So the sister rented The Village: the M. Night Shyamalan film produced by M. Night Shyamalan, and created by… well we all know. This, dear friends, is the ultimate self-parodic M. Night Shyamalan film, just as Miss Congeniality was the ultimate self-parodic Sandra Bullock movie. Spoiler? No need, but here’s what I IMed my friend:
I’ll tell you this. Early in the movie you may end up figuring out the plot twist but you would find it SO UNBELIEVEABLE that when you actually get to the plot twist and find out it was what you thought all along, you would gag.
M. Night plays a game of “gotcha” and pokes an eye at his own reputation as a master twistmaker. I think, now I am in the mood to see Halle Berry play Catwoman, which I hear is so blatantly cheap and shallow it actually becomes fun.
2005-01-30, 20:53
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Is there a “We’re sorry, Zarqawi” site yet? I mean, I’m pretty sure the ones who wanted Iraq’s elections to fail would want to apologize to the terrorist-overlord-in-chief for their failure to delegitimize the elections by abstaining in large numbers.
Just wondering.
2005-01-30, 17:50
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2005-01-30, 16:48
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You reek, ugh!
You, Rica?
You wreckah?
Whatever. This is the app I’ve been trying to find for the longest time and I’m so happy about it I’ll celebrate publicly on my blog by mangling “eureka.” I’m that happy. And I know that I’ve said this before but Guster kicks so much ass. And Crown Royal is good for the soul. Chased with Classic Coke. Ohhh yeah.
By the way if anyone has a better substitute to the linked-to app, please share.
2005-01-30, 1:28
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Godspeed to the citizens of Iraq, and towards their election tomorrow. It’s beyond our words and it’s all in their hands now.
2005-01-29, 20:39
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