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12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Project X' Review: Te... · 3 replies · +9 points

Having seen the trailers...and I'm gonna take a shot in the dark, here...but these guys basically just let everybody come over and lay waste to poor Thomas' house and surrounding neighborhood. And none of the three poor fellas will come out of it with any more respect from their peers, much less get anything more than a passing glance from the ladies. So, so sad.

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - In Memoriam: Andrew Br... · 0 replies · +6 points

In the month after I retired from the Marines, I discovered the Bigs. I have received more education about WTF is going on in Hollywood, journalism, and our government in almost two years, than I ever did in the last forty.

We have lost ONE brave soul. ONE who has found others to join his side and fight for what is right.

God Bless you, Andrew Breitbart, and go in peace. We will continue to march and fight the good fight!

BREITBART LIVES!!!

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Act of Valor': 'Paren... · 0 replies · +12 points

I think the Navy SEALS (or Marine Recon, or the Army Rangers) should run a "black op" on Twitter's server farm. Methinks it would help end the technologically enhanced method of "speaking without speaking".

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Glee,' Jeff Goldblum ... · 2 replies · +4 points

The above being said, my ideal series finale to "Glee" resembles that of Lindsay Anderson's "If...".

Nuff said.

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 'Glee,' Jeff Goldblum ... · 0 replies · +21 points

Courtesy of Hollywood, the entire GLBT movement is nothing more than a cesspool of intolerance, hatred, misogyny, and vulgarity. And to think, we are supposed to grant them the rights to a marriage license, to openly serve in our military, and to have anything to do with children (including Scouting and adoption).

The main problem with "coming out": an outright lack of DISCRETION. What you do in your personal life is nobody's business ( and no one's consequences) but yours; if your behavior is considered morally unacceptable by society, don't expect society to support your or treat you like a civil rights cause celebre'.

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 84th Academy Awards Op... · 2 replies · +1 points

So here's an Oscar Night Stupid Qyestion: who would you put up for a remake of A Clockwork Orange:

Johnny Depp?

Jim Carrey?

Sean William Scott?

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - 84th Academy Awards Op... · 1 reply · +4 points

"A Clockwork Orange 2: Modern Citrus" The tale continues:

So we were sitting in the milkbar last night, viddying this old Japanimation like film called AKIRA. I had always thouth that it would be horrorshow to have like a thousand droogs to make a surprise visit on the old Kodak Theater to give these 1% domeless wonderboys, wankers, and terminal wallys a lesson about the real world. But after viddying AKIRA, I imagined very much doing the old Tetsuo Shima vesch on all of those Holywood malchicks and ptitsas...all of them being blown apart or being consumes by this bolshy massive vesch of superpowered flesh. All gorgeousity and yumyumyum. And it would make so much more entertaining telly, o my brothers...

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - Battle for Oscar Gold:... · 0 replies · +1 points

No Oscar Night Open Thread this year? Damn...

12 years ago @ Big Hollywood - Did Murphy's 'Heist' R... · 0 replies · +8 points

Eddie Murphy admitted as much in "Rolling Stone": his stand-up career died when everybody got overly offended and sensitive about EVERYTHING. God help him if he ever did any of his monologues about gays today (see: Morgan, Tracy; Martin, Roland).

Slightly off-topic, I can remember the hellstorm that broke out when Eddie Murphy, and later-to-be-banned Andrew Dice Clay, dropped a few of the "Seven Dirty Words" during their respective MTV Music Awards appearances. Nowadays on MTV (and everywhere else), people are dropping f-bombs and otherwise swearing at the cyclic rate.

I did enjoy "Daddy Day Care", and the "Nutty Professor" movies were pretty good...never saw "Norbit", and apparently I'm not missing anything...but to be frank, Eddie lost his career when everybody stopped letting Eddie be Eddie.

And yes, the thing with the transvestite hooker...NOT. COOL.

12 years ago @ Big Peace - Devaluing the American... · 4 replies · 0 points

"Name one White singer today whose death would be treated this way. "

Ummm...Madonna?

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