the rooms are so sound proofed they can't hear each other in the suite, but Lorena heard Sookie whisper 'Bill' from the hallway as a cliffhanger two eps ago? Not exactly consistent, unless you fillin your own blanks saying she could because she's that much older, but whatever.

just as there is never a movie that mbs hasn't "kind of liked", at least a part of, even if it's universally reviled. But I'm ok with that, mostly. It's endearing in its own way, and I don't mind being easily entertained. It makes for happier movie-going, especially when half of all movies are snuck into after…

Carrot Top is "a" pretty big dude, in that he resemble the Wendy's logo if the girl was raised on East German female bodybuilder steroid diets. He ought to be disclaimed. I don't know that his big as in popular, except as a punchline.

I would suspect taht Aloft is correct. You take a pain killer when you're actually in pain, and you get absence of pain. You take it when there is no pain, you get high. If the blood is "burned" up healing wounds, then there wouldn't be as much of a high effect, but Sookie and others have shown after effects like…

The Sookie book series may or may not lead to a vampire vs. werewolf war or conflict (I've only read the first 3 or so books and don't recall anything by then, but I don't recall much of the books in any event), but I don't think Underworld is based on it at all, and it's not a new idea or concept with Underworld…

I thought she was a hockey mom anyway? What is with the basketball lingo? Doesn't she know that's unamerican?

"what the fuckery" amuses the shit out of me and is my new favorite phrase of the day. I intend to incorporate into at lease three sentences this week.

Unless there is a good reason, like getting a quickie in so you stay mostly dressed, the bra should come off. If nipples aren't out, you're doing it wrong. It's science and not to be disputed.

Network TV for most actors I thought was better than your average movie paycheck, at least once you're a top 10 show. OK, maybe if she's actually paid millions per movie (but that seems excessive), but I thought Grey's was a consistent ratings whore, which would put cast in potential $100's k per episode x 22…

I liked Wolf, but what I remember most about it was that I saw it on the night OJ did his slow speed chase, and the theater turned all of its t.v.'s from previews to news, so nearly the whole theater for ever movie was just standing around watching, not going to their movie. Fucking annoyed the crap out of me, but I…

Indeed. see a Savage Love of this week or in the last two for similar commentary as to who a male sex server is more likely to get as a client, though whatever, it is a comedy, male fantasy-fest. Didn't see it yet, but glad it got a decent review and will try to tune in at some point I think.

default would be to the mother(s) unless there is weird legal shennanigans to be had, and given the characters, I expect weirdness will ensue.

or if that someone isn't hot. that's just a waste and wrong. But yes, it taught me nothing, as I know how racist I am, and that we're all a bit racist anyway. And while I knew that, it was better affirmed in song via Avenue Q than Crash

Oh, and Fright Night is a teenaged favorite of mine, much along the lines of Lost Boys. It might not quite hold up now (and like with so many mentioned films the sequel I thought was awful), but it's not a shitcan of a movie.

It was talked about. I really looked forward to it, but was somewhat disappointed, though that may be because I ended up with the dubbed version out of the video store and I hear the original dvd dubbing was a bit different than the text of captioning.
I didn't quite catch the same level of emotional connection…

I give some minor affirmation as to TDK not quite holding up on multiple viewings, but that is mostly irritation at Bale's batman voice, which was grating from the very beginning. There are scenes and dialogue that on second look do not hold up and seem subpar, like the "no more dead cops" and general mob fraility at…

I thought Kungfu Panda, while nice visually, was one long recurring fat joke that ended with believe in yourself. It and Wall-E, which I didn't see, are the only ones I'd call children's fare. My kids liked it, but I don't think I'd have put it in as a good movie. It was enjoyable, enough.

[insert snarky comment here]
So, instead of long arguments about how the 5 nominees weren't really among the best of the year, there can be long arguments about how the 10 nominees weren't either and the winner was no way better than any of the other nine. fun…or not. I've not watched the oscars since Forest Gump…

Oh, let's not leave out Nick Cage Vampire's Kiss or whatever (been forever since I've seen it). Good wtf vampire fun there.

now that made me laugh. well done Mr. Handlen