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ABOUT
- Member Since
- June 2009
- Current Location
- Houston
- Movie Character You Most Identify With
- Lloyd Dobler
- Favorite Line From A Movie
- 1) We all have it comin kid 2) If Jack Palance looked like that lady, I would fuck Jack Palance 3) You know how I know you're gay? 4) That's right; God came down from heaven and stopped these mutherfukin' bullets! 5) Oh, man, I shot Marvin in the face!
- Favorite Scene From A Movie
- 1) The final diner scene in Pulp Fiction 2)The shootout at the end of Unforgiven 3)Steve Carell kisses The Rock in Get Smart 4) The talent contest dance at the end of Little Miss Sunshine 5) Leonardo Dicaprio arrests Matt Damon at the end of The Departed 6) Dolores confronts Joe in Dolores Claiborne
- Favorite Movie
- Too many to choose one--see my list for a few
- Favorite Actor
- Robert Downey Jr/John Cusack/Jerry O'Connell
- Favorite Director
- Martin Scorsese/Woody Allen/Quentin Tarantino/The Coen Brothers
- Celebrity Crush
- Ali Larter/Missy Peregrym/Julie Gonzalo/Drew Barrymore/Charlize Theron/Scarlett Johansson
- Favorite Genre
- Sci Fi/Comedy
- Favorite Critic
- Emanuel Levy/Roger Ebert/James Rocci
- Best Movie Seat
- middle
- Favorite Movie Watching Snack
- Nachos @theater; Anything and everything @home
- Favorite Movie Watching Drink
- Bottled Water/Poweraide
- When I'm not watching movies, I'm...
- Taking care of my son or working on my entertainment-themed website: http://screenrambler.com
- Fresh or Rotten
- Fresh
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Gru (Steve Carell) is a super-villain with a lot on his mind. For one, because he’s the world’s number two super-villain behind the ultra-crafty Vector (Jason Segel), he’s suffering from a serious case of “villain envy.” To remedy that, Gru has decided to steal the moon. Imagine the havoc he’ll reek; imagine the riches he’ll reap ransoming that giant bright bringer of the tides! No one will rank him number two ever again! Stealing the moon will make him the greatest super-villain of all time (queue maniacal laughter)!
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog at: http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/05/22/the-tale-of-the-trailer-despicable-me-2010/ Thank you. |
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When “Lost” airs its final episode this Sunday, May 23 at 9¦8c, there will doubtless be a significant number of fans unsatisfied with the ending. These folks will likely complain about incomplete or nonexistent answers to “Lost’s” various mysteries. I understand the “unsatisfied fan” perspective, too; I do. In all likelihood, however, when the series goes dark for the final time, I won’t be among their numbers.
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Sheldon has a house guest in week 21’s “The Plimpton Stimulation”—a young woman who gives new meaning to the phrase “more than meets the eye”. You read correctly, uber-anal, sexless wonder Sheldon Cooper hosts a female house guest. That guest is none other than world-famous theoretical physicist Martha Plimpton (Judy Greer), who’s written a number of famous books on physics.
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog: http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/05/11/the-big-bang-theory-season-3-the-plimpton-stimulation-2010/ Thank you. |
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“The Last Recruit” is the second busiest episode of season 6 to date, behind “LA X”. With the exception of Richard Alpert, all the major characters make an appearance—in both timelines, no less (the lone exception being Hurley’s absence from the sideways-verse). And while “Recruit” isn’t among the season’s finest achievements, it is an effective stage-setter as we approach the series denouement.
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog at: http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/04/22/lost-recap-review-the-last-recruit-2010-part-1/ |
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Sayid remains at the temple of The Others as “Sundown” opens and has grown weary of Dogen’s cryptic, contradictory ways. As such, he goes directly to Dogen to demand answers. Why did they [The Others] torture and try to kill him in week 2? The aloof Dogen offers only vague, enigmatic answers, but, in the end, confesses that he believes Sayid’s infected by an evil presence, for which death is the only cure.
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Like week 2’s “What Kate Does,” “Lighthouse” is a letdown compared to the episode that preceded it—last week’s “The Substitute.” That’s not to say “Lighthouse” is a catastrophe; it’s not, but I’m sensing a pattern. If so, next week’s “Sundown” should be strong.
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If I were describing NBC’s “The Marriage Ref” in a single word (and I suppose I’m about to), it would be excruciating. ”Ref” is the absolute worst kind of reality-TV dreg. I’m somewhat mystified NBC would even greenlight it. I know; it’s created and executive produced by ueber comic and NBC legend Jerry Seinfeld, but there has to be a line. Considering that this tripe is even worse than the crap-fest it replaces, “The Jay Leno Show,” I’d say both NBC and Seinfeld have exceeded that line. And then some.
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog at: http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/03/05/tv-review-the-marriage-ref-2010/ Thank you. |
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Told you so...http://www.rottentomatoes.com/user/417001/blogs/view.php?id=656112But seriously, I totally saw this coming. Jerry Seinfeld has 'Seinfeld' and that is IT! To call him a comic genius is unfair to everyone else who has ever turned out more than 1 product that wasn't gag-inducing. 0 Replies | Report Abuse
I couldn't agree more. And I know that, for some, it's blasphemy, but I never cared for "Seinfeld" either. To this day, I can't bear to sit through a whole episode. In any case, good call on your part regarding "Marriage Ref." 0 Replies | Report Abuse
Told you so...http://www.rottentomatoes.com/user/417001/blogs/view.php?id=656112But seriously, I totally saw this coming. Jerry Seinfeld has 'Seinfeld' and that is IT! To call him a comic genius is unfair to everyone else who has ever turned out more than 1 product that wasn't gag-inducing. 1 Replies | Report Abuse 
I couldn't agree more. And I know that, for some, it's blasphemy, but I never cared for "Seinfeld" either. To this day, I can't bear to sit through a whole episode. In any case, good call on your part regarding "Marriage Ref." 0 Replies | Report Abuse |
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“The Substitute” reminds me why I got hooked by “Lost” back in 2005 after watching season 1 on DVD. This episode is well written, character driven and focuses heavily on two of “Lost’s” most compelling figures: John Locke and Sawyer. Better yet, the series’ most enigmatic character—the smoke monster—is front and center here, driving the narrative and providing cryptic answers that, more than ever, leave a distinct feeling that the endgame approaches.
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There’s not much to recommend with Fox’s new series, “Past Life.” It’s derivative, clichéd and a blatant attempt to recapture the magic the network created in the 1990s with “The X-Files.” The show is part “X-Files,” part “CSI,” part “Medium,” and “Ghost Whisperer.” All those influences may sound intriguing, but don’t be fooled; “Past Life” amounts to little more than a poorly written detective procedural with convoluted plotlines and substandard acting, set against a gimmicky, supernatural premise.
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog at: http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/02/16/past-life-2010-short-life-span/ Thank you. |
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Entertainment website Deadline Hollywood (deadline.com) recently reported that "Dark Knight" director Christopher Nolan has been selected by Warner Bros. Studios to oversee development of a new "Superman" movie. According to the report, Nolan won’t be writing or directing but rather, acting in "mentor" capacity, overseeing the creative direction of the project.
To read the rest of this entry, please visit my personal blog at: [url=http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/02/10/dark-knight-director-christopher-nolan-takes-over-superman-reboot/][url]http://screenrambler.com/blog2/2010/02/10/dark-knight-director-christopher-nolan-takes-over-superman-reboot/ |
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