No Laughing Matter
Peace The Forks Out
to
Mr Surefire
Robin Williams only wanted to make us lauff, but at times his shtick got old, and yet he kept going, and going and going, and then we’d be reminded again and again of juss how much of a manic comic genius he was. For every Patch Adams or Jack or Toys we never saw, there were a zillion performances we did, and relished, and will never soon forget. Robin gave so much of himself, but I guess never got much in return. Behind his smile hid a frown, and for all the smiles he gave us all, it’s our turn to show a frown. Thank you Robin
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James Garner
James Brady
Elaine Stritch
last real Ramone
Israeli dude who directed and produced awesome/dumb 80s/90s movies!
godfather of make-up
Texas chainsawed
president of Nakatomi Trading Corp
Cafe Wha???????????????????
JFK saver
Mocker
model maker
Washington Generals owner
El Mariachi drug lord
this fieldhouse, sorta seen in Rushmore
a Potterhead
de-Throne-ed
Barves voice
he found Hitler’s hat
music man
soapy
gamed
Patriotess
Drew on film
Skeltered
sum British actress
sum swimming lady
sum really old eel
&
peace out to Smoochy as the Thighsmans namesake dishonor for ‘Worstest movie of the year’ award :(
Days of Thunder and Lightning
RushÂ
Winning Formula OneÂ
Official Website | Trailers & Mo
R | 123 min
I have negative one interest in Formula One racing, and after seeing the Ron Howard directed/Peter Morgan written Rush, I still have negative 1 interest in the ‘sport’, but I have 1293891991321293 positive things to say about their beyond interesting/captivating/thrilling/fun film (same thing happened after I saw the INCREDIBLE doc Senna).  Ya see, skinny car racing is what the film’s rival characters do.  Sure, we root for them to win, but we care more about them as people then we do about thems taking the checkered flagz.  This is what the great sports movies do.  Actual winning is secondary to winning personalities Â
The winning dudes are real life F1 racers – icy technical Niki Lauda and playboy pretty boy James Hunt, and they pushed each other to the limit in the mid-seventies, by putting the pedal to the metal, and trash-talking to the mental.  Lauda is embodied by the GREAT GREAT GREAT and vastly underatted and unknown (to Americans) Daniel Brühl, and Hunt by the greatly beautiful Chris Hemsworth, probably handing in his best work to date
Rush is a terrible name for a movie, but that’s eggzactly what the movie felt like and how it was paced – quickly zooming and vrrrrrrrrroooommmmmming us thru the two’s racing origin stories (they started in Formula Three.  hmmm, didn’t even know there were other types of Formula # racingsz), to their extracurricular activities (Hunt’s many c#nts, and Lauda’s main lady – played by the gorgeous Alexandra Maria Lara), to duking it out on the Formula One circuit (focusing mainly on the 1976 season), where it all basically culminates on that one fateful day that would intertwine the two’s lives together forever Â
It’s all a GAS GAS GAS, that’s both FAST and FURIOUS, and has more brains AND brawn (and beauty – much WOWsers in the cinematography AND colorist departments!) in one movie than the Fast & Furious series’ has haves over six movies!!!!!!  AND WE LOVE THOSE MOVIES, BUT THEY HAVE MEATHEADS, AND RUSH AS AWESOMEHEADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!  AND THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE… AWESOMEHEADS will ALWAYS be > MEATHEADS!!!
Verdictgo: Â Jeepers MOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS DEF Worth A Peepers
Race Time Face Time: Â Sports Figures Portrayed in Movies
Rush, do not walk to a theater showing this. Â it opens today in limited release
and until next thyme the balcony is clothed…
Goodbye Gray Skies, Hello Blue
Happy Days are here again
but they never really left, thanks to da derp dee derp da teetley derpee derpee dumb