oh come on, this is not the worst thing you've caught me doing

[thehefner]

Did anyone else see THE SIMPSONS last night? I kept wondering what this strange sensation was that I was feeling throughout the episode. Was it... my god, I... I think it was laughter. Why yes, I dare say it was! Not a lot, not like in the old days, but the parody of THE DEPARTED actually had more than a few chuckles. What a feeling!

But the real kicker was the ending, the absolute perfect moment, where the rat runs along the screen ala THE DEPARTED, and Ralph Wiggum pops out of a trash can to helpfully announce, "The rat is symbolic for obviousness!"

I laughed for a full minute straight.



Movie Trailers of Note:

Am I wrong, or does this trailer for GET SMART actually not suck total ass?

New IRON MAN trailer. Aaaaaaand there go my nipples again.



And finally, a very happy birthday to the fantastically talented and pitifully ill aeonata!

Comments

[little-dinosaur.livejournal.com]

Are you trying to sneak under the radar? Happy birthday!

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

I far prefer seeing who pops up, is all. Passive-aggressive birthdaying? Heaven forbid!

Seriously, though, thankya!

[kiffie.livejournal.com]

Get Smart is most assuredly something I am going to see.

Even though it has a sad lack of Karmann Ghias. <(._.)>

Get Smart

[american-arcane.livejournal.com]

The stuff I've seen has actually almost impressed me. There is, I think, a good chance that it will, indeed, not suck.

And Iron Man... yeah... really looking forward to that more with each trailer.

[droidboy010101.livejournal.com]

As that episode progressed away from the loaner car to Bart and the new kid, the ears perked up immediately.

Giving Ralphie the final punchline was wonderful.

[jcsbimp.livejournal.com]

The distracted driving cell phone mom BY ITSELF was worth it, at least as a good trailer moment! And The Rock is inspired casting.

[cavenessity.livejournal.com]

happy birthday mister!