I just read something about Undeclared in EW. . . what was it?
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Oh, a review of the DVD of the complete series. So either it has just come out or is coming out this week.
(Also, Greg the Bunny is premiering on IFC this week.)
Ooh, EW gives it an A- and says that there it includes. an unaired episode with crucial plot developments.
Ooh. Do they declare?
The weird part is, Damon with an English accent.
I was surprised that it sounded as good as it did, at least from the little I saw in the preview.
The 40 Year-Old Virgin is a surprisingly funny movie.
Carrell was on the Daily Show last night, and the scene they showed was amusing, if a bit obvious. The interview was hysterical. Makes me wish I had been watching back when he was on it regularly.
Carrell was on the Daily Show last night, and the scene they showed was amusing, if a bit obvious.
That's probably the least funny scene in the movie. (The problem is that most of the really funny scenes include lines like "Why you always telling me to fuck goats, man??" so they don't make good TV clips. Carell's stream of profanity while he's getting his chest waxed made my face hurt from laughing so hard.)
That's probably the least funny scene in the movie.
I figured they had to go with a safe scene for TV clips.
Carell's stream of profanity while he's getting his chest waxed made my face hurt from laughing so hard.
I swear I heard somewhere that he got this done for real in the movie. Considering they had a TDS clip of him eating what looked like Crisco right out of the can (I pray it was frosting or something, but it looked a LOT like the real thing), that wouldn't surprise me.
The weird part is, Damon with an English accent.
Oh, dear. My crush grows even stronger.
I swear I heard somewhere that he got this done for real in the movie
Oh it's definitely real. With a real waxing technician (not an actress) who keeps cracking up in the background. The whole scene is just priceless.
Undeclared is out on DVD today.
The 40 Year-Old Virgin is a surprisingly funny movie.
I'll watch anything associated with Judd Apatow. I even liked lots of Anchorman (although I'm still annoyed that they went to the trouble of hiring a bunch of ex-Mr. Show cast regulars, even the funniest man in America, Jay Johnston, and gave them practically no lines).