Movie of the Day – 21 Jump Street

Since this is coming out on Blu-Ray on Tuesday, I got to talk about this movie.  I mean, I lament the fact that Hollywood continuously scarps the bottom of the barrel and will pretty much remake every fucking television show in existence into a movie, but once in a blue moon, they do yield a nugget of gold amongst all the shit that gets made.  21 Jump Street was by far and away, one of the funnier comedies to come out in 2012.  It took the ridiculous premise of the show in which it is based on and made it even more ridiculous by reveling in the absurdity of grown men infiltrating a high school to bust up a sophisticated drug ring.  Even typing that sentence was absurd, but damned if this movie isn’t side splitting hilarious and well acted by C-Tates (Channing Tatum) and Jonah Hill.

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Summer Movie Spectacular: May Edition

Let’s be honest, summer movie season starts earlier every year much like Christmas shit is put up in stores in September.  Now I think it is because there is some sort of secret society that is forcing Christmas, X-Mas, Holiday whatever to start earlier and earlier as a consumer plot to rid of us our money.  Whatever, but Hollywood is taking a page out of their books  and starting to release big budget flicks in May to start the foaming of the rabid fanboy mouth early.  So I am here to give you the rundown what will be the good stuff you should come May, June, July and August.  And by good stuff, I mean the shit I think is worth seeing, also some picks that you should avoid.

This first go around, is the May flicks.  So prep your wallet for some movie watching.

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Documentary of the Day – Gonzo

I am fairly positive that you all are at least familiar with who Hunter S. Thompson is.  I mean if you are a film fan, you will know about the man from Johnny Depp as his roles of Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas or even the recent film The Rum Diary.  That is just a small image of a man who is known for the gonzo, drug-fueled journalism that made his work have both a cult status and culturally important.  You might have read some of his work from time to time but those are just the medium that he puts that defines his work, not who he is.  True to the documentary fashion, Gonzo is a biography on his life, and while the movies might have seem far out there, it is really only a small picture of such a wild and crazy journalist.

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