Lol thanks, it was my computer background for a while (it's now a mom and baby zebra). Stumble showed it to me, it was on Flickr, although I can't remember the exact name/user right now.
I admit I kind of liked this film the first time I watched it, but I was 14 and thus was excused from too much deep thinking. The second time I saw it (a year or two later) I realized how bad it was. And I totally agree with everything you say here.
I also had to wear braces twice. That sucked. I do hate this guy, but I do think it's great that he finally got braces, I hated having them but loved it once they came off and my teeth looked normal. I think it's stupid that people go through the effort to make video responses to anything, but especially if it's just to make fun of someone's teeth. That is dumb. And I've seen people with way worse teeth.
I can see what your saying, but I still think this is a good example of police negligence and cops being assholes. Especially when you take into consideration the fact that she had so few drugs when she was caught, the emotional blackmail that was (allegedly) used to get her to agree to the bust, and the lack of any kind of training.
Anti-war people do this thing called "befriend a recruiter" where you call a recruiter as if your interested in joining the army and just take up tons of their time. They'll buy you food, take you on errands, go jogging with you, and you can pretty much call them any time. That way they're not busy recruiting people who might actually join. I wonder if there will be any fake recruits on this show. I would lol. Yes, lol.
I haven't seen the movie Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, but I've seen the Broadway musical and if it's anything like that it will be awesome. I think it looks pretty good.
I don't think Keira Knightly lives in our time. She time travels to star in our films. If you tried to have her play a modern character she'd get confused, all this crazy slang and technology. Computers frighten her.
My friend has this thing where she hates Nicolas Cage so much she gets made even when she sees a cover of a movie he's in, even if his picture isn't on it. She really, really, really hates him. I have the same reaction with Richard Gere. I haven't seen the movie you mention, but if Richard Gere is in it I don't want to, and I'm sure it's the worst.
Yoko may not have musical talent, but she's a very talented avant-garde artist and renowned for her Dada-ist works. Courtney has no artistic talent of any kind. Comparing the two is ridiculous.
I feel like Maury Povitch's bread and butter is people who don't know who their baby's fathers are. Although the "Man or Woman?" episodes are the best.
I feel like Moulin Rouge had enough gorgous visuals to make up for everything else. Maybe Nicole Kidman can't sing, maybe Ewan McGregor makes stupid face (and can't sing), but the cinematography was amazing enough to at least make it not the worst ever. Plus that movie is so fun to watch drunk when everyone knows the words to the songs.
I really feel like Black Snake Moan could win this. It has Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, and Justin Timberlake (for like 5 minutes). IT IS THE WORST!
I liked the first season of Grey's Anatomy, but I know hate the show and no longer care about the characters. I'm tempted to watch this season just to watch that whiny obnoxious bitch die (I am talking both about Izzie Stevens and Katherine Heigl). I hope it's more exciting than a brain tumor. Something with really cool visual effects. The snake would be a good one I think.
I always thought that about the fact that he probably shouldn't be raising a child, but so many people said it was so touching and blah blah blah. Maybe he should have visitations? But not sole child-rearing rights. That just doesn't work.
I think someone mentioned it earlier, but I would recommend Black Snake Moan. It has Samuel L. Jackson and Christina Ricci (and Justin Timberlake), so it should qualify. It's sitting right next to me and the quote on the back of the DVD case is "Justin Timberlake gives a fine, sensitive performance." That's their good review. Plus, Samuel L. Jackson fake plays a guitar.
This reminds me of the episode of The IT Crowd where Roy wants to watch the zombie movie but someone tells him there's a twist at the end and every time he tries to watch it someone tries to ruin it. Good episode.
I think some movies aren't ruined by spoilers, but suspense films and thrillers really rely on having a great ending and it sucks to know what happens. Like I knew the ending to Citizen Kane before I saw it and it didn't affect how much I loved it, because despite how the movie was framed about the Rosebud mystery, in the end that's not what it was really about, that just gave the guy a reason to go talk to all those people and learn Kane's story. I think I would've liked Soylent Green more if I hadn't known the ending, because it really is a shocking twist. If I had known the end to Psycho before I saw it, it wouldn't have been as awesome, because even though it's still a really well made movie, it's a suspense film and when you take out the suspense factor you're just watching people running around waiting for them to figure it out.
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