To the skies! (by Dave Lewis)
This Is Not The Onion of the Day: Watching this clip from a Fox News interview with a kid who claims “Heaven is for real” because he visited it (and met with God and “Pop”) while he was undergoing surgery, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the scene in The Invention of Lying, where Ricky Gervais’s character is implored by the people gathered outside his house to tell them all about the “Man In The Sky.”
News reporter: “So many people want to know what you now know.” Aaaaand scene.
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Everything about this is complete nonsense. I can’t believe they are getting airtime for something so obviously made up. Oh wait, it’s Fox News. Figures
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Ladies and Gentlemen, a film that has been made purely for the title. In fact, I believe it was the whole pitch. If this is watchable, I will be surprised. Still not as bad as the new Gulliver’s Travels though
This right here is a thing of beauty. Really detailed, and perfectly acurate (Source: ilovecharts)
As an ardent Jonathan Swift fan, everything about this trailer offends me. Including the gratuitous iphone product placement.
Still, even though the connection is somewhat tenuous to the original, at least it has more in common with its source than irobot.
But the big question- Why?
Movie Trailer of the Day: First official full-length trailer for Rob Letterman’s live-action adaptation of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels.
The film, which stars Jack Black, Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, Amanda Peet, T.J. Miller, Catherine Tate, Billy Connolly, and Chris O’Dowd, is due in theaters December 22.
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