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Daily Kos Quoted in 'Lions for Lambs' Ad

Fri, Nov 2, 2007 at 11:03:46 am PDT

The Robert Redford anti-war film Lions for Lambs is not getting good reviews in advance of its release, and if it tanks as many expect it will, it could jeopardize MGM’s financing.

Meanwhile, the filmmakers obviously know which audience they’re playing to—the Kos Kooks.

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1 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:04:25 am reply quote 6

I so didn't need yet another reason not to see that movie.

2 buzzsawmonkey  11/02/07 11:05:10 am reply quote 3

Craggy Robert Redford looks like he's channeling Willem Dafoe.

3 gtrtech  11/02/07 11:05:21 am reply quote 7

Botox for Bozos

4 Killgore Trout  11/02/07 11:05:29 am reply quote 2

Progressive!

5 kansas  11/02/07 11:06:05 am reply quote 1

The guy on the left looks a little bit like Robert Redford, but his face looks funny. What's the deal?

6 Athens Runaway  11/02/07 11:06:51 am reply quote 1

re: #3 gtrtech

Botox for Bozos

Is the Californistani version of "Toys for Tots"?

7 Killgore Trout  11/02/07 11:07:17 am reply quote 1

It's easy to tell from the advertising the movie stinks. One word reviews from obscure sources.

8 nyc redneck  11/02/07 11:07:18 am reply quote 2

look how serious they are. it makes me lol.

9 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  11/02/07 11:07:40 am reply quote 1

Another liberal crapfest disguised as a movie.

Luckily, there is always DELTA FORCE!

10 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:07:44 am reply quote 5

It's been all downhill for Redford since Butch Cassidy.

The Kos kiss of death ensures it'll bomb, but it surely won't be as pitiful a box office as the Jimmah Carter schlockumentary that raked in a pitiful 10K last weekend.

11 Killgore Trout  11/02/07 11:08:02 am reply quote 0

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12 Dianna  11/02/07 11:08:20 am reply quote 0

I have no idea why anyone would go see this movie.

13 Catttt  11/02/07 11:08:38 am reply quote 1

Run! It's another anti-war bomb! (Phrase stolen from Allahpundit)

14 Gagdad Bob  11/02/07 11:08:39 am reply quote 11

"Two thumbs way up our ass!"

15 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:08:56 am reply quote 1

re: #12 Dianna

I have no idea why anyone would go see this movie.

Because their university requires all of the students in the dorms to see it.

16 Dianna  11/02/07 11:09:02 am reply quote 0

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17 markx  11/02/07 11:09:12 am reply quote 0

"Approved by Daily Kos"

Bwahahhahaha...

This is why I haven't seen a Redford film since the Sting.

18 markx  11/02/07 11:09:36 am reply quote 2

re: #14 Gagdad Bob

"Two thumbs way up our ass!"

LOL ...

good one!

19 doppelganglander  11/02/07 11:09:57 am reply quote 2

I'm not surprised. The movie seems to make absolutely no sense anyway. Tom Cruise plays a senator who orders a military operation in Afghanistan. WTF? Senators can't do that.

20 Spenser (with an S)  11/02/07 11:10:12 am reply quote 3

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21 Dianna  11/02/07 11:10:16 am reply quote 0

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22 IslandLibertarian  11/02/07 11:10:25 am reply quote 2

Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools,
Romans 1:21,22

Hollywood...do do do do do do do ....Hollywood.................

Power to the Correct People!

23 lawhawk  11/02/07 11:10:50 am reply quote 1

So, having failed miserably in backing politicians, they're spreading out to destroy Hollywood as well?

/Darth Rove works in mysterious ways

24 Stoked  11/02/07 11:10:53 am reply quote -3

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford. I thought Tom was a patriot. Hollywood probably did enough to try and destroy his image that he had to take the role.

25 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:10:57 am reply quote 0

Meryl Streep is wearing smart glasses.

I hate those.

Little Tommy Mapother looks like he's doing some Scientology hypnosis.

26 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:11:04 am reply quote 1

re: #9 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Another liberal crapfest disguised as a movie.

