Thursday, January 29, 2009

Critique of THE UNINVITED



This movie is about a young woman coping with the death of her mom by bikini sunbathing and making out with boys. This strategy seems to work until her dad decides to get engaged to Elizabeth Banks. When the girl tries to warn her father that Elizabeth Banks got impregnated by "JD" on Scrubs and then made a porno with Seth Rogan, her dad doesn't believe her. She tells him to google "Elizabeth Banks" on the Internet, to which dad calmly replies, "What's the Internet?" Elizabeth Banks overhears this entire conversation from her scary close-up in the next room and decides to use the power of movie magic to turn the young woman's milk black. This scares the young woman so much, that Ms. Banks decides to make the black milk come out of a keyhole and finally the young woman's own nose. (Spoiler alert) In the final scene the young woman runs out into the foggy woods to scream, giving Elizabeth Banks the perfect opportunity to lock all of the doors and windows. Now, the young woman has no choice but to press her silhouette up against every window of the house while Ms. Banks and the dad refuse to "invite" her to watch reruns of Scrubs. As you can see, this movie has the right formula for a modern horror blockbuster.



Disclaimer: Brendan Blowers has not seen this movie. All commentary is pure assumption based off of his limited resources.

Monday, January 26, 2009

Critique of PAUL BLART: MALL COP


The only thing you need to know about this movie is that it has a winning comedic combination; a fat man and a segway. And when Kevin James as "Blart" isn't riding a segway through the mall, it appears he is falling down and/or sliding on the ground. I guarantee the more times Kevin James' flab slaps the squeeky, shiny mall floor, the better this movie will be. And judging by the previews...this has the potential of being a VERY good movie. I could watch 90 minutes of Kevin James just slamming into the storefront window of a Brookstone and consider it worth the price of admission. "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" appears to have falling-down humour thoroughly covered-plus sweet segway action. So, don't walk; instead run, stumble and fall to this movie immediatley. Unless of course you own a segway-than take that.


Disclaimer: Brendan Blowers has not seen this movie. All commentary is pure assumption based off of his limited resources.

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Critique of The Reader


Kate Winslet was nominated for an oscar for her performance in this film. I have no idea what it is about. It seems like she plays a subtly attractive woman who reads Nazi stories to little kids. Or, maybe someone reads Nazi stories to her? Either way, there is a lot of reading and talking about Nazis. Who would want to see a movie like that?


Disclaimer: Brendan Blowers has not seen this movie. All commentary is pure assumption based off of his limited resources.

Critique of Gran Torino




After being subjected to countless previews for this Clint Eastwood film. All I can say is that Clint Eastwood has finally achieved an all important milestone. He has become a crotchety old man. I believe he even growls the lines, "Get off my lawn!" No wonder critics are saying how "believable" his acting is. If you enjoy watching a cranky senior threaten young people with the ever imposing "finger gun" go see this film!





Disclaimer: Brendan Blowers has not seen this movie. All commentary is pure assumption based off of his limited resources.