Among other things, the Mac in the "I'm a Mac/and I'm a PC" ads.
I so wanted him to be the TDS interview instead of Bruce Willis, so they could do a bit with him and John Hodgman.
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Among other things, the Mac in the "I'm a Mac/and I'm a PC" ads.
I so wanted him to be the TDS interview instead of Bruce Willis, so they could do a bit with him and John Hodgman.
Justin Long in Dodgeball is HI-LARIOUS. I have only to think of him and a wrench and I will laugh like a loon.
I think I'm going to enjoy LFoDH.
Justin Long in Dodgeball is HI-LARIOUS. I have only to think of him and a wrench and I will laugh like a loon.
Oh, god, me too. It's my secret shame. Well, it would be secret if FX ever stopped playing the movie.
Oh, god, me too. It's my secret shame.
"Dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge!"
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"
"If you can dodge traffic, you can dodge a ball!"
Man, that movie shouldn't be as funny as it is.
Richard Roundtree has joined the cast of Speed Racer.
You guys know that Scott Porter ("Street" from FNL) is playing the young Racer X, right?
Man, that movie shouldn't be as funny as it is
I'm so glad it is, though. These days, even the pinging sound of a rubber ball can elicit peals of laughter from me.
Live Free or Die Hard was awesome! It was very much a Die Hard movie with lots of great explosions, as Gris mentioned, but more than that, it's an action movie that gets you viscerally involved, where you're leaning back in your seat and ducking to avoid debris and all that shit. It's a lot of fun. And Justin Long is good, too. I would have to rewatch the other movies if I wanted to bother with comparing it to the others, but I loved it.
My only complaint, really, is that, despite the fact that I like Timothy Olyphant in Go, he doesn't really pull off the villain role in this one. He's no Alan Rickman or Jeremy Irons or whoever the hell was the villain in the second one...though I guess he must be better than him, if I can't even remember him. There's not much to his performance beyond a one-note intensity.
He's no Alan Rickman or Jeremy Irons or whoever the hell was the villain in the second one...
Jaye's dad! William Sadler!