slap a' da bass mon

I had really low expectations of I Love You Man but it far exceeded them.

Totes m'goats. I really enjoyed it. I enjoyed far more than Hangover with exception that I think Rashida Jones may be the worst actress I've ever seen on anything. At least she sure do have a purty mouth.

see I thought Hangover was much funnier than I Love you man...but buddy comedies appeal to me much more than romantic comedies.

I happened to stand next to Hannah from that movie while seeing Grizzly Bear at Bonnaroo. Were both even wearing red bandanas!

She was cute as a motherfucker. Awesome picture.

FUH?

We watched "W" this weekend. While the plot and pacing were a little disjointed, one thing I really liked was the way they made the drinking seem claustrophobic.

The should have focused it a bit more on one or two periods of his life rather than try to do everything. And, this may seem obvious, but I really liked the Younger W. Seemed like a fun guy.

i recently watched casino and tropic thunder for the first times.

both were entertaining. i didn't dislike ben stiller in the latter nearly as much as i usually do. danny mcbride killed me, but i think his one-trick pony is wearing out. and i really have no idea why scorsese, deniro and pesci made casino when goodfellas already exists and is about a hundred times more engaging.

i think i rewatched the anybody want a peanut line 4 or 5 times.

When I saw Casino in the theater, I hated it, as it just seemed like a rehash of Goodfellas. Also, the ending is really just like the movie peters out of steam and just BAM!! its over. After re-watching it about 30 more times I can now say that a movie that is a rehash of Goodfellas with a crappy ending is still better than 99% of all other movies. Plus, I now think Sharon Stone deserved an Oscar for making a character that was so reprehensible.

London to Brighton.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0490166/

Thought it was stunning. Brutal and raw, with extraordinary performances from the 2 lead actresses.

holy shit it looks like Tommy and that chick have an Amazing Race team in the works.

aahhh ha ha

isn't he writing/directing a new muppets movie?

Haha nice

The Goods

Not very good.

yeah that girl Hannah from American Teen is gorgeous. I liked that movie it was cute.

This past weekend, I watched Katyn...truly disturbing...but an excellent film.

Not a movie, but I've been working my way through the first two seasons of Mad Men, so I can catch up with the third on the DVR and it has not disappointed.

I saw Inglourious Basterds last night. It was good - at times VERY good - but all in all I think it may be just a tad overrated. It's definitely worth seeing, and some of the individual performances are phenomenal.

The palpable tension in several key scenes is probably the movie's true strength.

piven lol

what a douche

I believe that was the point of the character. But nice try, FT.

& it must be nice to be an indie-rocker &/or indie-rock fan, & only able to laugh at in-jokes & unfunny riffs that us plebes are too dense to get. I mean, The State -- high-fucking-art.

The impeccable comedic touch of the sceneasta suffered a near-fatal blow, though, when I encountered My Nemesis at an opening weekend (!) showing of Talladega Nites. If anything should have been beneath him, it were that -- even if it did have the imprimatur of Apatow. But, no, there he was, & prolly laughing -- & not ironically.

If a Depression-pop playing sceneasta, a midwest coast Decemberists wannabe in mid 19th century prospector's garb, goes to Talladega Nites, then the cover of intellectual & socio-cultural superiority is blown, & no sceneasta is 1% as wise as claimed.

Milwaukee scenesters + Monty + Monty's "nemesis" = the world at large?

Nice try.

All of our scenesters want to & eventually do move on to Williamsburg & Austin, & get accepted with open arms, so I think there's something to my claim.

Or it could just be residual good feeling for coming from the same place as Les Paul & the Violet Femmes.