RIP Judd Apatow

thanks for the laffs

what a funny people

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yep, just showed on cnn right now

I've always felt sorry for him and hoped he'd get himself together. What a sad life.

I dug some of his polaroids

Putting on Knocked Up in tribute. I'm pretty sure the man was a child molester, but he enriched my life. RIP.

if deaths come in threes, who will be the third child molester to die?

http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlLA/i%20see%20dead%20people.jpg

I see Funny People...

if deaths come in threes, who will be the third child molester to die?

Gary Glitter is taking long staircases one step at a time I bet.

So, where was Morbius when Apatow croaked?

WTF?

gotta say, i feel a lot more for the poor comedy producers and directors who probably die anonymously in the mission every day.

This is some kinda chain-letter bullshit, right?

what a disaster for seth rogen

stop guys

hopefully he can find the peace that eluded him here on earth

you know what they say, make sure to die young and leave a good-looking corpse

u guys should be using this time to mourn the passing of greater comedy professionals like charlie chaplin and sacha baron cohen - its this exact lack of moral priorities that caused me to stop posting to ilx

rip ice cr?m

passed at the peak of his game imho.

http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/081203/Jennifer-Aniston-Cry/the-champ_l.jpg

I haven't been this upset since Lisa Kudrow died.

"jennifer-aniston-cry"?

I KNOW!!!! I didn't get it.

i think it's because jennifer aniston took the pic

Apatow, Can I has screentime?

just an fyi hes not really dead u guyz

We out here don't want him to.

i don't get these fake RIP threads. What if he really did die you guys? Who'd be laughing then? What if he gets shot in the passenger seat of a car in Vegas and then everyone on this thread gets taken downtown for questioning?

"too worldly to compete on /b/"

oh mmy god

Saddest celebrity death since Kid Rock.

What if he gets shot in the passenger seat of a car in Vegas and then everyone on this thread gets taken downtown for questioning?

We all get taken to downtown Las Vegas?

free trip!

plus free booze ... and apparently some of the casinos have free sushi.

i have never been to vegas

I've only been once ... and that was to go to a wedding. A friend of mine went and said she got free sushi at some casino.

RIP big man. Sometimes god loves a purveyor of stoner wanking scenes so much he has to take him back into his arms.

Is it true that he's not dead?

ˆˆˆ I hired a New Mexico shaman to help us all figure this out.

its all over my new yahoo startpage

not funny

jeez this is sad

RIP. Shitty week, first Paul Simon and now Apatow.

America's bromance is over

first margaret thatcher, then fidel castro, then gwyneth paltrow and lisa kudrow, then paul simon, and now this

honestly my head is spinning

oh god not gwyneth.

God is the cruelst puppetmaster

just heard the news, everyone at my office is talking about this, quoting movies etc

someone just put 40 y/o virgin on the tv in the conference room

'Paper Planes' already back in the top 5 on downloads

Gonna go out and impregnate a considerably-more-attractive-than-myself woman tonight in tribute.

srsly everyone should go to Vegas, it's amazing

Is it true that he's not dead?

yeah - last nite i checked cnn.com and nytimes.com and there was no mention and i even gchatted w/ a friend that works in la in "the biz"

me: is judd apatow ded???????
friend: lol
me: no jk srs
me: read it on internet!
friend: guess hes kind of played
friend: commercially or cuturally
me: no like dead in his heart
me: u r on the scene
me: im worried! need 2 no
friend: hes fine

oh fyi by "the biz" i meant tht shes a spy

it's funny cos it's (not) true?

Hmmmm, should have read the thread before calling a friend to tell him about it.

you mean your friend PAUL RUDD?

i can only imagine how his stable of otherwise unemployable actors is taking this

like his wife!

i have a job for his wife

You know what's great about Vegas? Cirque de Solei on shrooms.

ebay sellers are totally price gouging for freaks&geeks / undeclared dvd's wtf

Cool gif, btw, PP.

i guess they did this interview from Heaven?

On the original script for Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy:

Basically, it was about anchormen flying to an anchorman convention. Mid-flight, they hit some sort of UPS plane and they crash into a mountain and it becomes like the movie Alive. All the anchormen start dying, they start eating each other. And occasionally, the contents of the UPS plane — which was monkeys and throwing stars — start attacking their base camp. And we sent that around, and it was SO funny, but we couldn't get anyone to make it.

A few papers are reporting "suspicious" circumstances surrounding his death... founded or just scurrilous rumour? Apparently he had three hookers and a large amount of cocaine delivered to his house in the hours before his death.

I would have watched that movie.

Vegas is already so much sensory overload I can't even begin to fathom wandering through any of the hotels on shrooms, let alone going to a Cirque show.

