Dude-ity
This really is the reason we have Ain't It Cool. (Warning, vulgarity, but I promise, it's completely worth it.) Neill Cumpston is the Joe Bob Briggs of the new millennium.
posted by Peter @ 2/09/2007 10:32:00 PM
ALARM! :: I should have told you that movies in the afternoon are my weakness.
"Nobody should be a mystery intentionally. Unintentionally is mysterious enough."
Friday, February 09, 2007
ALARM! :: I should have told you that movies in the afternoon are my weakness.
"Nobody should be a mystery intentionally. Unintentionally is mysterious enough."
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3 Comments:
Okay, if Aeschylus had done the 300 story and Aristophanes had reviewed it for Alcibiades and co, the review would have read like that. Simonides? No so much.
Cumpston is certainly enthusiastic and somewhat amusing, but Joe Bob he ain't. Not by a long shot. That being said, it seems that this sort of review is entirely appropriate for anything Miller does.
"a dick made of three machine guns." i think that may just qualify for quote of the year.
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