Comments

dc monster -- got to the rally by 12:30, got stuck in the middle of 7th st, stayed for an hour, then left at 1:45 to get to work by 3 (work was 3 blocks away mind you) - a clusterfuck but a fun one - couldn't hear anything but the train song bit but the most exciting part for me was seeing a guy dressed as green man dancing excellently on a news van, also here's my bro-in-law and sis with sign: http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs965.snc4/75894_634296772097_7609810_36366766_3684977_n.jpg
yes some doctor who love!... i'm going as amy pond but I doubt anyone will actually recognize it unless I tell em this outfit: http://www.seanpaune.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/dw11amypond.jpg
you sir, are the clear winner of this thread
That is an amazing costume... those scared the bejesus out of me even when i wasn't playing in an empty dark house
Sorry did I miss something? that looks fucking fantastic... and I don't mind russell brand so much as he's intentionally playing a buffoonish Shakespearian character (with alfred molina? awesome)
Oh shit Daniel Faraday was in Secretary - I totally never made that connection *mindblown*
probably the only one on here that actually wants the lotr nz jade necklace (what can I say i love nz jade and I love lotr) but i'm putting my support behind werttrew because let's face it no one else has a chance
And while I'm at it The Weather Man with Nic Cage and Michael Caine because it's depressing and I had to listen to Cage talking about his daughter's camel toe and how he loves eating women out ugh
aww really I loved Bottle Shock... Alan Rickman and wine... Chris Pine's hair was pretty bad though
seconded Sunshine was a great film... although I could've done without the monster twist I didn't mind it
also The Other Boleyn Girl because I unintentionally got my then boyfriend to tag along after saying there would probably be nude scarlett johanssen or natalie portman and instead we got awkward rape and incest
really untarnished? to name a few... George of the Jungle Dudley Do-Right Journey to the Center of the Earth and honestly this might as well count: http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j1/madeofflesh777/fraserclap.gif
aww I liked the Boat that Rocked... I hated that renamed it though for Americans though and made sure that every preview would loudly say "pirate radio" like 3 or 4 times to makes sure we understood... also it's got Chris O'Dowd and Rhys Ifans in it... (and o'dowd's awesome coat) how can you go wrong? I mean it wasn't great, but it wasn't WMOAT... it was just a bit of inconsequential nostalgia nonsense
I officially nominate: The Ruling Class (1972) starring the great Peter O'Toole in it... O'Toole plays the heir to an Earl who accidentally dies in the first 5 min from erotic asphyxiation wearing a tutu the character is a paranoid schizophrenic who thinks he's jesus so his relatives scheme to get him committed to regain the title they randomly break into song and dance after being cured he starts believing he's jack the ripper and kills someone, getting away with it and continuing to be popular in society it's supposed to be a satire of the English peerage and O'toole was nominated for an oscar to be fair these things sound like the making of a ridiculously entertaining wtf? movie but an hour into it when you realize that's there's still an hour and a half left... it just doesn't end honestly just watch these excerpts -- it fools you into thinking this could be a fun movie and then hits you with 2 and a half hours of horribleness http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vze0utkYypI
fuck yes....every time that would come up in the tv listing I'd be all "sweet I keep on meaning to see [the horror epidemic movie with Cillian Murphy]" and then I get [whiny Sandra Bullock goes to rehab]
yes I was gonna nominate Gigantic... trying way to hard to be an indie film... was also gonna nominate One Hour Photo but then the rules got in the way
no they stole the challenge from any culinary school anywhere
I highly doubt anyone on the show thought Brazil had no distinct cuisine but realistically in a food competition the easiest/most familiar countries are gonna be picked first sorry but the three main cuisines emphasized in culinary school = France, Italy, Spain and most chefs these days are familiar with good Mexican food, the fact that China/India are huge with numerous distinct cuisines within them (not to mention the fact that it's easy to attempt them and end up with cheap take out quality food) does more to discourage - you have 5 min to decide what you're going to spend the next 3 hours working on what do you choose a huge complicated cuisine with a billion directions to go in that you've (most likely) spent minimal time studying, or something slightly more boring that's been drilled into your head since day one Also, does the face that Spain has become trendy somehow disqualify them from being a legitimate cuisine? Because I've been all around Spain (from touristy spots to hole in the wall intimate operations) and I was just as offended by Alex's disaster as you were probably by Stephen's
no one in the industry says that... I assure you - "I don't like the texture of cooked swordfish" sure but Andrea's poor English no
technically "The F Word" is a classier version of Hell's Kitchen
I'm gonna have to disagree... if you thought that that was the only veg whats-his-face had for his couscous wanting to salvage the usable part is completely understandable...it was uncooked cauliflower as long as you only scoop up the part that didn't touch the ground, wash it off if people are having conniptions, it's clean
