J: We've been gone for so long.
M: It's a lovely day for blogging. And not being outside.
J: [Nods, sips coffee. Licks fork seductively]
M: Wasting no time today. Right in to it then, shall we? Today we'll be reviewing a less than spectacular film known as Paul. How about a plot run-down, Jenna?
J: Five words or less? [counts on fingers]. Nerds. Meet. Aliens. And. Girl. This...this is a bad idea. But really, not a whole lot happens. Simon Pegg and..
Simon Pegg & Nick Frost. (aka Meredith & Jenna in 20 years) |
J: The other guy. Poor guy. Anyway, they're travelling through the American Southwest and trying to hit all of the alien 'hot-spots.' They stumble upon Paul, a quintessential little-green-man, who's been in the U.S. since the 1940s and is just trying to get home. Along the way, they pick up a one-eyed, right-wing Kristin Wiig and attract the attention of Sigourney Weaver and Jason Bateman, who are relentlessly one-dimensional in their desire to capture Paul. That's literally all we saw. Because somebody fell asleep...
"I hate my life." |
J: With your eyes closed.
M: Like I said...
J: Truthfully, the movie was pretty dull, even with the incredible cast, which included Seth Rogen as the voice of Paul. Even Simon and...
M: We've really got to look up his name...Nick Frost.
LOUD NOISES! [x2] |
J: Yes, Nick Frost...Even Simon and Nick's delightful Britishisms couldn't save this movie from
M:...mediocrity?
J: Yeah!
M: I think that about sums it up. Anything else to add for our faithful followers?
J: So far the soundtrack rocks!
M: Indeed. Thanks, Spotify.
Why am I not more entertaining? |
J: Also, if you know the ending, just write it in the comments below.
M: We're almost curious enough to finish the movie...
J: But we'd rather not.
M: There you have it, folks. Stay tuned for our exclusive review of the much-anticipated SKYFALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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