Walking around the Lower East Side today, I caught sight of a few posters for the new Martin Scorsese/Rolling Stones film Shine A Light (obligatory David Edelstein review link) touting the IMAX version. And as cool as that might be, I could only imagine — given their album of the same name — what a Constantines IMAX film might be like. I’m seeing a sixty-foot-high Dallas Wehrle, bass in the air, and it’s amazing.
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constantines postscript
03.31.08 | Comment?
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Tobias Carroll lives in Brooklyn, New York. He has covered music and books for a number of publications, and his fiction has appeared in THE2NDHAND, 3:AM, Word Riot, and as part of Featherproof Books' "Light Reading" series. He is presently working on multiple projects of varying lengths.
