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 Free Stallion: Poems $14.95 Here is a poet with the courage to take the staples off the wound on your chest, and heal it with droning verbiage. If this ends up in the hands of your boyfriend, he may just have to travel cross-country to get in her magical pants.  AMBER TAMBLYN 24x36 COLOR POSTER PRINT $29.99 This is a truly exceptional item! A high quality poster print measuring 24x36 inches professionally printed on quality Kodak photographic paper. This is no ordinary cheap commercial poster on thin art paper. Our poster is produced on real photo paper by our experienced photo technicians here at Moviestore. We guarantee that you will be delighted with the look, feel and overall stunning quality of your purchase. We offer a full refund of your money if you are not fully satisfied! Buy with confidence from Moviestore.  Spring Breakdown $19.98 Just when I begin thinking that our society starts increasing its value on women, I'm proved wrong when I think more on it. The example that made me think of such things? Spring Breakdown. It's absolutely hilarious. But it has a 5.0 rating on imdb, and apparently is not well-received or liked. It's essentially the 7.0-rated Old School with a female cast instead of a male cast. I found it funnier than Old School, yet which one was a hit? Why was Spring Breakdown a flop? It already aired on Lifetime and it was released straight-to-DVD just a few months ago. Spring Breakdown is a star-studded cast with some of the funniest ladies in comedy: the somewhat insane Amy Poehler, the goofy Rachel Dratch, the amazing Jane Lynch, and the queen of dry comedy Parker Posey. It's expected to be good. Add the astoundingly absurd Missy Pyle to the mix, and it's even better. Even though I find the cast attractive, they're not drop-dead gorgeous like other ladies of the film and television world (like Battlestar alum Tricia Helfer or Chuck sexy secret agent Yvonne Strahovski). If a college or high school experience movie has an all-male cast with bombshell women to attain as sexualized objects or flat characters, then it's a hit. Even with women. Come on, ladies. Start respecting yourselves! Support your fellow sex. Like Tina Fey says in Mean Girls: "You all have got to stop calling each other sluts and whores. It just makes it okay for guys to call you sluts and whores." (One of the very select few with a nearly all-female cast that was a success but still underrated.) If you respect yourselves, then men will respect you, and then better parts for women in movies and television. As of right now, the only strong women are in sci-fi and nerdy shows where the cast splits awesomeness. Sci-fi has always been ahead in social criticism, especially in feminism. Start picking up the pace, rest of artistic world! Maybe in twenty years, the movie might be a hit. It's definitely for nerds too! It's all about being comfortable with yourself and/or your nerdity and how that can be cool too. It's not just for the lady viewers if you can open your mind. I'm a man, and I love it. The jokes are hilarious, and the talent is amazing. Sure it's corny, but it's a good time. The majority of comedies aren't going to win awards, and this one sure isn't. It may have flaws, but comedies are about making people laugh, not about stunning cinematography and beautiful dialogue and setting. Dratch has great facial expressions as always, Poehler has fantastic timing and improved lines, and Posey has great characterization. She can really get into a character in the slightest of ways. |
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