The Dumb Are Mostly Intrigued By The Drum

Michael Moore's newest film is now available for you to check out over at Blip.tv (or just click up there to check it out right now) or you can go over to the film official site here, sign up and get a link for the download if streaming video ain't your thing. I love free stuff but the buzz on this film is that it ain't no Bowling For Columbine so keep that in mind. Sorry to kill your free stuff buzz. Now go check it out and don't let this little internet voice sway your right to grab free shit!

What can I say, I like Michael Moore's stuff: always entertaining are his films. We can sit here and argue whether or not his style of documentary filmmaking is proper but I find myself enjoying his films. Anyways his latest film, Slacker Uprising, will be available for free download later this month over at BLIPTV. Interested? Check out CNET here for more info and check out the trailer down there and see if it's worth deleting those old pictures of your nephew's birthday party in order to make room for the film when it's released.

A while back we posted the trailer for the faux-documentary Rain Of Madness for the film Tropic Thunder. Well the full, 30-minute film is available right now for free over at iTunes here. So if you were a fan of the film or just can't get enough of Robert Downey Jr. as a black man, download it now and let us know what you think of the film.

Well, since I had already posted a Dem Trailers this week, I decided to give this trailer it's own post simply on the fact on how dope it it. I know, I know...we post individual trailers all the time. Yeah, but those are the ones that us fanboys salivate over. This film isn't one of those. Instead, it's a documentary about a Frenchman named Philippe Petit who in 1974 illegally walked a tightrope between the twin towers. The film covers all the aspects of the daring exhibit. That's it, just go watch it and prepare to put the film on your "Must Watch" list. Check out the trailer here at Apple.

I've never seen Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas. Actually, that's not right. I've seen like 2 minutes of the film and all I remember was a giant fish. I'm sure those of you who've seen it know what I'm talking about. But the life of the journalist Hunter S. Thompson has intrigued me since I really first heard of him back in 2001 and more so when he passed away in 2005 and this documentary looks to shine a light into the mind of the creator of Gonzo journalism. Check out the trailer over here at Apple.

The film follows the top graf artists & bombers from all around the world including Taki 183, Cornbread, Stay High 149, T-Kid, Cope 2, Zephyr & more. Head on over to the official web site here for more info.