THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: GilloD on May 27, 2008, 10:56:09 PM
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http://gawker.com/5011252/disaster-at-the-sex-and-the-city-premiere
I guess they sold like a zillion tickets but only had like 5 seats, so they made everyone show up, stand around for pictures and then sent them all home. An approproate start for a horrible movie.
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This movie is going to blow so much
Also, I think I would still bang the chick that played in Mannequin
omg, I just read the excerpt from the lady. I somehow feel better for knowing a bunch of Sex in the City fans had to stand outside for hours for a photoshoot they didn't know about, only to be turned away :rofl
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More like Horse Face: The Movie
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Seinfeld could have made an entire episode out of that article. Probably even a two-parter.
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2.5 hours
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I'm just so incensed by this terrible idea, I will stand guard and report on all of its many foibles. I'M WATCHING YOU, MOOBIE.
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To the men of EB, are any your girlfriends or wives dragging you to this?
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To the men of EB, are any your girlfriends or wives dragging you to this?
My wife is going with a bunch of girlfriends Saturday night. So you could say that I've been spared, but I actually want to see it.
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I'll see it on blu ray
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I'm going but the tv show didn't totally annoy me. Until Carrie cheated on the guy from Office Space. That wasn't cool.
My gf doesn't want to get spoiled so we'll see it this weekend.
edit: I hope Charlotte gets lots of screen time, she's the only one I like :'(
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I'll see it on blu ray
(.)(.)
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Also, I think I would still bang the chick that played in Mannequin
:rock :rock
man i was so in love with her after watching that movie.
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Kim Cattrall was hot as fuck in the 80's.
Check out the scene she had in Porky's where she's a cheerleader who gets banged by the PE Coach :-*
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To the men of EB, are any your girlfriends or wives dragging you to this?
My GF is taking my today at lunch.
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The reviews for this fi;m have been hilariously atrocious. The Post called it a "Taliban recruitment film". The New Yorker beat the shit out of it: http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/cinema/2008/06/09/080609crci_cinema_lane?currentPage=all
It's everything I feared. All the gentle subtext has been washed away in favor of a glut of product placement of rampant consumerism. The show's theme has shifted from "Money will never, ever make you happy, ever" to "CLOSET SPACE! EEEEEE!"
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Oh god, the movie was pretty bad. It went on forever and ever.