Jorts and sports jersey is the fat man's best look. The generous cut of the jorts hides the gut behind what appears to be just a huge pair of shorts while the billowing legs prevent thigh chafing.

Yeah n' shit like that n' shit like that n' shit like that n' shit like that n' shit like that n' shit like that n' shit like that n'…what-not.

Really, he's cartoonishly fat yet still can find clothes that are several sizes too big for him.

They are very rough and very much the sort of thing that might pop up on the schedule of some UHF station in the 1980s. For that, the KTMA episodes are of historical interest to me, artifacts of that era when all sorts of odd, weird and sometimes creative local programming was capable of showing up on your TV.

What Bedknobs and Broomsticks needs is at least a couple of "heartfelt" speeches featuring diction like that of a precocious, smartassed and not-quite-as-bright-as-they-think-they-are 17 year old, persistent Star Wars references out of left field and a transparent and pathetic, burning desire to impress.

yeah man, and shit like that, and shit like that, and shit like that and

Oh, I hope much like TFA it ends up coming off as a standard "blockbuster" assembled by a committee going through a build-a-script decision chart, picking all the "obvious" choices in hopes of appealing to the four quadrants.

I remember watching a film "The Last Blood" that was marketed in the UK as "Hard Boiled 2" by shady distributors, even though filming wrapped up two years before Hard Boiled was made - the climax takes place at a hospital, I suppose.

To quote Kevin Murphy from one of the Harry Potter Rifftraxs, "Quidditch: It's what your wife sees when you force her to watch a football game."

Morgan Spurlock's restaurant will quickly reveal itself to be gimmicky and focused mostly on attention grabbing antics but instead of shutting down it will just sort of remain open and linger far longer than thought possible.

Steven Seagal IS Drowsy As Fuck

One of my problems with the show was in regards to the government agents - on one hand they're supposed to be ruthless and willing to do anything to keep a clamp down on the project, maybe even take out children, and on the other they're like the villains out of another sort of 80s production, the easily foiled ones…

Season 2 will feature Reiser's character to find Eleven so that he can use her powers to take someone's hand in order to "jump" into a realm referred to as "the Final Frontier"

Whatever project he appears in next, I just have faith all of DeNiro's appearances and interviews for it will feature him awkwardly fumbling through answers and stilted attempts at jokes.
"I just like to think that…I've been known for playing :loud exhale: :mumbles: wiseguys, but in this new role, people will :pause,…

If you enjoyed this movie, you'll love the next Seth Rogen animated project:

This is certainly more interesting to consider than all of the dire, maudlin, overwrought thinkpieces and articles about the Cubs' win. Some of that crap is cringe-inducing.

The difference being I can be in the same room as an episode of Beverly Hillbillies without entertaining the fantasy of grabbing the TV and smashing it repeatedly. Also, none of the BBT players are a patch on Ebsen, Ryan or Culp.

in other news, has anyone seen the trailers for "Headshot", a film starring Iko Uwais, and also The Raid 2's own Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man, Julie Estelle and Very Tri Yulisman, brought to you by Timo Tjahjanto. Looks like it will be a low-key domestic drama and, ah ha, kidding.

He mostly stars in movies where he is surrounded by adorable children though. It's in all of his contracts, Ice Cube has to be surrounded by children, including babies, while filming or he'll walk.

The perfect movie about Sonic the Hedgehog was already made: