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I’m sure if I were a celebrity I wouldn’t remember 95% of the names of people I met either (you know, since most of them see you on the street and just yell at you for a second or whatever). Jason Segel, who I met/talked with several times at the bar, remembered my name and seemed to know the names of like everyone else I worked with when they showed up at the bar he frequented… so… you know, it’s not all celebrities. (though, to be fair, he may not come from as much of a design/aesthetic point of view)
Ugh, I hate this. I went to his page and in the time it took me to read over the whole (lame) summary and prizes and stuff he had gained like 500 supporters and $50,000 (and I read pretty quickly). I would love to be able to raise even that much (50k, not 2M) to film a project I’ve wanted to do for a long time, but I’ve never been on tv. I realize this is mostly a selfish complaint, but every time I see these people with NOTHING BUT access to options for financing their creative projects begging for money- and then GETTING it- well, it just annoys me.
I went to Michigan and lived in Ann Arbor for most of my life, so naturally I think this is terrible. That being said, for being terrible, that was pretty amazing.
Agreed. Thirded. I’m a huge Kubrick fan and I’ve only seen this once (last year, at the theater) and I’ve been meaning to rewatch it ever since. It was so much better than I expected going into it.
Plus, I think it fits well into the The Game thing. It was released recent enough that most of us should remember when it came out and probably haven’t seen it since. And it’s so good.
I don’t care if we watch it or not, I’m watching it tonight. Actually, I’m gonna watch it right now.
Kelly, I’m gonna start watching this just for you.
Love and Honor was filmed around where I live, and I got to know Teresa Palmer while she was here (though I had no clue who she was for a while)… But now watching that trailer I’m WILDLY disappointed it wasn’t Aimee Teegarden I met… Or even just saw.. For a second… (long enough to propose, at least)
You guys know his first name is actually Ed? Like, seriously?
He’s great but I couldn’t finish watching this…
Yeah, I definitely wouldn’t consider that a flaw. I mean, MAYYYBE he could change the music up every now and then, but otherwise DO WORK SON!
Like ONE MINUTE in…
The guys just need to tell the women they can do it (if they put their back in to it).
Oh, goddamnit, I genuinely forgot about the comment I was replying to… which, despite the odd spelling, I think beat me to FISHssors. 
Or SHEARanhas! Right…?
(SHEARanhas narrowly beat out my original idea, ScissorFISHs and- HOLY SHIT, just realized, FISHssors)
Err-lee-errrn
Man, how much do I wanna marry Rashida Jones in that picture…?
(a lot.)
I haven’t seen You Can Count On Me.
I’m also not a fan of these proposals that seem more like they happened because the guy wanted to make a viral video, BUT… I think him calling her his “adventure buddy” is the dorkiest, goofiest, most adorable thing I’ve ever seen in one of these videos, so, this one gets a pass.
Plus, you know Jurassic Park.
I have watched the teaser for The Master at least a dozen times now. Does the Academy give out Oscars for teasers? Because I honestly feel like it deserves all of them. It looks fantastic, I can’t wait to see it.
Pretty sure no one is commenting on this because everyone is watching it infinity times in a row.
I was lucky enough to have President Bop Bop Perano for my graduation at Michigan a couple years ago.
And I will watch this movie at least thirty times, again.
I think you mean BUUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT.
Highly disappointed there were no other posts tagged Dumbest Thing I Ever Seen
Well, they’re all part of the same series, right? I just read the other day that George Roddenberry said he was never going to make the final trilogy, Generations 7-9.
Yup, I’m quicker with the comments than Baby Darth Vader driving his pod-racer, The Enterprise, in Star Trek I: The Phantom Generation.
I remember when I was like, 9 nine years old, and my friends and I first encountered parkour thanks to some nerds at the mall (who said they were “freestyle walking”, which, LOL); we thought it was the most ridiculous thing in the world. In the years to come we would continue to mock it on occasion when walking somewhere (for example, ollieing, just without a skateboard, while yelling “FREESTYLE WALKING!”)
That was when I was 9. And at 26 those goofy kids are still all I can think of when I see parkour videos.