Luckily, there is always DELTA FORCE!

Hells yeah! Lee Marvin, Chuck Norris - each time you watch Delta Force, a terrorist dies.

27 Arbalest  11/02/07 11:11:18 am reply quote 0

"MGM's financing affected"?

Does this mean that one or more directors-producers-activists will be fired?

"Off with their heads To the market place with them"

28 toomanysnax  11/02/07 11:11:40 am reply quote 4

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29 Dianna  11/02/07 11:11:50 am reply quote 2

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30 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:11:55 am reply quote 0

re: #21 Dianna

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31 Iron Fist  11/02/07 11:12:00 am reply quote 0

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32 The Other Les  11/02/07 11:12:22 am reply quote 1

Anyone who believes in the Xenu story (a.k.a. The Wall of Fire) will believe anything.

33 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:12:23 am reply quote 0

Cruise looks like someone just told him that Scientology causes bad reviews!

34 anotherindyfilmguy  11/02/07 11:12:32 am reply quote 0

Damn pity their writers are going on strike...

35 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:12:46 am reply quote 0

re: #24 Stoked

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford.

Not the first time. "The Color of Money"?

36 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:12:49 am reply quote 0

re: #19 doppelganglander

I'm not surprised. The movie seems to make absolutely no sense
anyway. Tom Cruise plays a senator who orders a military operation in
Afghanistan. WTF? Senators can't do that.

The first season of 24 was about Serbian revenge for then Senator David Palmer's ordering a hit on a Serb General.

And this is the level of writing we get before the writer's strike!

37 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  11/02/07 11:12:56 am reply quote 2

Redford, Streep, Cruise

One of us has irritable bowel syndrome. Can you tell which one?

38 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:13:05 am reply quote 0

re: #16 Dianna

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39 Gagdad Bob  11/02/07 11:13:14 am reply quote 5

This movie dares to ask the hard questions, like how can a film make any money playing to an audience of leftwing conspiracy nuts?

40 Dianna  11/02/07 11:13:27 am reply quote 0

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41 Catttt  11/02/07 11:13:42 am reply quote 0

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42 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:14:12 am reply quote 0

re: #35 JamesTKirk

re: #24 Stoked

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford.

Not the first time. "The Color of Money"?

wasn't that Newman ?

43 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:14:17 am reply quote 0

re: #35 JamesTKirk

re: #24 Stoked

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford.

Not the first time. "The Color of Money"?

That was Newman.

44 lgfvidz  11/02/07 11:14:22 am reply quote 0

Maybe the quote was in reference to the Meryl Streep Topless scene... (maybe not.)

45 legalbgl  11/02/07 11:14:32 am reply quote 0

#17

"This is why I haven't seen a Redford film since the Sting."

What about "The Lasr Castle" with Tony Soprano, opps, James Gandalfini? I liked that one.

46 Dianna  11/02/07 11:14:49 am reply quote 0

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47 Ben Hur  11/02/07 11:14:54 am reply quote 0

Redford.

Eyes done.

Neck done.

Botox.

48 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:14:58 am reply quote 0

re: #40 Dianna

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49 Ringo the Gringo  11/02/07 11:15:23 am reply quote 0

Yawn.

50 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:15:27 am reply quote 4

re: #24 Stoked

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to
Redford. I thought Tom was a patriot. Hollywood probably did enough to
try and destroy his image that he had to take the role.

Why on earth would you think TC was a patriot? He wasn't forced to take this role - he's the new head of the studio, this film is his pet project.

51 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:15:29 am reply quote 0

re: #42 sattv4u2

re: #35 JamesTKirk


re: #24 Stoked
Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford.

Not the first time. "The Color of Money"?

wasn't that Newman ?

Aw crap, you're right. That's the salad dressing dude, Ted.

52 MandyManners  11/02/07 11:15:45 am reply quote 0
53 Dianna  11/02/07 11:15:48 am reply quote 3

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54 Daddyquatro  11/02/07 11:15:48 am reply quote 0

re: #35 JamesTKirk

re: #24 Stoked

Too bad Tom Cruise had to lower himself to play second fiddle to Redford.