Lead guy from the Crash Test Dummies is evidently on hunger strike until the police begin investigating this as a homicide.

reallly bummed we won't get to see his Robin Williams WWII comedy

A few papers are reporting "suspicious" circumstances surrounding his death... founded or just scurrilous rumour? Apparently he had three hookers and a large amount of cocaine delivered to his house in the hours before his death.

Not the done thing to ply hookers with Sunny D, eh?

I find it suspicious that Shakey Mo Collier, recently deceased, started this thread.

good, dude bros are dumbasses, so I'll shed no tears if their artistic leader has died. judd apatow wants to bring back the man but without the class or responsibility; at least racism and domination fantasies came with a nice suit and a hat.

His movies show us the neutered, powerless version of contemporary manhood put up on a pedestal for all of us to see its ugliness... you know, maybe Apatow is really a genius, secretly lying among his targets to know the perfect strike ???

at least racism and domination fantasies came with a nice suit and a hat.

who doesn't love a sexy Nazi

RIP. first diana, and now this.

Chubby Jewish Boy Dreams Of One Day Being Next Apatow Muse

EVANSTON, IL—Sources close to Arthur Meyer reported that the overweight Jewish teen hopes to someday inspire film producer Judd Apatow to create a series of comedic vehicles for him to star in. According to friends and family members, the 14-year-old is working to develop the persona of a foul-mouthed, emotionally stunted young man who seems hopelessly crude and self-indulgent but is ultimately lovable and capable of redemption. "I've been practicing having 'guy moments' with my pals where we call each other gay, but not like in a bad way," said Meyer. "I just want to be a movie star who plays an everyday guy who spends all his time looking at or discussing pornography, and then somehow winds up dating hot chicks." At press time, Apatow had already produced six films slated for a 2010 release with Meyer in the lead role

Onion on a roll lately

Morbs, you can host a Jonah Hill Replacement Contest.

RIP Jonah Hill

He couldn't bare this world without his mentor I guess. RIP, big guy.

make god laugh!

Watched part of Superbad today but I had to turn it off when I couldn't stop crying.
Just to soon.
RIP Judd and Jonah

The ghost himself just walked into the art gallery I'm babysitting. Didn't get a chance to thank him for the laffs tho.

miss ya big guy

what gallery

one in Bergamot Station.

jeff u tryna sell some paintings to judd apatow

yeah hold on i'll be right there

I'll close the gate so no one can leave until then.

i could bike over with my proton pack and pke meter

http://i49.tinypic.com/doryv6.jpg

surely he'll be getting the Mark Twain Prize next year

I hate the title of this thread but I just saw This is 40 and it had its moments

I really liked the film.

I hope the Rumour is good in it.

In what sense is it the ~sequel~ to knocked up? just same married characters? i tend to see every movie that celery man is in

yeah it's just 2 major characters reprised (plus at least one minor character) from KO

i'm about 20 mins into this and it is fucking great so far

id fully support his next film being only 20 mins

xxp was charlene yis character the same ?

apparently yes

got bored of this

so much arguing

last 20 minutes completely unnecessary. overall pretty good though

reviews have been toxic, so I didn't go, thinking it must have been some complete dive from his normal level. it isn't? the only film of his I don't find that funny is Funny People (which is overlong).

much better than Funny People. not as good as 40 YO Virgin or Knocked Up

there's an interesting movie about people who never should have married in the first place in This Is 40, and an interesting sub-altman wander through upscale LA communities, but apparently no one can tell Apatow to make one or the other, let alone tell him that the couple aren't inherently adorable or likable

dude has no peers and can't imagine making a better movie than james l bridges ever did, so he's kind of stuck in this gear unless commercial desperation kicks in

yeah it seems like he's leaving it to his proteges to make broad comedies and genre comedies and action comedies while he drifts into domestic dramedy

lol James L Brooks, i mean. I always get that wrong.

my favorite characters were easily albert broos, maude apatow and chris o'dowd's, who were the only ones consistently expressing disbelief at the leads.

loved Segal in this. O'Dowd & Segal jockeying for the hottie was A+

Ryan Adams was F-

Albert brooks was the standout for me, the segal/odowd scene was hilarious
but kind of a drag overall

I thought Maude Apatow was notably terrible. Brooks and Segel gave the only enjoyable performances

and what was with the Lost subplot

what pct of apatow films have his fams in there now?
btw if this movie is in anyway representative of Judd's irl circumstances, have mercy on his family

that lost thing was supposed to be like lol lost fans are obsessed! yeah?
it was a chore when the show was on and even more so years after the fact

Best moments were with Brooks (who killed, but that's what he does), McCarthy, O'Dowd, and Lithgow.

