Jules and Jim was a fictionalized autobiography (the book, not the movie). The 90 year son of the maniac-pixie girlfriend in that book has written a French bestseller that is kind of a fiery manifesto for center-left politics. [link]
Don't remember if I initially got this link here or not.
You guys, you guys.
There is a movie coming out this year called
Rubber.
IT IS ABOUT A KILLER TIRE.
I am not making this up.
The Jim Carrey "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" completely missed the point of the original story, didn't it?
Aside from being an awful movie.
Did someone make you watch it as punishment, Dana?
Giving my husband access to the Netflix queue has its ups and downs.
I just saw
Wet Hot American Summer.
What the fuck was that? The tonal rollercoaster kind of threw me, but when it got weird, it was hilarious. Best use of a can of mixed vegetables ever?
I cannot believe the IMDB summary for
Once Were Warriors
says that the father obviously loves his family. But perhaps I'm short-tempered and judgmental. However, it doesn't seem like he loves anyone but himself.
Oh, yes, I judge.
Also, that Ashton Kutcher/Natalie Portman movie is at least as dumb as you thought it was. But it makes me want a proper, funny, R-rated romcom.
Maybe the Mila Kunis/Justin Timberlake one will be better?