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Jul 14, 2008
Monday morning Muppets
Feist-irific
Jul 06, 2008
Born to lose tattoo
This is pretty awesome. Michael Mann apparently did a TV pilot called "Takedown" that never got picked up, but liked the script so much he turned it into a movie: "Heat," which I love. Here's the same scene, played by two TV actors -- and Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. Poor TV guys.
Jun 24, 2008
The Sinister Urge
From Defamer: File this under "films we didn't know existed": though minor details
like the plot, cast, and shooting schedule are still under wraps, Rob Zombie has already released the teaser poster for his upcoming film Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Um. Wow? The poster had me at hello.
Jun 18, 2008
Clearly, I should be watching America's Got Talent
I pledge allegiance to the new Britney Spears. Oh yeah, and he's a man (baby).
Jun 09, 2008
Will 2009 hurry up and get here?
I am annoyed to have to wait for more "Lost," but little things leak out to keep me invested. Today, it's an extended version of the post-rescue press conference, in which Jack reveals the names of the three others who (at least in the lie) "survived" the crash. They are Boone, Libby and Charlie.
Why say anyone else survived at all? Doesn't that allow someone to fact-check their story, by looking for bodies on the island they supposedly landed on? (A long way to send a reporter, but still). To give their story more credibility -- that only these five magically survived both a plane crash and a deserted island -- I suppose. But why those three? Makes sure that those families will be paying a visit, get more details on what happened.
Also, though, if these three are somehow important, I'm annoyed they didn't include the names in the first airing of the episode.
(Above, my favorite hour of television from this year: "The Constant.")
Monday Morning Muppets
This one is damn good.
Jun 06, 2008
Your weekend 'Poison'
Never, ever, ever gets old. Plus, bonus "More Than a Feeling."
Jun 02, 2008
Monday Morning Muppets
"Shiny Happy People"...the worst R.E.M. song? No longer: redeemed!
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