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BEST DVDS TO CARRY AROUND BEST BUY FOR HALF AN HOUR THEN NOT BUY

May 18th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Advice, Movies, Television and TV

We’ve all been there. You’ve got time to kill before that screening of Zohan or G.I. Joe that nobody’ll go with you to, so you pop over to the local Best Buy to kill some time. Or maybe you’ve got a gift card. Or maybe your girlfriend’s at Club Monaco. No matter what the scenario, [...]

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Avatar: RACIST PLOT!??!

January 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Movies

In a word, no. But now that we have your attention, there’s been quite a large earthquake in Haiti. We’re quite frankly a little offended that you would even take the time to read an article about this ridiculous assertion regarding the latest wham-bam James Cameron epic.
If there is a racist plot, then it would [...]

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Man Shocked and Dismayed to Discover Identity of Biological Father

November 25th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Celebrity Gossip, Criminal Crooks, Dads, Movies

QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC – A local man has spoken of his inner torment after discovering his long-lost father is actually a notorious pirate.

Five years ago Michel St. Pierre, 38, was informed that he had been adopted as an infant. After hearing the news, he became determined to reconnect with his [...]

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ABSOLUTE FLOOZLEBOP! : A Collection of Film Reviews from TL's Most Esteemed Film Critics

November 2nd, 2009 · No Comments · Criticism, Movies, SKETCHES

Autumn Sonata (1978)
Jasper Wren (***): The last chime in the knell of this ebbing film cycle. With searing close-ups that portray an unprecedented depth, we as viewers are scuba-divers plundering the undiscovered recesses of the ocean floor of emotion. The prediliction for psychological clarity is audacious, impudent, and at times, downright brave. A certified bravo [...]

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Some Notes on Your Spec Script

August 18th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Dads, Movies

Dear Mr. Maddock and Mr. Wilson,
I recently received and reviewed your spec script for your proposed film Busy Dad. I must say, I am very impressed with your work. It shows definite potential. I agree with you that in this, the late 1980s, many fathers are overly busy with commitments to their lives as working [...]

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Wiseass video store clerk’s staff “recommendations”

June 2nd, 2009 · 1 Comment · Corporate Literature, High-Mindedness, Movies

A selection from Rick’s Picks: A Bunch of Flicks that Rick Picked, the staff recommendations of Richard Lalonde, junior part-time clerk of Montrose Video.

The Dark Knight (Dir. Christopher Nolan, 2008): The understated prestige picture of last year which coyly pulls double duty as a cape-and-cowl action romp, this piece made a small splash at the [...]

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Data’s Summer Sublet: The Collected Post-Its

June 1st, 2009 · No Comments · Movies, Science, Television and TV

JUL 04: Greetings, new roommate.  Although I lack the ability to feel basic human emotions, I wish to communicate to you my gratitude and eagerness to be spending the next two months with you.  That said, I feel there has been a miscommunication regarding certain aspects of a domestic nature.  In the craigslist ad I [...]

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Ask a German Stereotype

May 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Advice, Germany, Movies

Dear German Stereotype:
I was talking to my friend Heloise last Tuesday – boy, is she a talker – and we got on the subject of good, wholesome movies to get the grandkids for Christmas.  I said I heard that there was a “DVD” of E.T. put out a few years ago, and figured it would [...]

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New Terminator Film “Made Itself”: McG

April 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Movies, News, Science

By: John Semley, Accredited Graduate of Hollywood Insider Correspondence Equivalence Programme

HOLLYWOOD, PA-Exciting news from Tinsel Town, insiders! In an exclusive on-chesterfield interview with your humble cub reporter, certified Hollywood superstar director/producer McG, who sources indicate is actually named Joseph McGinty Nichol, claimed that his latest film, Terminator Salvation, offered no particular challenges for the exceptionally [...]

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Monumentally succesful Canadian filmmaker still sitting at kids’ table during Holiday meals

January 27th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Babies and Small Children, High-Mindedness, Movies

(TORONTO, ON) Though his two-plus decades in filmmaking and dozen feature films have garnered critical acclaim, awards at the illustrious Cannes and Toronto Film Festivals, something called a Dan David Prize for “Creative Rendering of the Past” and brought him one degree of separation from Kevin Bacon (giving him a Bacon Factor of 1), Canadian-Armenian [...]

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