Since Jaime did the first co-host blog, I thought I would test the waters with my own. Mine maybe a little long but I am linking to something cool. Wait, is that considered cheating?
It is really okay that the other girls didn’t like my movie pick. Everyone has different movie tastes. I thought it would have been better received because I find it so funny. But James is right; comedy is subjective. I am not sure how it came off during the show, but I was amused by most of what they were saying and of course came up with better responses later to some of their comments. It was just the first time we disagreed. After everyone loved The Pursuit of Happyness, I hoped everyone would love Wet Hot American Summer. I do agree with Jaime that we won’t always agree and that makes it fun.
The main reason for my blog this morning is a link I found on http://imdb.com/ this morning, 12 Small Roles With a Big Impact from EW.com. So I followed the link, and guess who number 2 is?
*drum roll*
CHRISTOPHER MELONI, Wet Hot American Summer!!!!! YAY!!!!
Here is what EW said, it may be in the upcoming magazine not sure.
“From David Hyde Pierce’s awkward advances on Janeane Garofalo to Paul Rudd’s too-cool-for-camp ‘tude, this quintessential ’80s-revival camp movie has many bizarre and irreverent moments. But one performance that never ceases to amaze me is Christopher Meloni’s turn as the deranged camp chef Gene. Best known as Det. Elliott Stabler on Law & Order, Meloni displays a natural comedic touch with his insane non-sequiturs (”Now finish up them taters, I’m gonna go fondle my sweaters”) and ability to carry himself in an unthinkably small sleeveless t-shirt. Whether he’s talking to a can of vegetables, humping a fridge, or commandeering one of the greatest ”vision quest” montages in cinematic history, Meloni truly makes his presence felt. — Chris Schonberger” http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20047112_1,00.html
I love Christopher Meloni and this just proves to me that other people like my movie pick. I swear I am not bitter! (being bitter is a whole high school inside joke) There is a really funny picture on the site too. Not sure I was able to sing Meloni’s praises as much as I wanted during the show.
On the other hand, I have rented Wallace & Gromit: the Curse of the Were-Rabbit and can’t wait to watch it. I wanted to get it right away just in case I can’t find it when it is closer to the the show.
Be proud of you who are!!!
~Maggie