The man in the hood in the hood is back with healthcare wisdom.
The man in the hood in the hood is back with healthcare wisdom.
Okay, bros, you’re going to see this movie. Why? There are so many reasons. Let’s start with the fact it’s main characters are bi-sexual girls in a rockband. Let me type that again. The movie is about hot chicks making out with other chicks and playing rock n’ roll. Now that alone should probably get you walking to the movie theater, but it gets better. Dakota Fanning plays the lead singer from the Runaways, Cherie Currie and she makes out with Kristen Stewart who plays Joan Jett.
Let me type that again. Dakota Fanning plays the lead singer from the Runaways, Cherie Currie and she makes out with Kristen Stewart who plays Joan Jett. Is it okay to look at Dakota Fanning? That is a gray area bros, as she is only 16 and was probably 15 when she shot this movie. However, that was the exact age of the lead singer while she was touring Japan during the Runaways ill-fated tour.
The Runaways manager shouts, “Jailbait!” at one point in the movie and that’s what you’re pretty much watching. Beyond that, the movie is pretty sweet and follows the rise and fall of one of rock’s most influential and tragic bands. You’ll be wikipedia-ing later to find out some of the real details, but ultimate the movie is mostly about Joan Jett, one of the movie’s producers, and how she went on to rock, while her friend Cherie decided she wanted a “real” life. Kristen Stewart does a perfect Joan Jett “hunch” and really captures her movements. There are a few weird edits in the movie and the very talented Alia Shawkat (Maybe from Arrested Development) is literally given no lines, but other than that the movie rocks. The sound track really spoke to this old man, bros.
So go out and see the Runaways (although it probably should’ve been called “Joan Jett: The Movie”) Wikipedia the rest of the band. There’s lots more story there. I still give the Runaways 8.5 keggers out of ten.
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After seeing the trailers for She’s Out of My League, I was kind of turned off by them. I especially disliked the movie’s website, which had a promise of an “unrated” trailer, but required you to type in personal information about yourself. No dice movie studio! Additionally, the whole rating system is annoying and shallow, but the movie is actually pretty good.
The simple premise is that Molly, super hottie, falls for Kirk, average dweeb. His idiot friends impress on him the 10 vs. a 5 rule, but the crux of the movie is (and what redeemed the annoying marketing) those rating systems are completely idiotic. The script is funny and engaging. The characters fall just short of being cartoony, kind of skirting the edge.
There’s a jerk boss, but he’s not a 2-dimension jerk, there’s a rival boyfriend, but no over the top confrontation at the end, there’s a goofy friend, but he’s not THAT goofy. Kirk’s quirky family is a little over the top, but funny. The movie is paced well and there’s not a lot of annoying scenes with characters revealing boring shit about themselves. All in all, a very tight script and a well done, funny movie. It’s right up there with the 40 year-old virgin. No nudity though, but there is a scene involving body hair.
I’d go see this one, bros. I give She’s out of My League 8 out of 10 keggers.
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