@ElisabethRappe People can’t p…
Friday, May 1st, 2009@ElisabethRappe People can’t post comments and that’s a BAD thing? That’s like finding out a telemarketer has laryngitis. #amnesiabullets
@ElisabethRappe People can’t post comments and that’s a BAD thing? That’s like finding out a telemarketer has laryngitis. #amnesiabullets
http://tinyurl.com/da96uj Insane bigot says swine flu is God’s wrath against Obama. Even if true, 150 deaths is pretty mild for “wrath.”
Amnesia Bullets is my drag queen name. #amnesiabullets
Why would we care what a beauty pageant contestant says about *anything*, let alone gay marriage? Since when do we let those people speak?
That “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” movie? Not so great. On the other hand, if you have longed to see Hugh Jackman dashing naked through the countryside — and you know who you are — then you will not be disappointed in that respect.
I actually saw “Wolverine” at a press screening in New York, since that’s where I was this week. Gene Shalit was there! Also: Gene Shalit is still alive!
I was not able to attend an out-of-town screening of “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past,” however, so you’ll have to wait to find out how much I hated this romantic comedy starring Matthew McConaughey as a douchebag.
“Battle for Terra” is animated and not very good.
“Obsessed,” currently the No. 1 film in the country (enjoy that flash while it’s still in the pan, Screen Gems!), isn’t approximately as stupid and cheesy as it looks. I caught it yesterday afternoon in Manhattan. People who don’t live there probably don’t realize that movie tickets can cost $12.50, even during the day. Given this, why would anyone see “Obsessed”? I can see wasting $6 or $7, but $12.50? Yeesh.
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