Not the first time. "The Color of Money"?

"Color of Money" was Newman. Not Redford.

55 Spenser (with an S)  11/02/07 11:15:53 am reply quote 6

Blessedly, these movies are tanking left and right. In spite of appearances, apparently not all of our fellow countrymen are stupid. The actors will give awards to each other's mutual-masturbation films all day long, but the studios eventually have to make a dime.

56 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  11/02/07 11:15:56 am reply quote 0

re: #30 JamesTKirk

BTW, I found your homepage

JamesTKirk

57 Ben Hur  11/02/07 11:16:02 am reply quote 0

All these films, or mooovies, as you americans call them, have been tanking.

58 Barrypopik  11/02/07 11:16:11 am reply quote 0

I'll wait for the Debbie Schlussel review, but the fact that Daily Kos loves it is reason enough for me to skip it.

59 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:16:12 am reply quote 0

re: #40 Dianna

re: #30 JamesTKirk

There was a Star Trek movie that I didn't see?

It was a Star Trek movie that nobody saw. I'd rather watch Episode I again.

60 anotherindyfilmguy  11/02/07 11:17:08 am reply quote 1

Didn't MGM do a bunch of pro-US military films? I mean if they can be pro-US Military, even if it was only briefly back in the 1940s, then they deserve it if their current war films tank and they go pfffft... especially if they suck and root for the other side... even if only in a thinly veiled manner of being against their own side during the war... IMO hollywood has stepped over the bounds into treason with the current crop of anti-US/anti-Bush movies that essentially try to undercut the US war effort. Let the writers empty desks be the first step towards flushing the left from the left coast.

61 MandyManners  11/02/07 11:17:16 am reply quote 1

re: #38 JammieWearingFool

re: #16 Dianna


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62 Dianna  11/02/07 11:17:18 am reply quote 0

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63 gymnast  11/02/07 11:17:29 am reply quote 0

This genre of movie is proving to have about as much financial lift as a lead balloon. Check out the box office of this and similar skunk farts in the trades.

64 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:17:45 am reply quote 3

re: #2 buzzsawmonkey

Craggy Robert Redford looks like he's channeling Willem Dafoe.

It's scary how much he looks like Dafoe in that picture. All three of those people make me want to vomit.

Robert "Old Moonbat" Redford, Meryl "Alar" Streep, and Tom "Shorty Nutjob" Cruise. I hope this movie really tanks.

65 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:17:59 am reply quote 0

re: #59 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

re: #40 Dianna


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66 lawhawk  11/02/07 11:18:22 am reply quote 0

re: #38 JammieWearingFool

re: #16 Dianna


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67 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:18:34 am reply quote 0

re: #62 Dianna

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68 albusteve  11/02/07 11:18:36 am reply quote 0

re: #2 buzzsawmonkey

Craggy Robert Redford looks like he's channeling Willem Dafoe.

it's the eye shadow

69 mean Gene  11/02/07 11:18:47 am reply quote 0

How tall a box did they have to build to make it look like Tiny Tom is the same height as Robert and Meryl?

70 Dianna  11/02/07 11:18:52 am reply quote 0

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71 Daddyquatro  11/02/07 11:18:56 am reply quote 0

re: #63 gymnast

This genre of movie is proving to have about as much financial lift as a lead balloon. Check out the box office of this and similar skunk farts in the trades.

But we're relevant!
/Hollywood whine

72 NJDhockeyfan  11/02/07 11:18:58 am reply quote 0

Markos will be on Bill Maher tonite:

Tonight, Bill welcomes actor Martin Short, journalist Alison Stewart, and blogger Markos Moulitsas. Plus, via satellite, fmr. CIA officer Valerie Plame, fmr. diplomat Joe Wilson and journalist Jeremy Scahill.

Stay around after the show for Overtime, our exclusive live web program where you can ask Bill and his guests questions.

Anyone have any questions for the moonbats after the show?

73 Iron Fist  11/02/07 11:19:02 am reply quote 2

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74 Eric Cartman's Conscience  11/02/07 11:19:06 am reply quote 0

TELL ME that the advert is photoshopped! David Atkins - Dailykos!? Whaaa.....HAHAHAHAHA! That is ridiculous.

