It’s a Disaster (2012): The Plot: Every year, four couples get together for a Sunday brunch, because that’s what grown ups do. Two are married, one is engaged, and the fourth kind of shifts, because Tracy Scott (Julia Stiles) keeps dating crazy guys. This year, she’s bringing along the polite, unassuming Glenn Randolph (David Cross).…
I will now give you a brief, concise history of my experience with magicians. When I was but a wee little sprog, I possessed an acute fondness for magic. Were I to trace this to an exact source, I would lay the blame with Merlin from The Sword in the Stone. I was never convinced…
Baddie – Poorly executed monsters. Lesson – Do. Not. Mess. With. Your. Mom. At first blush, this is kind of a pretty movie. It starts with some nice credits, time lapse shots, beautiful scenery and really wide angle shots. All things considered, the movie itself is fairly well shot. Now, that being said, this movie…
I was planning on reviewing The Hangover Part III (2013) this week, but as it turns out, it looks like a very bad movie. I should’ve seen that coming. The Hangover (2009) was actually pretty good, and The Hangover Part II (2011) was the exact same movie (but worse). So instead of reviewing a very bad movie,…
It was only a matter of time before I infringed upon Mindless Action Mondays, right? This only leaves Single Malt Movies and Strange Bacon that I haven’t done, so I’m thinking maybe later I’ll watch a Canadian movie and base a mixed drink on it. It’ll be a blast. Anyway, Drew won’t care, since he’s…
This week’s review features one half of this column’s namesake, the old SCTV sketch comedy featuring two stereotypical hosers. I have to be careful what I say here; because while Bob and Doug Mckenzie were a big part of my childhood, my exposure to them was more from their top selling album The Great White…
Oh man, I am, like, super behind on these things. As I’m sure that you’ve all been weeping and pining and such, I guess it’s time for me to play catch up. Le Quois? Entrée (n): …a dish served before the main course, or between two principal courses of a meal. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entr%C3%A9e) First Thoughts: Pincushions. *fails…
Rooster Illusion 