Science News
Scientists have discovered some female sharks apparently can give birth without the assistance of a male partner. So Jesus came back as a hammerhead? Who saw that coming? Maybe the Methodists, but I think everyone else got blindsided.
American Idolatry
American Idol has oh my god THE SQUIRRELS ARE BACK INSIDE OF MY BRAIN!
This Week:
John Mayer is/is not banging Jessica Simpson (circle appropriate).
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Top at the Box Office This Week
1. "Spider-Man 3," in which Spider-Man faces off against Venom, the Sandman, the New Goblin and Sam Raimi's complete inability to direct honest human drama.
2. "Disturbia." You do realize this is just a teen version of "Rear Window," don't you? You do? Well, okay then.
3. "Fracture" in which Anthony Hopkins WILL EAT YOUR FACE!
4. "The Invisible." Wow, the jokes just write themselves on this one. Basically, it's like "Ghost," only more emotastic.
5. "Next." So is making a shitty Philip K. Dick adaptation like a Hollywood right of passage now? As is standard for these films, they nab the gimmick and skip the subversive paranoia. Though it is nice to see that Nicolas Cage has stopped trying to be a real actor and gone back to selling his soul to the highest bidder.
6. "Lucky You." Has there ever been a film about poker, or even just gambling in general, that didn't make me die a little inside just thinking about it?
7. "Meet the Robinsons," in which Disney tries again to do computer animation without Pixar, and hey guess what? They made another soulless piece of bargain bin shit.
8. "Blades of Glory," a film based on the theory that Will Ferrell doing anything at all is funny.
9. "Hot Fuzz." HOPE FOR THE FUTURE OF COMEDIC FILMMAKING!
10. "Are We Done Yet?" FUCK!
2. "Disturbia." You do realize this is just a teen version of "Rear Window," don't you? You do? Well, okay then.
3. "Fracture" in which Anthony Hopkins WILL EAT YOUR FACE!
4. "The Invisible." Wow, the jokes just write themselves on this one. Basically, it's like "Ghost," only more emotastic.
5. "Next." So is making a shitty Philip K. Dick adaptation like a Hollywood right of passage now? As is standard for these films, they nab the gimmick and skip the subversive paranoia. Though it is nice to see that Nicolas Cage has stopped trying to be a real actor and gone back to selling his soul to the highest bidder.
6. "Lucky You." Has there ever been a film about poker, or even just gambling in general, that didn't make me die a little inside just thinking about it?
7. "Meet the Robinsons," in which Disney tries again to do computer animation without Pixar, and hey guess what? They made another soulless piece of bargain bin shit.
8. "Blades of Glory," a film based on the theory that Will Ferrell doing anything at all is funny.
9. "Hot Fuzz." HOPE FOR THE FUTURE OF COMEDIC FILMMAKING!
10. "Are We Done Yet?" FUCK!
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