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He's too over the top, too often, that I don't care for him much.
I agree, but I loved him so much in Elf. Stranger Than Fiction looks like it could be really great and interesting. It's totally the sort of movie I would write. I mean, I'm the kind of person who loves the scene in George of the Jungle where the guy argues with the narrator, and then the other guy yells at him for arguing with the narrator.
One of the reasons I love Sondheim's Into the Woods is because he has the other fairy-tale characters turn on the Narrator and toss him to the Giant.
I very much want to see "Stranger Than Fiction." And don't think I'm not upset that this is the second Ferrell film I've wanted to see/have seen this year, because I really really am. I thought I had him figured out, and then he goes and does *my* type of comedy.
Why blame Sofia Coppola for The Godfather III? That's like blaming the puppet for the suckitude of the Saw movies.
Hey, George Clooney and the Coen Brothers are making a movie about a spy!
Ooh, very cool.
Anyone else seen the BBC2 documentary about the Coen Brothers? I just d/led it but it's not new; filmed while they were making O Brother Where Art Thou. Fascinating insight into how they make movies and how they got started. Loved the brief interview with Jeff Bridges and how he talks about them saying they wrote the character of The Dude specifically with him in mind.
Fascinating insight into how they make movies and how they got started. Loved the brief interview with Jeff Bridges and how he talks about them saying they wrote the character of The Dude specifically with him in mind.
Heh, I remeber Clooney talking about how the Coen's approaced him for O BROTHER... and told him, essentially, "We've got a role that you're perfect for; you play the dumbest man that ever lived!"
I'm sorry I forget who asked if "based on a true story" makes Marie Antoinette have to hold up to to some sort of historical accuracy. Anyway... I give you this I am a link
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Bwah!
Anyway... I give you this
That looks adorable. Penguins! Surfing! Yay!