This is a Good Song for Today...

MYTHBUSTERS!!

Now THIS is Songwriting...

This is the kind of well-crafted, agile songwriting skills the creators of "Friday" can't come CLOSE to imitating!

You HAD To Know...

That This Would Be Here Today...

Indeed...

Is It Just Me, Or...

...Does Anyone Else Think It's OK If Germany Stays Out of Libya This Time... http://af.reuters.com/article/libyaNews/idAFLDE72I0AE20110319

...friday... again...

Happy St. Patrick's Day!!

"Mars Needs Moms" SUPER BOMB!

Whatever it takes. I love Robert Zemeckis, but if Disney has to lose $200 million to keep him from making "3-D Yellow Submarine" then so be it. Every little bit counts...

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/15/business/media/15mars.html


(and SUCK IT Berkeley Breathed!! How do the back of Garry Trudeau's balls taste, you FRAUD??!)

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Is It Wrong to Think...

...Natalie Portman is a "Great Actor..." the same way Lassie was a "Great Actor?"
Both seem to be graduates of the "hit your mark, look blankly in correct direction, raise paw = a yummy chicken strip" school of acting.

Comedy doesn't get funnier than this...

Kevin Pollak as "Albert Brooks" and Dave Coulier as "Super Dave Osborne." Why am I only learning NOW that this piece of Comedy Heaven exists!!!!??

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I... I... I feel like Paul McCartney! (sniff, wipes tear)

Meh... it's Friday...

Son of a... !!

Then is Now!

I heard the opening of "52 Girls" in a Target commercial. Not "Rock Lobster!" Not even "Planet Claire!" "52 GIRLS!!" ??!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJgvJvIo2-U

Almost FRIDAY..!!!!!!!!!!!!

National Treasure 2...

Not as good. Not horrible, but not as good as #1. For some reason Nicolas Cage and Bridget Von Hammersmark hate each other at the beginning and there's a romantic comedy subplot between Jon Voight and Helen Mirren (!) that must have required all the jack-hammers in Burbank to jam in. Ed Harris sleepwalks his way through "Character #2" from his "Bad Guy" catalogue. Also, there were more times in this movie where I said to myself "Are you kidding me?" than in the first one, where I mostly said "Hmmm, okay. I'll buy that." (And the blatant set-up for "National Treasure 3" was a bit distasteful.)

I Have to Say...

..."National Treasure..." Not too shabby so far. It's taken me this long to see it and I have to admit it was a glimpse of an intriguing scene in "National Treasure II" that made me say "Wait a sec. I'd better start all this from the beginning."
FULL DISCLOSURE: I was a 2nd A.D. on Jon Turteltaub's very first movie and he was a Great Guy.
(It also doesn't hurt that this movie also stars "Bridget Von Hammersmark.")