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I just want a Mystery Men sequel - doesn't everybody?

I don't think that Jason would do a bad job... it's just, I don't see him as Dave... especially since my introduction to him was through Kevin Smith's films.

Right after I posted that, I was sure I was wrong. Now I totally remember Miss Miller. She was awesome. This has made me begin watching The Chipmunk Adventure.

I think they lived by themselves. In a treehouse.

So, um, did anybody else make multiple accounts to vote multiple times...? (I'm kidding. Sorta. No, really, I'm kidding.)

Then again, the director is Tim Hill. And he did a really bang-up job of directing Muppets From Space... and even though I may get flogged for this, I didn't think that Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties and Max Keeble's Big Move were awful. Not great, but certainly not bad. We'll simply have to see.

My reasoning is that I love Jason Lee very much, and I love the Chipmunks too, but I can't help but feel that this is a step in the wrong direction for both of them.

Neither do I, but I think that our reasonings behind saying so are different.

In its list of Thirteen Films with Wildly Mismatched Romantic Pairings, A.V. Club places the relationship of Nicky Holiday (Charles Grodin) and Miss Piggy in The Great Muppet Caper at #13. You can read the rest of the list here.

About a month ago, Jason Lee was cast as Dave Seville, the Chipmunks adopted father. It was confirmed that all the humans are live-action with the Chipmunks being computer animated.

Dear Jim. Hi, how are you? That's good. My question is this - are there any guest stars that were scheduled to be on Muppets Tonight before it was canceled? Who were some guest stars you desperately want(ed) to write for, but didn't get a chance to?

Late last night, after listening to the second episode (for a second time - it holds up very well!), I made a list of possible ideas for future episodes of the show. I accidentally deleted the document (argh!) but I still remember several things I wrote. My favorite was one that Luke suggested...

My favorite part of the movie was the on-foot chase scene. Both suspenseful and hilarious.

I read in the Grindhouse making-of book that Marin's character's name is Father Benicio del Toro, no doubt an homage to the Oscar-winning Mexican-American star of Traffic, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, 21 Grams, The Usual Suspects, and Sin City.

According to IMDb, it's straight-to-DVD. Let's hope that Cheech Marin and Jeff Fahey reprise their roles in the trailer as well as Danny Trejo.

My first was The Lion King... four as well. I think I saw it like twenty times.

Squirrel Nut Zippers - Good Enough for Granddad

Thanksgiving would be a fantastic feature. One of my friends tried to convince me that Don't was being turned into a feature, and that the only word in the whole movie would be "don't." He didn't know what he was talking about, of course, but it's an interesting idea... one that Wright could...

Spice World was the first movie I ever saw in theaters alone. I was seven. I was terrified.

There's a quick Kermit reference in the great film Hot Fuzz, in theaters now. Danny Butterman: So what made you want to become a policeman? Nicholas Angel: Officer. Danny Butterman: What made you want to become a policeman officer? Nicholas Angel: I can't remember a time when I didn't want to...