[Krossinc]

As long as it's not your typical media scarefest, doesn't bother me.

[J Storm]

small update on page 1, this movie comes out tomorrow!

[Lusst]

Looks like a pretty cool film.

[ghostwipe]

That probably wont even be shown here, you guys are lucky.

[Donut62]

Originally Posted by ghostwipe

That probably wont even be shown here, you guys are lucky.

I'm sure it will make its way to all sorts of outlets, especially once it hits DVD.....

[Monger]

Originally Posted by J Storm

small update on page 1, this movie comes out tomorrow!

Movietickets.com says that it doesn't come out until June 6th, but movies.com says today... strange.

EDIT: Different days for different cities...

On Screen
Pasadena, CA: Playhouse 7 Cinemas
Los Angeles, CA: The Landmark
Hollywood, CA: ArcLight Hollywood 15
Irvine, CA: University Town Center 6 Cinemas
New York, NY: Empire 25 Theaters
New York, NY: Sunshine Cinema


Opening

6/6/2008
Berkeley, CA: Shattuck Cinemas
Palo Alto, CA: Aquarius 2
Pleasant Hill, CA: CineArts 5 - Pleasant Hill
San Francisco, CA: Embarcadero Center Cinema
Washington, DC: E Street Cinema
Chicago, IL: Landmark's Century Centre Cinema
Evanston, IL: CineArts 6 - Evanston
Brookline, MA: Coolidge Corner Theatre
Cambridge, MA: Kendall Square Cinema
Minneapolis, MN: Lagoon Cinema
Philadelphia, PA: Ritz at the Bourse
Austin, TX: Arbor Cinemas at Great Hills
Dallas, TX: Magnolia Theatre - Dallas
Arlington, VA: Shirlington 7

6/13/2008
San Diego, CA: Hillcrest Cinemas
San Jose, CA: Santana Row 6
Santa Cruz, CA: Nickelodeon Theatres
Denver, CO: Mayan Theatre
Atlanta, GA: Midtown Art Cinemas 8
Kennesaw, GA: Barrett Commons 24 Theatres
Portland, ME: The Movies
Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Theater
Royal Oak, MI: Main Art Theatre
Frontenac, MO: Plaza Frontenac Cinema
Cleveland Heights, OH: Cedar Lee Theatres
Madison, WI: Sundance Cinemas 608

6/20/2008
Monterey, CA: Osio Plaza 6
North Falmouth, MA: Nickelodeon Cinema 5
Kansas City, MO: Tivoli @ Manor Square
Chapel Hill, NC: Chelsea Cinema
Charlotte, NC: Manor Theatre
Santa Fe, NM: De Vargas Center
Bend, OR: Pilot Butte 6 Theatres
Portland, OR: Fox Tower 10
San Antonio, TX: Santikos Bijou @ Crossroads 6
Richmond, VA: Westhampton Cinema 2
Seattle, WA: Harvard Exit Theatre

6/27/2008
Dayton, OH: New Neon Movies
Eugene, OR: Bijou Art Cinema
Salt Lake City, UT: Broadway Centre Cinemas

[Veengrd]

I can't wait to see this. Loved the documentary " The Man Who's Arms Exploded ".

[spirez]

Just watched this, really enjoyed it!

It does seem a little more pro than anti steroid and obviously the director and his brothers have all used them but it's very insightful and well worth a watch.

Anybody else seen it?

BTW i'm sure there was a more recent thread on this but i can't find it. Anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks

[Keith Wassung]

The worst part about steroids ( and this is personal to me) is that EVERYONE who is above average strength/build is automatically thought of as using,,,,which takes away from their accomplishments to some degree.

I understand, at least to some degree the professional athlete who uses to compete and maintain his income--it may be worth the risk at that point, but the guy who takes a ton of stuff just so he can win the local bench press tournament, I dont get that, lot of risk for little reward. When I was in my teens/early 20's, I was around a lot of guys ( and gals) who used, and I sort of figured, well they are young, there whole world revolves around their build and lifting, etc. but its 25 years later and most of them are stlll using and that includes those who have not competed in many, many years, but they still take it to stay big, etc.--there is some psychological hold that drugs have on certain folks,

I know everyone says that steroids are safe in moderation, but honestly,,,,who uses in moderation? Once they decide to use, they are going to keep up with their competitors and eventually "excessive" becomes the standard. Very few are going to take just enough and let it go at that.


KW

[AkronZip]

Very good points, K dub