Sigh…
At least I should get style points.

Frank Whaley should do more work.

Yeah exactly… somehow his persona turned completely unlikable for me.

From IMDB
In preparation for his role, Shia LaBeouf worked extensively with traders and researchers on the world of finance and economy. He even invested 20,000 dollars, and ended up making more than 400,000 dollars.

One of those movies, I finally got around to seeing just last night…. The Apartment

Yeah.. I was kinda confuzzled on that as well…

Not to rain on any parades…
but the Kraken was the least impressive monster sequence in that movie.

Since competitive eating is now a sport…
I guess Joey Chestnut is like Captain Kirk…
He managed to beat the Kobiashi Maru hotdog situation, once thought to be unwinnable.

I saw that hoping that R Linklater would bring a cool edge to it. He had worked with kids before in the surprisingly good School of Rock, and I was thinking that it might have a chance…

I don't know if it's true or not.. but this supposedly Sly was notoriously difficult in this movie and want it written that his goalie character drives the ball the entire length of the field to score the winning goal.

That's probably the pepper spray in your eyes, Pampi

I thought Sweeney Todd was well done, but I think that we agree that Burton would be move away from adapting something and go back to his early original creation/collaboration stuff like Pee Wee, Beetlejuice and Scissorhands. Sleepy Hollow I liked.

Not to mention Walker's amazing drawings of the Headless Horseman in the margins. I would say it was better than that Frankenstein screenplay.

That was Leonard Pierce's "I knew Jack Kennedy" moment of a retort.

Yet Another problem…
People magazine reporting that Renner and Simpson all flirty and phoning each other…

Where's staircar to weigh in on things?

This is a great idea.
Always have liked her stuff and it's a fitting tribute from lots of other inspired comic chicks.

We're the motherfucking clerks at motherfucking Ellis Island and we'll spell it anyway we want.

Envisioning Taxi Driver with Jim Ignatowski.

Statistically speaking by adjusted numbers, Palin is more popular than Jesus.