After a week off, Jennie and I are back with a review of Hamlet 2. I was really looking forward to this one, so find out if it lives up to expectations in the review. Also, because Jennie has been talking about it for the past two months, she finally gets to see Mamma Mia! while indulging in fast food and capitalism. Ain’t America grand?
In news, Aaron Sorkin is tapped to write the facebook movie–because if there is one property that perfectly relects Aaaron Sorkin’s hyperliterate and fast-paced dialogue it is surely the drunken, misspelled diatribes that appear on facebook walls. See kids, that’s what we call sarcasm…
After some great listener feedback, Jennie and I salute the end of summer (and the start of award season) with our TOP FIVE MOVIES OF THE YEAR (so far). Be sure to post/send in your lists as well.
Again, thanks so much for watching and listening–we’ll see you next time.
On this week’s episode, Jennie and I go full retard with our review of Tropic Thunder. Then, since I’m pretentious, I give a quick review of Woody Allen’s new film, Vicky Cristinia Barcelona–or as Jennie calls it, that trendy new restaurant on the Upper West Side.
In news, Jake Gyllenhaal offends Persians by not wearing a shirt and Quentin Tarantino has casted Mike Myers in Inglorious Bastards. My guess is that the meeting basically consisted of Tarantino spouting out non-sequiturs while Myers nodded awkwardly.
Finally, in honor of Ben Stiller’s directorial effort with Tropic Thunder, Jennie and I list our Top Five Best/Worst movies Directed by their Star. Right now, I’m picturing Zach Braff crossing his fingers, praying that we mention Garden State…
Thanks so much for watching and listening. Catch you on the flip side.
P.S. Sorry for the lack of green screen as of late. I’ve just been a little busier than normal.
Jennie and I were/are really busy, so this week’s episode is a bit shorter than normal. But, hey as they say, size doesn’t matter…right? Uh…right? *shuffles awkwardly* Is this thing on?
This week Jennie and I delve into a review of the new movie from the Apatow Crew–Pineapple Express. Does this comedy–directed by the unprecedented indie genius (slight hyperbole), David Gordon Green–bring the funny even if you aren’t high? Jennie and I tell you with our review.
In news, Bernie Mac has passed away (sad) and Morgan Freeman’s is recovering from a car crash. Although both events really suck, you have to admit that the voiceover Narration when they were taking Freeman to the hospital must been pretty damn amazing.
Finally, Jennie and I give the WME audience a quick PSA–Harold and Kumar 2: Escape from Guantanomo Bay is the WORST MOVIE EVER! Don’t watch it. Seriously. I’m not joking. It’s been known to cause brain damage. It’s been scientifically proven.*
*Has not been scientifically proven.
Until next time, thanks so much for watching and listening.
Yeah, so we skipped an episode this week. But, seriously, c’mon people…Mummy 3: Tomb of the generic mythical-sounding something?I’ve read craigslist ads that come off as more entertaining. Plus, I’m convinced that Brendan Fraser peaked with Encino Man, referred to by some critics (me) as a “masterpiece”
On the positive side, we should be back in full force sometime next week with a review of Pineapple Express. And, on the horizon is the potentially promising Tropic Thunder.
Stick with us, kids. We haven’t forgotten about ya.
On this week’s episode, Jennie and I discover the joy of brotherly love with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly’s turn in Step Brothers. Really, all I can say about the movie is this: It’s the F&*#*!*$ CATALINA WINE MIXER! Trust us, you had to be there…
In news, Ebert and Roeper are no more and are being replaced by two guys named Ben. Also, Darrin Aronofsky of “Requiem for a Dream” fame is now helming a reboot of the Robocop Franchise.
Plus, in this episode we’ve got listener feedback, and in honor of “Step Brothers,” we list our TOP FIVE MOVIES ABOUT BROTHERS. Let’s all hug it out…
Until next week, thanks for watching and listening.
