1. I really didn’t know what I was going to think of this movie, but let me tell you this much: It may be my favorite comedy movie to date. Like, seriously. The movie seems fairly predictable for the first thirty or so minutes, but then it twists itself into an extremely wild ride, to the point where nearly every scene had me dying of laughter. It’s extremely awkward, but fits together so perfectly. Maybe I’m crazy. But I had a hell of a good time with Dinner for Schmucks.

    I really didn’t know what I was going to think of this movie, but let me tell you this much: It may be my favorite comedy movie to date. Like, seriously. The movie seems fairly predictable for the first thirty or so minutes, but then it twists itself into an extremely wild ride, to the point where nearly every scene had me dying of laughter. It’s extremely awkward, but fits together so perfectly. Maybe I’m crazy. But I had a hell of a good time with Dinner for Schmucks.

  2. Best animated movie is the second category of the night. My 15 seconds of Coraline talking to the camera goes by fast. There, I think. The largest audience that my words will ever have. Up wins.

    — Neil Gaiman’s “A nobody’s guide to the Oscars” for The Guardian

  3. Jon Stewart Options Iranian-Canadian Journalist's Life Story for Film Project →

    Dennis DiClaudio for Comedy Central’s Indecision Forever blog:

    Remember Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari? Sure you do. He was the one who was locked up for being a spy for Mossad by a humor-impaired Iranian government after being interviewed by Jason Jones on The Daily Show.

    Well, if you still don’t remember, you can probably just wait for the movie version. The one that’s being produced by Jon Stewart.

  4. Bill Amend.

    Bill Amend.

  5. Poster art based off of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds, made by a fantastic creative team, were auctioned off on February 18th to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. See all of the posters over at Upper Playground.

    Poster art based off of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds, made by a fantastic creative team, were auctioned off on February 18th to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. See all of the posters over at Upper Playground.

  6. Cyanide and Happiness.

    Cyanide and Happiness.

  7. ‘Seinfeld Wars’ I’m your father. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

    ‘Seinfeld Wars’

    I’m your father. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

  8. Nicholas Cage as Everyone →

    Once and a while, a website comes along that changes your life.

    This isn’t one of those websites, but it’s pretty damn funny.

  9. WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW, SCI-FI FANS?

    WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW, SCI-FI FANS?

  10. /geek.

    /geek.

  11. Favorite Movies of 2009

    Hollywood, though looking bleak for the future, had some truly fantastic films this year. Some of them I expected me to love instantly, while, with others, I was surprised. Nevertheless, the film industry came through for me with some fantastic cinema. In no particular order, hear are my favorite movies of 2009.

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  12. Avatar Riles Up Conservertatives, Called "Anti-American"  →

    Well, you knew this was coming:

    However, there is one thing about the movie that really upsets me.  It is blatant anti-military and less blatant anti-American.

  13. Avatar: The Making of the Bootleg

  14. The Iron Man 2 trailer has been released in all its glory. Everything about this screams amazing.

  15. Damn, Pixar films in Blu-Ray are really realistic.

    Damn, Pixar films in Blu-Ray are really realistic.