"'Anchorman 2'? That is not a typo on the Teleprompter"

After reading that some peopel were questioning whether The Hangover was basically Old School 2, I rememberd reading 'Anchorman 2'? That is not a typo on the Teleprompter. PopWatch Blog EW.com is in the works. Hopefully it will turn out better than "Land of the Lost" since it's a sequel and not a reboot. Entertainment Weekly also asked this week if America is over Will Ferrel? & I think he's just been overexposed over the past couple years, because he just keeps rehashing different sports movies and peppers in remakes of stuff every once in a while. Though I would be pretty pumped for an Anchorman sequel, if Steve Carrell and Paul Rudd are in it.

Wet Hot American Summer in parts

I've heralded the brilliance of Wet Hot American Summer before, but thought I would finally just force this film upon you now that I know someone [who's even more obsessed than I am] took the time to post the whole movie in parts. So here'a little something to keep you occupied while I'm at Coachella since I probably won't be able to post as much as I'd like. Ladies and germs, prepare to laugh so hard it hurts.

[I recommend starting two parts at a time and pressing pause for the other for some continuity so you don't have to keep waiting for each part to load.]


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Part 10

I Love You Man Review

I'm gonna keep this short & sweet since I'm headed to the airport in a few hours. Caught this flick, errr about 2 weeks ago. It was cute and entertaining, but not phenomenal, on the same level as "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," but more of a bromantic comedy; but nowhere near as hilarious as "Role Models." It's cute & an all around, funn comedy, but I have a feeling I'm going to like "Adventureland" a lot more.

My rating: 8/10

"Hey you know what this song reminds me of?"

Hoping not to have a similar experience while driving from LA to Indio tomorrow with my bro en route to Coachella

The Earth Rocks

Paul Rudd & Elmo just wanted to make sure that you knew too.

"Role Models" Review

David Wain's new comedy "Role Models" stars Paul Rudd (who co-wrote the film with Wain,) and Seann William Scott, who play energy drink salesman that end up having to do community service after a hilarious and ridiculous accident ensues at a high school they were promoting the drink at occurs. They end up at "Sturdy Wings" a mentoring program run by former a straight, and sometimes crazy talking former drug addict, played by the brilliant and insane Jane Lynch, where Rudd and Scott end up as "Bigs" to the 2 most unlikely kids, Chrisopher Mintz-Plasse (McLovin from Superbad,) an uber-nerd obsessed with a live action Dungeons and Dragons/World of War Craft role playing game, and a foul mouthed 8 year old named Ronnie, played by the maginificent Bobb'e J. Thompson that could probably out curse Chris Rock. While I've had a crush on Paul Rudd since Clueless and didn't think he could ever be more amazing than he was in Wet Hot American Summer*, he proved to me he was a leading man in this film.

I've been a David Wain fan since "The State" was on MTV in the early 90's and he's really matures, stepped up his game and still works with the brilliantly talented people he worked with then, like Ken Marino (who I am now convinced is Zach Braff's brother from another mother after this movie.) If you want to laugh and listen to kids and adults with filthy mouths and filthier minds GO SEE THIS MOVIE. Not only is it hilarious, but it's got a lot of heart and legitimately enjoyable. My rating 9.2/10

[*possibly one of THE greatest comedies you'll EVER watch]

I coincidentally saw these containers right after I saw the movie and was inspired to shoot them. Though the tag line isn't as exciting as Minotaur's "Taste the Beast!""Piercing enery that strikes back," is just as awesome/awful.