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Oh right... also saw "Get him to the greek" recently
That was also a flippin sweet movie. So funny!!! Must see! I would still put Scott ahead of it though.
Not quite true as he did National Treasure 2 and there's a sequel to Ghost Rider coming up, but he does quite often die at the end of his movies lol
thats true...i forgot about that one....i heard about ghost rider 2, but i also heard he wasnt in it...
im not sure if thats the real reason for the end switcher...but it kinda funny, and yes the end of some of his movies are not really the best...uhh, situations...
I saw season of the witch(terrible) and yogi bear. I know yogi is meant for kids but it wasnt very good in my opinion and I do enjoy animations. I instead turned off the dvd player and happily for me they had pixar short film marathon going on.
"Who Killed the Electric Car" (an amazing documentary) - It broke my heart to see all of those cars getting crushed for no good reason. It serves as a kind of symbol for me - a symbol of what is so deeply and horribly wrong with the modern industrialized world. Somehow the human species needs to find some way to temper corporate greed with some significant level of wisdom and compassion.
"Who Killed the Electric Car" (an amazing documentary) - It broke my heart to see all of those cars getting crushed for no good reason. It serves as a kind of symbol for me - a symbol of what is so deeply and horribly wrong with the modern industrialized world. Somehow the human species needs to find some way to temper corporate greed with some significant level of wisdom and compassion.
Great documentary
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