Alright, I'm running short on time, but I had to get this video up. This has got to be one of the funniest skit's I've ever seen. I have it set up so all you have to do is click the play button below and it will play right here on my site here. If you want to see it in a larger format, click here.
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- Casanova
***1/2 Heath Ledger is surely climbing up my favorite actors list. This movie was very enjoyable and I'd reccomend it to anyone. - Rebound: The Legend of Earl 'The Goat' Manigault
*** This was actually a movie from back in 1996. It is a true story about a basketball legend from the streets of Harlem. Many people say he was the best basketball player ever, but he never made it to the NBA as his choices in life lead instead to a life of drugs. This was a very good story, and it kind of freaked me out at first as Don Cheadle had a young relative play his character in his youth, and however this guy is related to Don, he looked just like him, only a smaller version. - Rent
** The story was ok, but it wasn't a very exciting story. The main theme of this musical is a very memorable song, especially considering it's hook is a number (525,600 minutes). The rest of the songs were absolutly forgetfull and I found myself fast forwarding through the some of the musical parts of the film. - The Ice Harvest
** What a MAJOR dissapointment. You would be better off just watching the movie trailer as the trailer included 100% of the interesting points of the movie. I'm going to have to re-think watching any John Cusak films in the future. Outside of Gross Pointe Blank (one of my all-time favs), his movies have all been dissapointments. - An Unfinished Life
**** Wow, this was an excellent movie. Sometimes the pace was a little slow, but that actually worked in the movies favor. I don't think I've ever been dissapointed in a Robert Redford movie, or a Morgan Freeman movie, and the two of them together were outstanding. Jennifer Lopez was fantastic and it was a good, enjoyable story. I'd recommend this to anyone, and in fact instead of sending this one back to Netflix, I borrowed it to my parents so they could enjoy it. - A History of Violence
**** This was a VERY good movie. Viggo Mortensen was good, Maria Bello was very good (and very hot) and the twists in the plot kept you on the edge of you seat. But the ending. The movie makers made a mistake with the ending. Seriosly. A wonderfully paced, exciting movie just came to a stop, and then it ends. - Memoirs Of A Geisha
*** There was one reason I got this movie, and it was well worth it. Everything I had heard about this move was about how beautifully it was shot, and to be honest, everyone might have understated this fact. The Academy Awards didn't mess this one up when it awarded this movie Best Cinematography, Best Costums and Best Art Direction. The rest of the movie was OK. The acting was very good, but the story didn't pull me in. But that doesn't matter. It was very enjoyable to watch as it was indeed a very beautiful movie. - Fun With Dick And Jane
*** Jim Carrey has been a LOT funnier. For a comedy that wasn't very funny, it was strangely a decent movie. - Brokeback Mountain DVD
** Yeah, I saw it. What're you gonna do about it? I honestly didn't see what all the hype was about. I think the movie critics finaly got a movie they could relate too, and they hyped the crap out of this. Heath Ledger was amazing in this, the rest of the movie was kinda lame. And how does Jake Gyllenhaal keep getting paid? The dude is the same disposition/character in all of his movies. - Inside Man
*** I LOVE me some Denzel movies. This was another one of his fantastic movies, but I couldn't give it four stars for one simple reason. THE ENDING SUCKED MUCH ASS! Wow, again, awsome flick. Jaw-droppingly stupid ending.
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March 07, 2006
"And we'll see ya tomorrow night!"
That quote I used in the title of this post is quite possibly one of the most recognizable and loved quotes for anyone who lives in Minnesota. It was a quote made possible by the fact that one of the games greatest guys, one of the games greatest players, had just played possibly the greatest game in baseball history. And he capped it off with an 11th inning game winning walk-off home run seconds after he told his coach he would hit it. There are not enough good words available to describe what Kirby Puckett meant to anyone who had the opportunity to see him play. The greatness that was Kirby was that there is not one part of him, one part of his game that could be compared to anyone else. Everyone was happier when they saw him, whether you were a teammate sitting in the dugout with him, or if you were sitting 3,000 miles away just watching him play on T.V. .
Jason Stark article: The World Was a Better Place with Kirby
"Touch 'em all, Kirby Puckett"
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