"I need a job. One with non-shitty writing would be nice. Please ignore everything I said about how I thought the character was done, how much I hated living in Hawaii, that driving bust, and how I thought the writers/producers sucked before. I take it all back! Hire meeee!"
I certainly understand his needing some time to grieve when his parents died, but he could have kept his mouth shut about all the other stuff and made his personal life the official statement instead of burning bridges.
In regards to GI Joe bashing in the main article, I'd like to say it was amazing. Aside from having SPOILER an entire ocean under Egypt to do military exercises and dudes jumping through Bus/Trains, it had some surprisingly creative transitions, a strange Star Wars motif (love the Darth Vader-without-his-mask lookalike putting on the mask in the end as the base crumbles around him, a reverse of 'Jedi'), and innumerable instances where you think we are seeing a real characters interacting but SURPRISE it’s a hologram!
And the best part, rather than being incredibly racist like those terrible Transformers movies, the most incredible (but accurate) leap in logic is given to the Wayans brother in a sort of apologetic affirmative action moment for the sins of this year’s previous blockbusters.
I remember reading he hated what the writers were doing to his character, and got pissed when it became clear that lindloff and Cuse were pretty much just making it up as they went along.
Plus, the whole "parents suddenly dying" thing left him in a less then tolerant mood, I'd imagine.
On another note, I'm just now starting to watch Lost since it's streaming in HD from Netflix. Maybe I'll get caught up before the last season starts in January?
@Don't Make Me Ang Lee. You wouldn't like me...: If you watch LOST the same way *everyone* does when they start, you'll be caught up through 5 seasons by Halloween. I don't know anybody that took longer than a week to get through the first season on DVD.
@dazoid: week for first season? pfft, me and my wife started watching lost on a thursday, had never seen an episode, watched 2 episodes that night, that friday we watched abotu 3 episodes, that saturday we spent 12 hours watching, to sum this up, we watched all 5 seasons within 7 days, :)
was probably the best bonding moment we've had in terms of tv (shes not a huge tv fan)
@krztov: I don't think I believe you did all 5 seasons in 1 week as that would be about 10.5hrs a day every day... 2 weeks I'd believe.
But yes, people who haven't watched before tend to fly through the seasons incredibly fast, and then get annoyed with how slow the show moves when you only get 1 episode a week!
@dazoid: considering that saturday/sundays were 12 hours or so per day, then i was on a work trip to dc during the week, watched episodes any spare time i got since the wife was back in boston, she watched them on abc.com as did i any spare time we had. was easy to do, may have been 8 or 9 days honestly, but thats at most, even then, its a feat in itself :)
Yeah, I feel really bad for him for being in GI Joe. Now he's got that tremendous hardship of being able to leverage his role in a #1 summer hit (and no, I'm not equating ticket sales and box office rankings with overall quality, all of you who are looking for a quick and easy route to get your snarky retorts in) when negotiating salaries for future movie and TV gigs...
i really feel bad for the guy his parents were ill and he had to leave probably the best acting job he has had to go to them. which i think most people would have done. it was a shame since his character was the only taily that i actually liked and found intrigueing.
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I certainly understand his needing some time to grieve when his parents died, but he could have kept his mouth shut about all the other stuff and made his personal life the official statement instead of burning bridges.
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And the best part, rather than being incredibly racist like those terrible Transformers movies, the most incredible (but accurate) leap in logic is given to the Wayans brother in a sort of apologetic affirmative action moment for the sins of this year’s previous blockbusters.
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Plus, the whole "parents suddenly dying" thing left him in a less then tolerant mood, I'd imagine.
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was probably the best bonding moment we've had in terms of tv (shes not a huge tv fan)
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But yes, people who haven't watched before tend to fly through the seasons incredibly fast, and then get annoyed with how slow the show moves when you only get 1 episode a week!
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