per cent and matt bomer as christian they will be perfect together
JLentz317
Alexis Bledel.....she fits the part for Ana!!!!!
Wifeys1
Alexis Bledel as Ana, She has the innocent look to her yet she can be quiet the feisty young lady
Dreamerdi05
The one that fits E.L. James' description of Anastasia Rose Steele exactly is Alexandra Daddario!!! My predicion is she will be cast with THE MUSE (source of inspiration for Christian Trevelyan Grey) Henry Cavill. They make the perfect Mr. and Mrs. Grey!!!
Savannah Bennett
I think I should be Ana, just saying. I have the dark hair and piercing blue eyes.
Books and Review did a recent poll to see which star fans wanted to play Elena Lincoln a.k.a Mrs. Robinson.
The ongoing poll featured Elena Barkin, Charlize Theron, Michelle Pfeiffer, Lena Olin, Jenny McCarthy, Madonna, Angelina Jolie, Diane Lane, Sharon Stone, Cameron Diaz, and Kim Cattrall.
Theron is in first place with 138 votes. Cattrall is in second with 104 votes. Pfeiffer is in third with 81 votes.
Here is what fans had to say!
Pin_nutz
Kim Cattrall would make the perfect Mrs. Robinson.
Reana09
I think Kim should play Mrs. Robinson.
Karen
Charlize Theron as Mrs Robinson
Kbella78
Kim Cattrall isnt what I pictured for Elena but I actually think she would be great for the role.
Ellen
Michelle Pfeiffer or Charlize Theron would make a good Elena (Mrs Robinson), both are blonds and both have given not only good girl characters life, but also bad girl characters as good of life.
A word to our fans: Out of these 12 contenders for Christian and Ana, who should pair up to play the coveted roles? Your answers/couples will be featured in a new couple poll coming soon!
Check Books and Review every Tuesday for the next poll and fan review, and check every day for the latest "Fifty Shades" news. See last week's results HERE.
Click HERE to vote on the newest Anastasia Steele poll!
Click HERE to vote for Christian Grey!
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Lorelei Lee Talks Ashley Hinshaw's 'About Cherry'
By Peter Warren
Sep 04th, 2012
HOLLYWOOD—While perpetual fascination has swirled all year long around porn's James Deen and his emergence into the mainstream spotlight (the latest gossip item surrounding Deen, per The Canyons scribe Bret Easton Ellis' Twitter feed, is that the burrito-obsessed cockslinger is in serious consideration for the role of Christian Grey in the film adaptation of E.L. James' Fifty Shades of Grey), another star of the triple-X screen has quietly made her own inroads into the "legit" movie business.
That star is Lorelei Lee, and by co-authoring the IFC Films release About Cherry, available now via VOD and coming to theaters September 21, she has earned the distinction of becoming the first hardcore porn performer in history to script a bona fide Hollywood feature.
Co-written and directed by Stephen Elliott (making his movie-helming debut), About Cherry tells the story of an 18-year-old girl (Ashley Hinshaw) who drops out of high school and runs off to San Francisco, where she takes a job as a cocktail waitress at a strip club. There, she meets a rich lawyer (James Franco) who introduces her to a world of lavish decadence, while a local porn performer-turned-director (Heather Graham) ushers her into the San Fran porn scene. The movie also stars Dev Patel (Slumdog Millionaire) and Lili Taylor (Say Anything...), with cameo appearances by Lee and fellow adult starlet Sensi Pearl. It was shot at the 250,000-square-foot San Francisco Armory, home to BDSM giant Kink.com, where Lee continues to perform and direct.
"Stephen Elliott is a longtime friend of mine from San Francisco, and he just called me up one day and said he wanted to write a story about porn, and that he wanted us to do it together," Lee told AVN. "He had just written the screenplay for [his novel] The Adderall Diaries, which James Franco had optioned, and that was Stephen's first time writing a screeplay and he was really excited about the new form and wanted to do another one. So we wrote it over my Christmas break from school—we literally wrote it in like six weeks—and then he really was the force behind getting it to all come together and making the movie happen. He got James Franco on board, and that of course made the project interesting to a lot of people."
Despite the seemingly autobiographical elements of About Cherry, Lee said the biggest commonality between the main character's experience and her own is in "the way that people in your personal life will respond to finding out that you are making porn. Her family background is not at all autobiographical for me. Actually, some of it is more autobiographical for Stephen. It's kind of funny, because people will see the film and they'll see a blonde porn performer and they'll think that it's my story, and it's very much Stephen's story as well."
That said, Lee conceded, "But definitely, I put a lot of my real experiences into it. I mean, a big part of the reason we wanted to write this story is that so many of the movies that you see or the stories that get told about porn are tragic and are stories about drugs and about people who feel really lost, and I wanted to talk about how the industry can be a place where someone can actually find themselves. That has been my experience quite a bit."
Asked how she feels about the way the film turned out, Lee said, "I love it. I mean, there's definitely small details where we disagreed about things, and there's definitely parts of it that I would nitpick, but that's not even worth talking about because that's the kind of thing that happens in any collaborative project, and really, my experience when I saw it for the first time was joy. I mean, I was really amazed by how all of the people who had worked on it had created this thing that looked like it had come out of my dream life. You know, you're writing something and it's in your head and you don't know if you've communicated it at all, and then to see it made more real than it ever was on paper is just an incredible feeling."
One other thing Lorelei Lee shares with James Deen is a stalwart insistence that continued mainstream success or no, she intends to keep her feet planted firmly in the porn world ... even with a master of fine arts degree from NYU (which she collected in May) under her arm.
"I still love performing, so I'm definitely going to continue to do that—I don't have plans to quit," she said. "And I love directing also. That's been really fun for me, and like a new challenge. But I'm also putting together a poetry manuscript and I've been writing a novel for two years now that's getting closer to being finished. I'm really excited about that. So I have a lot of things in the works."
