And speaking of weird-looking pictures, Orlando Bloom has apparently married a 12-year-old.
Some woman is suing Simon Cowell for being mean to her on a reality show. Yesterday, in the same court, the cast of Jersey Shore sued MTV for robbing them of their dignity.
Random Pop Culture:
Louie is really, really good. Really, really smart. For instance, for someone to say, "I am a fan of you," is technically bad grammar; it should be "yours." Louie had a skit where one of the main jokes was someone from Alabama saying over and over, "My sister is a fan of you." Subtle, but so smart.
Last week's Entourage was actually really, really good until the last half of the episode dealt with all Vince and Turtle. It went from enjoyable to dead stop in a second when Vince saw Adrian Peterson at an auction for no apparent reason. There's hope there, but it's slim.
I said the other day that Inception is the best movie I've seen in a couple of years, which means that I think it's better than Avatar. It probably is, but I realized that's saying a lot. The plot is much better, but I still think the lattergets slept on in terms of overall quality.
So many like Inception (and so few people dislike it) that Roger Ebert has been on this kick of movies that everyone likes. It's a pretty good question and one to which I may give some thought. He threw out Pulp Fiction and WALL-E, but I know that's not true because a certain someone I know didn't really like either. Other possibilities include Casablanca (duh), Back To The Future, E.T., and Jaws.
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There's animal cruelty and then there's animal cruelty, and this... Well... It's one of those two things.
Or else let me inform you that you know 2 people who didn't really care for either Pulp Fiction or WALL-E. I've only seen two of the other four classics you mentioned, but I liked both of them!
Oh, and your grammar example -- I know I would say "of yours" but I guess I never really thought about it before...why does that construct use the possessive when most others don't? (I wouldn't say "I'm a fan of football's" or "I'm a fan of Bon Jovi's." Or am I simply wrong in these two examples?)
Woo-hoo! I got a mention in Josh's blog post!
ReplyDeleteOr else let me inform you that you know 2 people who didn't really care for either Pulp Fiction or WALL-E. I've only seen two of the other four classics you mentioned, but I liked both of them!
Oh, and your grammar example -- I know I would say "of yours" but I guess I never really thought about it before...why does that construct use the possessive when most others don't? (I wouldn't say "I'm a fan of football's" or "I'm a fan of Bon Jovi's." Or am I simply wrong in these two examples?)
ReplyDeleteI remembered from my movie list that you didn't like them. I hope I don't know anyone else for whom that's the case. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a good point, especially the football one. I bet there's a grammar blog somewhere that's dealt with that. I'll see if I can find something.