Xander ,'Get It Done'
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The songs are the best thing in the whole wide world.
I loved the songs a lot. But I think I lauged loudest when two of the TA:WP were trapped in the room with the panthers - that turned out to be two black housecats. But then there were parts of that where I was the only one laughing, so maybe it's just me....
That, too, was awesome. Personally, I laughed the hardest any time they were making fun of a Broadway musical.
I thought she should have damned well killed Arnold instead of just hitting him with a telephone. That was unforgivable, what he did to her.
I laughed hardest at the wild arm-waving secret distress signal. It just tickled the hell outta me.
Saw Man on Fire tonight. Pretty good. I forgot I love Tony Scott.
I think it's perfectly understandable - indeed it's a cliche - for the star of a show to get a bit edgy when the actress playing gawky best friend shifts gear and threatens to overtake her.
TA:WP?
SPtM:BLaU?
Team America: World Police and South Park the Movie: Bigger, Longer and Uncut.
Ahh. Thanks.
I liked Tom Arnold in True Lies, and I laughed for about 5 minutes at the scene of the terrorist leader ranting and raging for the video camera, and then the battery dies. The timing in that scene was just perfect.
But on the whole, it's an appallingly sexist repugnant movie.