About Cherry is available on SundanceNOW, iTunes, Amazon Streaming, XBOX Zune and Playstation Unlimited.
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That star is Lorelei Lee, and by co-authoring the IFC Films release About Cherry, available now via VOD and coming to theaters September 21, she has earned the distinction of becoming the first hardcore porn performer in history to script a bona fide Hollywood feature.
Co-written and directed by Stephen Elliott (making his movie-helming debut), About Cherry tells the story of an 18-year-old girl (Ashley Hinshaw) who drops out of high school and runs off to San Francisco, where she takes a job as a cocktail waitress at a strip club. There, she meets a rich lawyer (James Franco) who introduces her to a world of lavish decadence, while a local porn performer-turned-director (Heather Graham) ushers her into the San Fran porn scene. The movie also stars Dev Patel (Slumdog Millionaire) and Lili Taylor (Say Anything...), with cameo appearances by Lee and fellow adult starlet Sensi Pearl. It was shot at the 250,000-square-foot San Francisco Armory, home to BDSM giant Kink.com, where Lee continues to perform and direct.
"Stephen Elliott is a longtime friend of mine from San Francisco, and he just called me up one day and said he wanted to write a story about porn, and that he wanted us to do it together," Lee told AVN. "He had just written the screenplay for [his novel] The Adderall Diaries, which James Franco had optioned, and that was Stephen's first time writing a screeplay and he was really excited about the new form and wanted to do another one. So we wrote it over my Christmas break from school—we literally wrote it in like six weeks—and then he really was the force behind getting it to all come together and making the movie happen. He got James Franco on board, and that of course made the project interesting to a lot of people."
Despite the seemingly autobiographical elements of About Cherry, Lee said the biggest commonality between the main character's experience and her own is in "the way that people in your personal life will respond to finding out that you are making porn. Her family background is not at all autobiographical for me. Actually, some of it is more autobiographical for Stephen. It's kind of funny, because people will see the film and they'll see a blonde porn performer and they'll think that it's my story, and it's very much Stephen's story as well."
That said, Lee conceded, "But definitely, I put a lot of my real experiences into it. I mean, a big part of the reason we wanted to write this story is that so many of the movies that you see or the stories that get told about porn are tragic and are stories about drugs and about people who feel really lost, and I wanted to talk about how the industry can be a place where someone can actually find themselves. That has been my experience quite a bit."
Asked how she feels about the way the film turned out, Lee said, "I love it. I mean, there's definitely small details where we disagreed about things, and there's definitely parts of it that I would nitpick, but that's not even worth talking about because that's the kind of thing that happens in any collaborative project, and really, my experience when I saw it for the first time was joy. I mean, I was really amazed by how all of the people who had worked on it had created this thing that looked like it had come out of my dream life. You know, you're writing something and it's in your head and you don't know if you've communicated it at all, and then to see it made more real than it ever was on paper is just an incredible feeling."
One other thing Lorelei Lee shares with James Deen is a stalwart insistence that continued mainstream success or no, she intends to keep her feet planted firmly in the porn world ... even with a master of fine arts degree from NYU (which she collected in May) under her arm.
"I still love performing, so I'm definitely going to continue to do that—I don't have plans to quit," she said. "And I love directing also. That's been really fun for me, and like a new challenge. But I'm also putting together a poetry manuscript and I've been writing a novel for two years now that's getting closer to being finished. I'm really excited about that. So I have a lot of things in the works."
About Cherry is available on SundanceNOW, iTunes, Amazon Streaming, XBOX Zune and Playstation Unlimited.
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Sex guru son ‘exposes’ self
The son of legendary Masters and Johnson sex researcher William Masters has been caught showing undercover cops his own johnson, and could be facing jail time.
New York freelance TV producer William H. Masters III was busted near his family’s Michigan vacation cottage Saturday after allegedly exposing himself to two undercover officers posing as kayakers as part of a local sting operation.
Masters’ family owns a home in super-exclusive Pointe aux Barques. “It’s a very rich, wealthy gated community,” explained a local source, “with cottages built by families like [tire magnate] Harvey Firestone.”
The incident occurred nearby on the Pinnebog River when, according to the Huron County sheriff’s office, “a 60-year-old New York City-area man yelled for [the] attention” of two women kayaking by. He was on the shore and “was completely nude and making obscene gestures.” But the boaters were “part of a combined law-enforcement-agency sting operation, working out of a two-person kayak on the river.”
The women, a deputy sheriff and her volunteer assistant, then “beached their kayak to pursue the suspect” and “called for backup from [a] Michigan conservation officer . . . who was on foot in that area.”
Masters, who lives in Manhattan and Southampton, was released on $5,000 bond and arraigned yesterday on one charge of aggravated indecent exposure, which could carry up to two years in jail.
“This sting operation was prompted by many incidents over the years such as yesterday’s,” said a release from Sheriff Kelly J. Hanson.
Masters’ father was half of the Masters and Johnson team that wrote the groundbreaking best-sellers “Human Sexual Response” and “Human Sexual Inadequacy.” Showtime is making a series about the duo, “Masters of Sex,” starring Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan.
Masters is married to televison producer Victoria Baker. A rep for Masters said he had no comment.
True Blood’s Deborah Ann Woll could wear a flour sack and still look gorgeous, but in the September issue of SELF magazine, she looks dashing in denim.
While she isn’t a natural redhead — she told SELF that she dyed her blonde hair in high school to say, “I’m not a ghost who will fade away” — Deb’s hair is one of her defining features. In the following photo shoot, it is kept natural and slightly messy, highlighting her natural beauty, striking blue eyes, and fun pops of color in her outfits!
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