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Flor Van der Eycken
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Exactly. I think he pretty much said about as much about his experience working on “The Wicker Man”, realizing what he was doing was absurd and just going with it 100% anyway.
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I was thinking “shark!”.
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Strange how Kelly didn’t comment on it and also glossed over the great Marie’s Confession scene and SKYLER STEALING FLYNN’S BREAKFAST.
It’s all true: http://videogum.com/554791/top-10-asshole-boyfriends-in-movies/top-stories/comment-page-1/#comment-9440261
We have always been at war with Eurasia?
“Midnight in Paris” was disappointing for me, since I usually really like Allen. This just felt like the kind of movie that tries to make the viewer feels smart because they “get it”. Here’s Hemingway acting like a caricature of Hemingway, here’s Dali acting like a caricature of Dali etc.
“Carnage” and “Meloncholia” were my favorites this year, I was also pleasantly surprised by “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”.
I’d like to drink the blood of John Malkovich, I imagine it tastes like vinegar.
Err, I mean, I am a normal, socially adjusted person and have never thought about the taste of Malkovich-blood.
I had the opposite experience. The trailer annoyed the hell out of me because it looked, to quote the first reply, “Tumblr: The Movie”.
The movie itself turned out pretty okay.
I see your Argentinian poster and raise you the French poster:

I think you need to look up the difference between “taking responsibility for” and “being proud of”. Gabe made fun of a famous actor’s goofy brother, that brother dies and Gabe says: “Remember that guy I once made fun of? He passed away.” That’s literally all that post was, people here need to get over themselves.
I am genuinely excited I’m not the first to suggest this. If The Pursuit of Happyness gets it for the ‘y’, this should get it for the parentheses.
God, that stuff was inescapable over here some 5 years ago. It took people a looong time to get over the “oh god it’s a bunch of teenage girls singing songs not originally sung by a bunch of teenage girls”-gimmick.
Friedberg & Seltzer: shooting sharks in tiny, tiny barrels and missing since 2006 (TM)


















Yep, not feeling this backlash. A 9-year old up for an Oscar is so imminently impossible to hate that someone calling her a horrible swear word and expecting to be voicing the opinion of the quiet majority is a fairly decent idea for a humorous throw-away tweet.