Royal Tenenbaums: loved (definitely in the running for all-time favorite)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou: dissapointed
The Darjeeling Limited: meh
Fantastic Mr. Fox: loved
I really hope this isn’t a pattern because I so want to love Moonrise Kingdom.
“Cast reunion party at my place, guys?!” -Billy Zane, and nobody else
Two true stories about Titanic:
1) I saw it in theaters my freshman year with a friend from school (high school, not college… I’m not that old). We both cried in the car on the way home. I was inconsolable. She said she’d never let go, but she diiiiiiiiiiddddddd.
2) Adam has never once seen the movie.
There’s a time when you can share and you hold hands and be on the same path. But there’s always a fork in the road… at some point. And sometimes you have to go on one part of the fork and they gotta go on the other part of the fork. Or just down the back part of the fork while you go forward. And they’re like *sigh* Or they got a salad fork and you have one of the big dinner forks and you have longer to go but they’re like done because that’s it, they’re stuck on a piece of food, that they *sigh*. A desert fork or like one of those, you know small little shrimp forks or crab forks and you’re trying to get out a crab. They’re like that and you’re over here jumping to the huge serving fork or something like that, or a ladle, you know.
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If you haven’t seen Alan Tudyk play a gay European drug-and-sex-addict in 28 Days, I have no idea what you’re doing with your life.
This film is listed among The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilson”s book THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE® MOVIE GUIDE.
I can attest to this.
Watched it MST3K-style with a few co-workers; had a blast.
Please let it happen, please let it happen, please let it happen!
Yes. Yes. Yes. Also, YES.
Yes, please!
I’ve been waiting almost a year, but The Last Rites of Ransom Pride is finally available on Netflix instant watch.
New game: At the last second, squeeze into a revolving door behind a total stranger or distant acquaintance. Once wedged inside the door together, apologize profusely and sincerely.
When you both get spit out the other side, continue to apologize; even take out your wallet and offer to pay…
My good friend Jim is a doctor, but in his spare time he’s also one of the funniest people I know. And now that he’s started blogging on a fairly consistent basis, I strongly suggest you follow him.
Reblogging and following this guy because his blog’s title is a quote from Wet Hot American Summer aka my favorite movie of all time—of all time.
(Source: jameshamblin)
This looks pretty sweet
Agreed.
Though, you really can’t go wrong when you have Zach G. playing a crazy.
This looks promising.
Fuck fitness.
Besides, I’m pretty sure that watching six hours of RPatzz is equivalent to at least one hour of cardio.
