Good morning bro-mo's!
Its true, there is a special day for everything. Kind or like everyone getting a trophy for participating...
http://www.lefthandersday.com/
lefty fun facts
83% of all gay people are left handed.
Brampton Wrote:LeNeve Wrote:lefty fun facts
83% of all gay people are left handed.
so I've heard
helps with the reach arounds probaly.
Red Dawn trailer is finally out.
They finished filming this like 2 years ago.
I think they filmed it before he was Thor.
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Chip Wrote:Red Dawn trailer is finally out.
They finished filming this like 2 years ago.
I think they filmed it before he was Thor.
[youtube]UoqlBHSePw0[/youtube]
I read it didn't test well so they were going back to reedit/rework.
JDubb Wrote:Chip Wrote:Red Dawn trailer is finally out.
They finished filming this like 2 years ago.
I think they filmed it before he was Thor.
[youtube]UoqlBHSePw0[/youtube]
I read it didn't test well so they were going back to reedit/rework.
And I think they changed the "bad guys" from Chinese to North Korean.
Wikipedia never lies...
In June 2010, release of the film was delayed due to MGM’s financial difficulties. The delay came amid growing controversy in China after excerpts of the script were leaked on the website The Awl. The film drew sharp criticism from the Global Times, one of the leading Chinese state-run newspapers, with headlines such as "U.S. reshoots Cold War movie to demonize China" and "American movie plants hostile seeds against China." One of the articles stated: "China can still feel U.S. distrust and fear, especially among its people. Americans’ suspicions about China are the best ground for the hawks to disseminate fear and doubt, which is the biggest concern with the movie, Red Dawn."
In January 2011, the first cast photo was released along with news that MGM will release the film once their Chapter 11 restructuring is completed. Red Dawn is one of three already completed MGM projects scheduled to be released in 2011.
In March 2011, the Los Angeles Times reported that MGM is changing the villains in its Red Dawn remake from Chinese to North Korean in order to maintain access to China's lucrative box office. The changes reportedly cost less than $1 million and involve changing an opening sequence summarizing the story's fictional backdrop, re-editing two scenes and using digital technology to transform many Chinese symbols to Korean. The changes will not eliminate all references to China though will give North Korea a much larger role in the coalition that invades the U.S. Producer Trip Vinson stated, "We were initially very reluctant to make any changes, but after careful consideration we constructed a way to make a scarier, smarter and more dangerous 'Red Dawn' that we believe improves the movie."
I watched Bucky Larson over the weekend.
I gave it a shot, hoping it would be good like Grandma's Boy.
It was not.
When he went in for the macaroni and cheese commercial audition, I laughed, and a couple other times, but that was about it.
And I watched Your Highness.
It was ok, and exactly what I thought it would be.
A medieval version of Kenny Powers who is a prince in the shadow of his older brother who is a bad ass.