To Hell and Back

Classic Adam Carolla footage regarding a project that sadly was never released (not exactly safe for work):

Rachel Getting Married, reviewed

Despite my love for Anne Hathaway, I still haven’t seen her hugely critically acclaimed performance in Rachel Getting Married. But Matt liked it:

ok, so hathaway sort of redeemed herself with this movie. definitely thought she was a better actress than her previous movies. she plays a recovering drug addict going back to see her family and go to her sister’s wedding. drama ensues. the movie is shot handi-cam style which gets annoying at hour 1.5. They should have cut some parts shorter, but it definitely adds to the feel of the movie to get the long strungout wedding toasts and whatnot. the weird thing about the movie is that the groom is into music and is from hawaii, so half of the movie is basically just people playing music. i guess that adds to the lifelike feel of the movie. however, the drama between the sisters seems a little superficial at times, like why do i care. since they don’t use dialogue as much to draw you in it’s harder to care about the sister drama, but it seems more lifelike.

i don’t know, i think it was good. but so were the huge single malt scotches i was drinking.

Big evening planned

Saw two good and oddly parallel movies last night:

Both were very funny and should be added to your DVR/Tivo/Netflix immediately.

More movies

Can’t tell if this looks good or not:

Rainy Friday

Adam Carolla has Ken Jeong from “The Hangover” on his podcast today. Really funny interview, and the movie is hilarious if you haven’t seen it yet. And here’s a funny deleted scene from “Knocked Up” with Jeong.

“The Hangover” trailer:

Mr. Pink revisited

NSFW language. Via Tim Ferriss.

They still make those?

Pretty good list of the best movie soundtracks from Moviefone.

Sloan for “Stone”

Kenny’s right: getting a De Niro-Ed Norton movie made in Jackson finally won me over on the massive Michigan movie industry incentives.

Times are tough

These are the movie ideas getting made:

Real-life couple Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are taking their Ghost Whisperer chemistry to the big screen, signing on to costar in the indie drama Café. Per the Hollywood Reporter, the ensemble film follows a group of young Philadelphians who all frequent the same coffee shop.

JLo is dating Jamie Kennedy in real life? And they’re on a show together? And that’s a terrible idea for a movie. Maybe the writing is good.

Peter Berg isn’t sinking this Battleship. The actor and filmmaker is in talks to direct a big-screen version of the classic Hasbro board game, per the Hollywood Reporter. Plot details are being kept under wraps, though the film will be an epic naval action-adventure.

Where’s the Hungry Hungry Hippos adaptation at?

The funnier, more male Sacha Cohen

Via Matt, this better be funny.