sorry to be *correctiongum* over here but Neil *Gaiman* and totally... that's immediately what I thought
saw it... became Team Charlie for all the great lines he had and the fact that really he's the only non crazy one in this thing laughed at the fact the the line "I'm hotter than you" actually fucking came out of Jacob's mouth (temp wise but still...also disgusted when team jacob clapped) and was laughing to the point of tears during the whole fight scene with people's heads exploding even to the silence at the end where I felt the hatred and glares of the hundred or so fans in the theatre that were thinking "hey now this is *seriousbiznesstown*" (also seconded that the vampires are extremely flammable now?) I was surprised that the movie was actually more painful to sit through and badly written than the book... ...also lawl-able Jasper's recockulous southern accent, at least they've improved his hair a bit
Why you ask? because the rest of us talented folks have better things to do than whore ourselves out on crappy bravo competition shows - like working real jobs and not having to pander to ridiculously gimicky challenges Also yes when everyone freaked out over a pie it was a little unbelievable... Johnny Iuzzini's burn "my grandmother's not a pastry chef but she can make a pie" killed me
alright I'm gonna say it... I'm rooting for Angelo wholeheartedly, partially cause he went to my alma mater (yea CIA... also rooting for Gigliotti - one of our teachers) but mostly cause he genuinely seems to be able to cook well... and his cockiness is nothing compared to most of the jackhole fratboys in the industry that being said and this being bravo/topchef I'm sure by next week i will be eating my words
it doesn't help that young mib looks like taxi driver era jodie foster http://web3.twitpic.com/img/99599532-99412982e80da2ff17272e493cced886.4beb5b31-full.png
the best explanation I've heard is that the mother was the smoke monster (how she could kill a village and destroy a well) and was tired of the bullshit so had mib kill her (before she could speak no less) and then mib took over her role when jacob threw em in the hole
don't wanna be the naysayer here but really? (with seth and amy) am I the only one who got a little tired of the "old lady unexpectedly saying sexual innuendos repeatedly" by like the second sketch? I enjoyed all the old throwbacks but nothing really made me lawl this ep, I mean the digital short was amusing but it was no Cherry Battle
great album... I bought it for my nephew (I bought it for me)
Some cats and rats and elephants, but sure as you're born The loveliest of all was the *fucking* unicorn!
I believe he's referring to this comment http://videogum.com/163472/kids-are-not-single-ladies-the-darndest-things/animals-on-film/comment-page-1/#comment-7264091
also you can just go to your facebook page and delete Videogum from your applications... at least I think that's how I did it...
yes to hippie hippie shake! if it actually gets released over here (also it has Chris O'Dowd from the IT Crowd) and Cillian Murphy is always fantastic
hah that quote is the best... and so is paul rudd
see, when I read that I initially thought "what does an epidemic of beards have to do with-ohright"
I had no problem with that, I mean I'm assuming he got green beans from the leftover stash of Dharma food/cans on the beach
same I was sure Ben was gonna die at any second and was not okay with it -- super glad he got his redemption though and didn't have to go party with flocke
just another reason why the Segway is the worst invention... acting as overweight mall cop courier while passively destroying our vocabulary...
rooting for District 9, Star Trek, Inglorious Basterds, and Coraline but here are my picks BEST PICTURE - The Hurt Locker ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE - Jeff Bridges, Crazy Heart ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE - Sandra Bullock, The Blind Side ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE - Christoph Waltz, Inglourious Basterds ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE - Mo’Nique, Precoius: Based On The Novel ‘Push’ By Sapphire DIRECTOR - Kathryn Bigelow, The Hurt Locker SCREENPLAY (ORIGINAL) - Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino SCREENPLAY (ADAPTED) - District 9, Neil Blomkamp & Terri Tatchell ANIMATED FEATURE FILM - Up MUSIC (ORIGINAL SONG) - “The Weary Kind (Theme From Crazy Heart),” Ryan Bingham for Crazy Heart MUSIC (ORIGINAL SCORE) - Up, Michael Giacchino ART DIRECTION -The Young Victoria, Art Direction: Patrice Vermette, Set Decoration: Maggie Gray CINEMATOGRAPHY -Inglourious Basterds, Robert Richardson COSTUME DESIGN -The Young Victoria, Sandy Powell DOCUMENTARY (FEATURE) -Food, Inc., Robert Kenner and Elise Pearlstein DOCUMENTARY (SHORT SUBJECT) -China’s Unnatural Disaster: The Tears of Sichuan Province, Jon Alpert and Matthew O’Neill EDITING -District 9, Julian Clarke FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM -The White Ribbon (Germany) MAKEUP -Star Trek, Barney Burman, Mindy Hall and Joel Harlow ANIMATED (SHORT) -A Matter of Loaf and Death, Nick Park LIVE ACTION SHORT -Kavi, Gregg Helvey SOUND EDITING -Avatar, Christopher Boyes and Gwendolyn Yates Whittle SOUND MIXING -The Hurt Locker, Paul N.J. Ottosson and Ray Beckett VISUAL EFFECTS -Avatar, Joe Letteri, Stephen Rosenbaum, Richard Baneham and Andrew R. Jones