Showing All "Crimes" Posts
Jan 31st 42 Comments
I was talking to a friend yesterday* (that's right, A FRIEND!) about the hot topic chestnut that the Internet is somehow making people dumber, or weirder, or less socially capable, or whichever of…   Read Story »
Jan 19th 28 Comments
Why did the airtight lawsuit cross the road? To REST YOUR CASE!
See also: Nick and Norah's Infinitely Hilarious Court Case.
See also: that's your boyfriend, your honor. (Via Rookie.)   Read Story »
Jan 18th 11 Comments
A group of English moviegoers are asking for their money back because The Artist turned out to be SPOILER ALERT silent. This guy knows what they're talking about.   Read Story »
Jan 6th 39 Comments
The movie director, David O'Russell, who is now best known for making The Fighter but used to be best known for making Three Kings, I Heart Huckabees, and Spanking the Monkey (he makes good movies is…   Read Story »
Jan 3rd 13 Comments
Keyser Soze, Thomas Crown, and the Hamburglar still at large. (Via WorldsBestEver.)   Read Story »
Dec 20th, 2011 43 Comments
Some dude's about to walk the Green Mile. From the Hollywood Reporter:
Gilberto Sanchez, who said he bought a copy of the 2009 Hugh Jackman superhero movie on a street corner near his home in the…   Read Story »
Nov 11th, 2011 29 Comments
You can't rush justice! I guess? I mean, how else to explain how/why a woman would possibly be suing Hollywood for stealing Sister Act one million years after anyone even thought about Sister Act?…   Read Story »
Oct 21st, 2011 22 Comments
The lawyer helping that lady sue Drive for no good reason lays out the reasons why the movie is anti-semitic. Oh good. I hope reason #1 is "because the movie isn't anti-semitic." Because it's not. I…   Read Story »
Sep 15th, 2011 29 Comments
Oh wait. A joke about SpongeBob SquarePants being OUR generation's Gumby is not actually that funny. You know, because of how HE IS LITERALLY OUR GENERATION'S GUMBY. You know what else isn't funny?…   Read Story »
Sep 15th, 2011 40 Comments
In my client's defense, your honor, read your constitution. You made an oath to it and you haven't even read it. Excuse me? Well, that's just not possible, sir. No, I'm sure my client would have…   Read Story »


