75 Ben Hur  11/02/07 11:19:12 am reply quote 0

It'll still make a big ass profit.

Domestic numbers are meaningless. Global is what counts.

Waterworld was considered a bomb but made 100s of millions outside the US.

All of them will still be banned in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, you know, places like that are our allies when they need to count de monet.

76 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:19:19 am reply quote 0

re: #57 Ben Hur

All these films, or mooovies, as you americans call them, have been tanking.

That's why I haven't been to one (excluding some pretty clever Pixar/ animation ones with my son,,, Toy Story,,,Ratatouille,,,, Bugs Life,,,ect ect) in YEARS !

77 toomanysnax  11/02/07 11:19:23 am reply quote 0

Anyone see Ishtar? Sounds like this one is a knockoff.

"Two terrible lounge singers get booked to play the Ishtar Hilton. Somehow they become pawns in an international power play between the CIA..."

78 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:19:28 am reply quote 1

This really must be unspeakably bad if they couldn't even find a single entertainment magazine, radio, TV or newspaper reviewer to like it.

79 MandyManners  11/02/07 11:20:09 am reply quote 1

re: #69 mean Gene

How tall a box did they have to build to make it look like Tiny Tom is the same height as Robert and Meryl?

They made Redford and Streep bend at the knees.

80 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:20:13 am reply quote 0

re: #71 Daddyquatro

re: #63 gymnast

This genre of movie is
proving to have about as much financial lift as a lead balloon. Check
out the box office of this and similar skunk farts in the trades.

But we're relevant!
/Hollywood whine

They got more whine than Napa Valley...

81 anotherindyfilmguy  11/02/07 11:20:17 am reply quote 0

Support non-leftist indy film, throw money at my next project, Babar-the jihadi;
[Link: pocketchangeproductions.net...]
Recasting in December, filming January-February...

82 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:20:28 am reply quote 1

re: #69 mean Gene

How tall a box did they have to build to make it look like Tiny Tom is the same height as Robert and Meryl?

None,,,, thay had Meryl and Bobbie walk around on their knees !

83 lawhawk  11/02/07 11:20:28 am reply quote 0

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84 varmint  11/02/07 11:20:40 am reply quote 0

a few days back, drudge had photos of redford and elton john up at the same time. confused the hell out of me.

85 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:20:50 am reply quote 0

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86 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:21:25 am reply quote 0

re: #9 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Another liberal crapfest disguised as a movie.

Luckily, there is always

87 Cicero05  11/02/07 11:21:32 am reply quote 5

That ad photo alone is enough to make me avoid the movie like the plague. What a trio of self-important asshats.

If I'm going to be lectured to condescendingly by smug, sanctimonius, uninformed Hollywood celebs, it will only be with a gun to my head. I'm sure as hell not going to pay for the privilege.

88 mglazer  11/02/07 11:21:33 am reply quote 0

I knew it was a Terrorist supporting movie

They just cant help loving baby killers and mother rapers - Liberals!

89 Ben Hur  11/02/07 11:21:35 am reply quote 0

Xanu not even watching that shit.

Even though he taught Thumblina to read.

And this really sucks. I used to like Cruise.

Even Meryll Streep won me back with her role in The Devil Wears Prada.

Now?

That's all!

90 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:21:37 am reply quote 0

re: #84 varmint

a few days back, drudge had photos of redford and elton john up at the same time. confused the hell out of me.

Why ,,, was redfords Red Feather Boa nicer ?

91 MandyManners  11/02/07 11:21:38 am reply quote 0

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92 Athos  11/02/07 11:21:49 am reply quote 1

The only question remaining unanswered at this point, is precisely how large the crater will be as this picture crashes to earth - with about a $4.6M first week total box office.

93 rappmandu  11/02/07 11:22:33 am reply quote 2

I've said here before:

Hollywood is Washington for stupid people.

(Washington is Hollywood for ugly people.)

