The Real Mission Impossible
Does anyone still actually want to see Tom Cruise in a movie?
And for that matter, Capote as a villian?
And for that matter, Capote as a villian?
posted by Rye at 8:37 a.m.
Friday, April 28, 2006
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11 Comments:
Only if he's mortally mutilated at the very beginning of the show. And Katie gets the chair for doing it.
I have wondered whether she had to close her eyes during "it" and think of England
If his new movie doesn't totally tank, I will deeply question the collective intelligence of the average movie-goer (but wait, I already do...)
I know this is off topic, but can you tell us what happened to Stock Bar?
hate tom cruise, hes deffo a homo with a sham cover-up girlfriend.
Bryan
http://www.nudemalez.com
IGNORE IT AND IT WILL GO AWAY
Stock Bar Update
A nightclub above Stock Bar (a gay strip club in Montreal for you out of the loop) caught fire on Friday afternoon. The place is basically destroyed with windows gone and pieces of the bar everywhere. Think Stock had the unfortunate luck of getting all the water. They are both dead (for the time being).
I have never wanted to see him in anything. But dammit, Keri Russell is in MI:3 and God knows, I love me some Felicity. Not to mention uber-hottie, Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
Decisions, decisions...most likely I'll just see X-Men 3 twice and drool over James Marsden/Cyclops and wait for the MI:3 dvd and fast forward to Keri and Jonathan's scenes.
I'm hoping some thetans will come in during Mission Impossible and fry his ass. On a not-so-related-note, I think the sucess of this franchise only comes from the poorness that has become the James Bond series. If they could get their act together, we might be graced with a far less Mission Impossible/Tom Cruise crap.
ps - He should never have fired his publicist who kept all his craziness under wraps.
Actually I am looking forward to the next movie. I rarely care what any celebs do privately or publicly, even less when it is reported 'ad nauseam'. The finished product is usually more relevant to me. I can love, hate it, choose to ignore but the choice is mine. It is very easy to adopt the popular stance but I do not have the time to care or investigate most of the inconsequential trivia reported.
Tom Cruise, like most celebrities, is totally fatuous and uninteresting to me. I know far more attractive and intelligent people in daily life.
I am a little resentful that dopey slobs like MIchael Moore and Rosie O'Donell and other people well known for being well known can amasss 8 or 9 figure assets (I'm a libertarian).
I'm certain that you could subtract any celebrity's IQ from mine and I could still get into Harvard.
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