We like this, we don’t like that.
Folded:
- The return of The Music (but where have they been?)
- The Gourmet Chocolate Pizza Company (they make tasty chocolate pizzas for those who already have beef ice cream and orange flavoured brie)
- Planet of the Apes DVD collection for £10 at HMV (£10 would be worth it for one of the films)
- Stella Artois’ Pass It On advert (For the music really, a beautiful original composed score by Jim Copperthwaite)
- Finally playing Grand Theft Auto IV (it’s not much of a departure from the previous games, but is that a bad thing? It is not)
Creased:
- Forgetting Sarah Marshall (not as awful as shutting your fingers in a car door, but nowhere near as funny as it thinks it is)
- Leica M8 camera – £3000 (for a still camera’s body? We wouldn’t pay that for Scarlett Johansson‘s body)
- Teen-aimed comedy (there sure is a lot of it on TV at the moment. Teenagers should be taking paracetamols and shoplifting in H&M, not wasting time in front of the box. Save that for the rest of us)
- Tesco no longer stopped selling Robinson’s Grape and Melon High Juice (so, we riot…)
- Scarlett Johansson’s singing (this she isn’t good at. Body stuff, fine. Singing, no)
leboo says
Hypocritical much?
Your review: “If you were to avoid the movie because of his appearance, you’d be making a mistake. Why? Well, two reasons. A) Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a well-acted, superbly observed, snort-into-your-popcorn comic romp that intertwines both sharp characterisation and penis gags with winning effect. B) Russell Brand isn’t actually that bad in it. No. Seriously.”
Stabby McGee says
Leboo… you’re an idiot.