This looks great!

[B_Buster]

And if I'm not mistaken, it's the same music used for the chicken scene in Stroszek!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxB0yXfpQZ8

[Martin]

I can't wait!

[Kid Pain]

Nice to see they kept the humor aspect of the original alive. Oh, wait...

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

I just hope they keep the masturbating-on-the-car scene.

[hugman]

oh my god.  when he said "his soul's still dancing" i did the exact same laugh as cage right before he did it.

I'm so there.

[nec13]

I posted this in another thread on this film:
"The only thing that I liked about the first film was the Mets game playing on Harvey Keitel's car radio. Won't be watching the second incarnation."

Although, I don't begrudge anyone for looking forward to the sequel. The first film just wasn't my cup of tea.

[Omar]

I look forward to Les Blank's Abel Ferrara Makes Werner Herzog Eat Schooly D's Boot and Then Barges Him.

For the record, other than focusing on a corrupt copper, this film has no relation to the original.  The words "Bad Lieutenant" are in the title because producer Edward Pressman is a grade-A munch.

[Matt]

I actually like Bad Lieutenant a lot. I haven't seen it in a couple years, though...maybe I'd have a different opinion now.

I'm kind of disappointed in this trailer. We all knew this movie would be funny, but it looks like they might have made it intentionally funny, which is considerably less appealing for me. Still, I'll see any movie where Nicolas Cage says "You don't have a lucky crack pipe?"

Is this the first "Now in Post-Production" in trailer history?

[Martin]

The words "Bad Lieutenant" are in the title because producer Edward Pressman is a grade-A munch.

Exactly. The original was great; this will be a whole other kind of great. Of this I'm sure.

[buffcoat]

More like Sad Lieutenant.










Or bad-rugged lieutenant.

[hugman]

This is the format in which Nikki Cage shines.  It's going to be brilliant.

[B_Buster]

A friend just informed me that he went to grade school with the screenwriter of the first Bad Lieutenant:

http://zoelund.com/

Too bad she didn't stick around. She might have made a good subject for Intervention.

[Martin]

Zoë Lund is legendary.

[Kim Kelly]

I look forward to Les Blank's Abel Ferrara Makes Werner Herzog Eat Schooly D's Boot and Then Barges Him.

For the record, other than focusing on a corrupt copper, this film has no relation to the original.  The words "Bad Lieutenant" are in the title because producer Edward Pressman is a grade-A munch.

Sucks for Herzog, but I'm sure he had some say in the final casting decisions, right? So I don't feel too badly for him.

[Regular Joe]

Based on this trailer alone I am almost ready to forgive Nick Cage for the last 15 years of his acting.