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Gossip Sauce Sundance Report: The Informers

January 20, 2009 at 2:27pm PST

Tags: Amber Heard, American Psycho, Austin Nichols, Big Fan, Billy Bob Thornton, Brad Renfro, Bret Easton Ellis, Christian Bale, Gregor Jordan, Heath Ledger, Jon Forster, Kim Basinger, Lou Taylor Pucci, Mickey Rourke, Sundance, The Informers, Winona Ryder

Photos: sundance.org

We should have heeded the warnings!

We were told by NUMEROUS sources that The Informers, adapted by Bret Easton Ellis from his novel and directed by Gregor Jordan (Buffalo Soldiers), was absolutely terrible.

For some twisted, sadistic reason, we thought we need to come to that decision on our own.

We have no one to blame but ourself.

The Informers is about what everything Bret Easton Ellis writes is about: yuppies, drugs, promiscuous sex, disconnection, blah blah blah.

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