94 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  11/02/07 11:22:40 am reply quote 0

Here are all the movies opening the week LfL opens

My prediction, "Fred Claus" and the Horrorfest come in pretty high, return business for "American gangster" and "Bee Movie", LFL not breaking top 10.

95 Ben Hur  11/02/07 11:23:02 am reply quote 0

Thumblina is tax exempt.

He's like a grand wizard or something.

96 SeafoodGumbo  11/02/07 11:23:04 am reply quote 0
97 nyc redneck  11/02/07 11:23:11 am reply quote 0

hollywood, we're NOT listening
we're NOT watching.

98 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  11/02/07 11:23:17 am reply quote 0

re: #92 Athos

The only question remaining unanswered at this point, is precisely
how large the crater will be as this picture crashes to earth - with
about a $4.6M first week total box office.

If you got a pool going, I say less than $3M opening weekend.

99 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:23:18 am reply quote 0

re: #69 mean Gene

How tall a box did they have to build to make it look like Tiny Tom is the same height as Robert and Meryl?

They put him on a box, and the other two in a hole. Think Scott of the Antartic.

/scotty!

100 straitcircle  11/02/07 11:23:30 am reply quote 0

Review on the fringe. Hollykost

101 Spiritualized  11/02/07 11:23:39 am reply quote 6

What the world really needs is, say, a documentary about an anti-semitic, senile old peanut farmer.

102 opnion  11/02/07 11:23:59 am reply quote 1

Redford really thinks that he is a very deep social critic. He is always sayin things like "Beware" about some of us lesser human beings attitudes. You know, llike support the troops.
I was forced to sit through "The Way We Were" with him and uber annoying Barbara Strisand. I have never forgiven him.

103 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:24:00 am reply quote 0

re: #99 Ward Cleaver

re: #69 mean Gene


How tall a box did they have to build to make it look like Tiny Tom is the same height as Robert and Meryl?

They put him on a box, and the other two in a hole. Think
104 jordash1212  11/02/07 11:24:03 am reply quote 0

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105 Maximu§  11/02/07 11:24:06 am reply quote 0

Well, Well Well...looks like another Hollywood flop.

Is it Beer-O-clock yet?

Maximu§
3/11 ACR

106 sattv4u2  11/02/07 11:24:18 am reply quote 1

Okay ,,, lets take a poll. I say the over/ under of when this turkey of a movie is released in video is 45 days! Just in time for Blockbuster to have it on the shelves for last minute Christmas buys, something for that weird cousin of yours that always shows up at the last minute Christmas morning, and you don;'t want to waste the "good gifts" on him

107 Daddyquatro  11/02/07 11:24:50 am reply quote 0

re: #101 Spiritualized

What the world really needs is, say, a documentary about an anti-semitic, senile old peanut farmer.

Shouldn't you throw in a rabid rabbit for action?

108 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:25:13 am reply quote 0

I'd like to know what diaries that nitwit Atkins has put up on dKos, but I'm not wading into that.

109 JammieWearingFool  11/02/07 11:25:15 am reply quote 0

re: #61 MandyManners

re: #38 JammieWearingFool


re: #16 Dianna

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110 Dead Sea Squirrel  11/02/07 11:25:26 am reply quote 1

Lyin' for Lames.

111 Cicero05  11/02/07 11:25:29 am reply quote 1

re: #93 rappmandu

I've said here before:

Hollywood is Washington for stupid people.

(Washington is Hollywood for ugly people.)

Well, that certainly explains Henry Waxman.

Oink oink.

112 Dave the.....  11/02/07 11:26:21 am reply quote 0
The guy on the left looks a little bit like Robert Redford, but his face looks funny. What's the deal?

He's an old man now, probably needed a lot of work. Like when Belinda Carlisle was in Playboy, I forgot that she was 40 something. Very heavily airbrushed.

113 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:26:27 am reply quote 0

re: #94 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

114 Eowyn2  11/02/07 11:26:54 am reply quote 0

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115 Shug  11/02/07 11:27:01 am reply quote 0

Looking at Redford and streep I think the title should have been botox for bozos

116 Spiritualized  11/02/07 11:27:04 am reply quote 0

You can tell it's a serious movie, just like at Tom Cruise's face. That's acting! ...Or constipation. It's definitely one or other.

