"500 Days of Summer"

is that the movie about the kid from 3rd rock from the sun who goes on to be a rock star by pretending to be a Jonas Brother?

Um, no.

then what's it about?

Love lost (and found).

chick flick.


Next!

Katy Perry is in a movie?

Freakin vegan weirdo.

i95 wrote:

Love lost (and found).

I almost lost love a few times, but their lawyers always found me.

Seems like this movie might bring back bad memories.

i95 wrote:

[center]It ain't Katy Perry.

Steve Perry?

The Goddess wrote:

Freakin vegan weirdo.

I assume that this comment results from her appearance on "Top Chef Masters". And While I would never have any serious interest in a woman who doesn't eat the meat (if y'know what I mean????????) I thought she was actually quite charming (in a freakin' vegan weirdo kinda way) on the show.

That said, Zooey's sister Emily (who plays the title character on "Bones") is still the favored Deschanel in POW-ville.

Emily (left) and Zooey (right)

i95 wrote:

Even if it features this "chick"?:

Behind those eyes is a crazy woman. She should also see Jennifer Grey's plastic surgeon.

Any of you douchelords yet seen either "Up in the Air" (George Clooney) or "It's Complicated" (Alec Baldwin/Steve Martin/Meryl Streep)?

I've seen them both. Loved the former (great dialogue). In fact, it reminded me a lot of the Jack Nicholson gem, "About Schmidt." The latter was not as good although Alec Baldwin is phenomenal and there's a great Baldwin / John Krasinski ("Jim" from "The Office") pot smoking scene.

(BTW and, yes, Goddess, I am a card-carrying ageist, please be warned of scenes of middle-aged sex in "It's Complicated." I only bring this up for any of you with weak stomachs.)

i95 wrote:

Any of you douchelords yet seen either "Up in the Air" (George Clooney) or "It's Complicated" (Alec Baldwin/Steve Martin/Meryl Streep)?

I've seen them both. Loved the former (great dialogue). In fact, it reminded me a lot of the Jack Nicholson gem, "About Schmidt."

Does Kathy Bates get naked in a hot tub in this one too? Hubba hubba!

Am I the only one who is amazed about how often i95 gets out of the house (sometimes even on school nights)? Concerts, clubs, first-run movies in actual movie theatres...........he is truly WOT's "man about town".

I really enjoyed "Up In the Air" - despite everyone telling me that it was me in the movie. Puhhhh-lease. The only thing we had in common was my striking resemblance to George Clooney.

I did get elbowed every time I made some remark like "hey look...the Detroit airport - love that fountain - ooohhh....wait....American doesn't fly into the McNamara Terminal in DTW." ::SMACK::

And, despite others' claims to the contrary, I really liked the ending.

yuo've been in the DTW airport?

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

Am I the only one who is amazed about how often i95 gets out of the house (sometimes even on school nights)? Concerts, clubs, first-run movies in actual movie theatres...........he is truly WOT's "man about town".

No, you are not alone. I have considered banning him from this site for that very reason. I have enough reminders that I am a slug and don't need Mr. Fancy Pants 95 making me feel even worse about my inertia issues.

You bastard!

clothier wrote:

yuo've been in the DTW airport?

I prefer to think of it as "sentenced" - but, whatev.

anyways, did you all see the Blind Side?

you should, it was pretty gosh-darn good.

i95 wrote:

Independent George wrote:

I really enjoyed "Up In the Air" - despite everyone telling me that it was me in the movie.

Actually, this Albert Brooks-like retort by George Clooney's character and
at being called racist because he preferred to get behind Asians when going
through airport security (because "they pack light, travel efficiently, and they
have a thing for slip on shoes") definitely made me think of you:

"I'm like my mother, I stereotype. It's faster."

Not bad. I definitely related to that scene flying in and out of Orlando as much as I do. Never get behind old people and never get behind the family with the stroller. It was easier, of course, when MCO had Clear. Then I could just do my "Do you know who I am?" routine and by-pass the line altogether. But, alas....