urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76 David Nusair David Nusair 2006-08-27T13:51:42Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:3963 2006-08-27T13:51:42Z 2006-08-27T13:51:42Z I've thus far watched over a dozen film fest flicks and there hasn't been a gem in the bunch.<br /><br />Everything's Gone Green was tolerable, as was Radiant City. But Shortbus? Unabashedly crap. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:3494 2005-10-25T20:54:30Z 2005-10-25T20:54:30Z ...but when I watch a movie with a cover like this:<br /><br /><img src="http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B000ASDFFO.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg"><br /><br />I expect just a <i>little</i> nudity.<br /><br />Not that it would have helped, though. Even the presence of Al Borland himself, Richard Karn, couldn't save this hopelessly inept <i>Porkys</i> wannabe. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:3287 2005-10-24T18:07:49Z 2005-10-24T18:07:49Z <i>LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Former "NYPD Blue" co-star<br />Mark-Paul Gosselaar is joining the cast of ABC's new<br />Geena Davis drama "Commander in Chief," where he'll play a slick media strategist.<br /><br />Gosselaar will be reunited with executive producer Steven Bochco, who took the reins of the White House drama this month from creator Rod Lurie. Gosselaar worked on the Bochco-produced "NYPD Blue" from 2001 until the series finale this year. Before "NYPD Blue," Gosselaar was best known for his work on the kids TV staple "Saved By the Bell."<br /><br />Reuters/Hollywood Reporter</i><br /><br />Probably won't be as sweet as watching the erstwhile Zach Morris beat up perps NYPD Blue style, but it's good news nonetheless.<br /><br />Fun fact: Zach's band was called Zach Attack. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:2889 2005-10-24T18:05:38Z 2005-10-24T18:05:38Z Saw II doesn't suck! Yay!<br /><br />And Tobin Bell gets lots of screentime. What more can a guy ask for? urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:2781 2005-10-24T02:25:40Z 2005-10-24T02:25:40Z Aside from a reviewing of Saw - which remains one of the best horror flicks in recent years - I've been watching nothing but crap lately:<br /><br />The Legend of Zorro: A weak, unnecessary sequel that emphasizes incredibly juvenile bits of humor (watch Zorro's horse burp after drinking liquor! Oh, the hilarity!) Plus Catherine Zeta-Jones remains one of the absolute worst actresses of her generation.<br /><br />Doom: Aside from that badass first-person sequence towards the end, this was strictly an Aliens ripoff (a lousy Aliens ripoff, at that).<br /><br />Herbie: Fully Loaded: Oh, the humanity.<br /><br />I did like Stay, though - but it seems I'm alone on that one. Likewise, A History of Violence is easily Cronenberg's best flick in almost twenty (!) years.<br /><br />And I'm seeing Saw II tomorrow morning, which I'm hoping (praying, really) doesn't suck. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:loopydave76:2358 2005-10-22T05:24:36Z 2005-10-22T05:24:36Z Alrighty, first entry. Hmm. What to write? Something good, I hope.<br /><br />A little about me: I dig movies.<br /><br />My favorite movie: Back to the Future (for reals, yo).