117 lgfvidz  11/02/07 11:27:06 am reply quote 0

re: #98 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

re: #92 Athos

The only question remaining unanswered at this point, is precisely
how large the crater will be as this picture crashes to earth - with
about a $4.6M first week total box office.

If you got a pool going, I say less than $3M opening weekend.

Dude, with American Gangster and Bee Movie opening today, they be luck to even see any business.

118 mean Gene  11/02/07 11:27:30 am reply quote 0

Hey, now, some of the best acting I have ever seen was done by Jose Ferrer in Moulin Rouge (1952), almost all of it with his legs, tied up and tucked into his trousers while he walked on special shoes fitted to his knees.

119 Catttt  11/02/07 11:27:32 am reply quote 0

re: #77 toomanysnax

Anyone see Ishtar? Sounds like this one is a knockoff.

"Two terrible lounge singers get booked to play the Ishtar Hilton. Somehow they become pawns in an international power play between the CIA..."

From IMDB: Ishtar - plot keywords: Desert / Camel / Vulture

Heh.

120 Eowyn2  11/02/07 11:27:36 am reply quote 0

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121 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:27:45 am reply quote 0

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122 Shug  11/02/07 11:27:55 am reply quote 0

re: #3 gtrtech

Botox for Bozos

OMG, I swear I didn't see number 3 when I thought of the exact same title.

great minds think alike. how freaky is that

123 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  11/02/07 11:28:16 am reply quote 0

re: #113 Ward Cleaver

re: #94 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)


124 NJDhockeyfan  11/02/07 11:28:22 am reply quote 0

Strange Saudi story of the day...

Saudi bride in death row arranged marriage

RIYADH, November 2 (RIA Novosti) - Prisoners in Taif, a city in southwest Saudi Arabia, celebrated the wedding of a 16-year-old to an inmate due to be publicly beheaded for murder.

The Saudi Gazette said the bride's father, also on death row, had arranged the marriage on Thursday.

The wedding celebrations included a small dinner party for relatives and friends and a private meeting for the couple in an apartment organized by the jail administrators.

When asked about the reasons for the marriage, the groom said there was still a chance his sentence would be cut. Under the country's laws, capital punishment can be reduced if the murdered victim's family agree and are compensated.

Even if the execution goes ahead the bride will receive $26,000, as part of her dowry. But, the girl said she was happy with the marriage and was looking forward to giving birth.

Public executions are common in Saudi Arabia, which has some of the strictest laws in the Islamic world for murder, drug trafficking, rape and armed robbery. According to estimates, around 130 people have been publicly beheaded in the country so far this year.

125 rappmandu  11/02/07 11:28:31 am reply quote 0

Like an actor on a movie screen
Living out somebody else's dream
Living out a total misconception
Reality of false perception

-The Kinks, Cliches of the World (B Movie)

126 chinesearithmetic  11/02/07 11:28:43 am reply quote 0

They're not even Marshall.

127 lgfvidz  11/02/07 11:29:07 am reply quote 0

Looking at the poster, Tom Cruise looks a lot like Streep, who looks a lot like Redford. Could they all be the same person?

128 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:29:10 am reply quote 1

Just for the record, I hate Top Gun.

129 deanyc  11/02/07 11:29:19 am reply quote 0

Liars for Liberals

130 Shug  11/02/07 11:29:26 am reply quote 0

re: #127 lgfvidz

Looking at the poster, Tom Cruise looks a lot like Streep, who looks a lot like Redford. Could they all be the same person?

streep is much too tall

131 Izzy Dunne  11/02/07 11:29:46 am reply quote 0

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132 Ward Cleaver  11/02/07 11:29:56 am reply quote 1

re: #127 lgfvidz

Looking at the poster, Tom Cruise looks a lot like Streep, who looks a lot like Redford. Could they all be the same person?

They're all constipated.

133 JamesTKirk  11/02/07 11:29:59 am reply quote 0

re: #113 Ward Cleaver

re: #94 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)