"Chad Schmidt" concerns an actor who moves to Los Angeles in the late 1980s to pursue his dream of movie stardom -- only to find he bears a strong resemblance to another up-and-coming actor named Brad Pitt. As Pitt's career reaches a dazzling level of fame, Schmidt becomes an uncastable joke.
Didn't I already see this movie? Didn't it star Brad Rowe? Oh wait, that was real life.
Well, Rowe did get a buzzcut to differentiate their looks a bit. Right before Pitt did likewise. Wa wa wa.
I am thinking, avian bestiality can be categorically ruled out of movies, even if Lea Thompson is not a participant therein.
Brewster McCloud. Great movie.
if your movie has a duck it shouldn't have a sex scene with Lea Thompson.
Sheesh, that was about the only fun the movie had to offer, outside of Jefferey Jones and an odd early career note for Tim Robbins.
It shoulda been done like ROGER RABBIT, but that came later so they didn't realize that would fly (no pun intended).
I saw the trailer. My sister and I share an indecent Vin Deisel movie lust. I know that'll be a dinner and a movie date for us. (I think VD is an fine deadpan actor, actually. He looks like he should be dumb, and he's not.)
I have seen two Vin Diesel movies - that one where terrible things happen to Seth Green along the way, and
The Iron Giant.
I worry that I'm now wired to anticipate heartache and then burst into tears at the sight or sound of him, so possibly I should skip this one and save Hec and Emmett the humiliation of having to sit next to the weepy chick at a kiddie comedy.
Hee! No, I think you'll be ok! Actually, those are the 2 I haven't seen, because VD is one of my Loost objects.
I don't know why, I'm not usually into muscly guys, but grrrr.
Yeah, baby.
And Pitch Black was a fun action movie. Riddick, NSM. And Judi Dench being in a sci-fi flick just freaked me out. Threw me out of the movie every single time.
Dude, you haven't seen
Iron Giant?
That's the movie that makes Miracleman collapse in a puddle of tears, for heaven's sake! You must, really you must!
I've heard it's a good one (and I love the deep, gravelly voice.)
So, I should rent this tomorrow night?
It's on my netflix queue for when I finish the first season of "Popular"