When it wasn't just Rudd and Mann, it was tolerable-to-hilarious; but the scenes with just the two of them (i.e., most of the movie) were borderline excruciating.

what pct of apatow films have his fams in there now?

his wife in all 4, his kids in the last 3

this was surprisingly good

though it made some weird narrative choices -- like why construct & waste time on the is-megan-fox-stealing subplot but then give the lithgow-mann relationship short shrift. the stuff at the end felt way out of place, lithgow all "you were born on december 2, 1974"

I liked all that messiness: taking on the form of a novel instead of Aristotle's laws of drama and The Hero's Journey.

Weirdly, I thought Mann's workout buddy was Lena Dunham made up to look older until Lena Dunham showed up. I also wondered while watching if the guy turns out to be Robert Smiegel (!) was Apatow.

P.S. Only Apatow I've seen is this and Funny People, so wasn't expecting wall-to-wall funny.

P.S.S. Melissa McCarthy kept showing up in all the previews before this, except the one for Amour.

Amour was fine, but McCarthy would've added a lot to it.

loved Graham Parker's soundtrack to Amour.

Funny People is the apotheosis of his up-his-own-butt style so far, since not only does it feature his family and showcase his daughter singing a song from "Cats" on tape - that's got to be some sort of meta in-joke, forcing the audience to watch his real life family on screen playing a different family watching a video of his real life daughter singing in the school musical - but it features Sandler, who was Apatow's longtime roommate.

I haven't seen this one, but I have read numerous Apatow profiles where he basically says he had a whole bunch of scenes and more or less just stuck them together. BUt after "Funny People," I have no interest in seeing this.

I didn't either, but it's better than Funny People. Not by a huge margin, but it's worth seeing for Brooks and McCarthy.

apatow's progressively lazy/shy/uninterested/oblique relationship with ~cinema~ is kinda interesting i guess

pineapple express and bridesmaids also both did that "oh yeah right you wanted a film film erm here you go i guess" abrupt wrap up

pineapple express in an overtly meta way

that film is getting better with time imo btw

last 20 minutes completely unnecessary. overall pretty good though

can't tell which Apatow film you're talking about tbqh

though it made some weird narrative choices -- like why construct & waste time on the is-megan-fox-stealing subplot but then give the lithgow-mann relationship short shrift. the stuff at the end felt way out of place, lithgow all "you were born on december 2, 1974"

in general i don't think he'd really unpacked the deal with the leads, and i think the ungainly structure of his recent films stems from the fact that he doesn't really even know what he's trying to say. being an ambitious king with no guidance is a nice problem to have, though!

i'm wary of assigning specific traits of Apatow productions to Apatow himself, he has so many plates spinning at any given time and seems more like a cheerleader for his proteges than a hands-on mentor working at making their screenplays more like his. (xp)

and while there is stuff that's repugnantly cloistered about funny people and this is 40, there's definitely more entertaining content then in, say, Brooks' How Do You Know.

xpost totally, my lil apatow auteur theories solely relates to his self-written/self-directed shit

Knocked Up plays all the time on one of the cables channels, and I usually watch a ten or fifteen-minute snippet. All his flaws are there, more obvious now, of course, but it still works, and contra much of the criticism at the time I thought the post-hookup state of affairs between Heigl-Rogen was plausible. At the time he reminded me of Mazursky than Brooks, but as his tics become frozen in time and place his work takes on that tick-tock sitcom quality.

i still love knocked up and yeah, whenever i flip by it on E! i wind up watching a scene

"tighten. tighten."

It's all pretty carefully strctured, though, just in a novelistic way (where it's possible to hang out in a plotline for as little or as long as possible) rather than a McKee/Aristotle way.

wtf are you talking about

if you want to say it's novelistic great, but "carefully structured"?

apatow movies all have the classic 10 act structure, man

Seth Rogen's performances inspire pity and terror.

last 20 minutes completely unnecessary

I can see this, especially since this had the same "bike accident = reconciliation" ending as the 40-Year-Old Virgin.

"last 20 minutes completely unnecessary" should be a keystroke on movie critic's iPads when watching his movies

i totally understand if people would like to see apatow get more novelistic and if he went altman instead of aristotle that would be cool beans. i just don't know how you could think he's there.

its really poorly told just from a narrative point of view. they dont set up the lithgow-apatow relationship at all so the dramatic payoff thats supposed to come is stilted and wasted -- meanwhile they spend 15 dicking around with charlene yi and megan fox for no reason

also funny that we move to this dad-heavy climax and their moms never even get mentioned - even the one we met in knocked up!

Joanna Kerns filming "Growing Pains" reunion movie?

wife says rudd credited "ben" with the drugs they take during the totally adorbz slo-mo "we're broke and hate each other so let's hit a resort and harass the staff" hotel sequence, but was there any other reference to mann's sister and her babydaddy?

i wouldn't be opposed to Rudd legally changing his name to Tayne and re-booting his career. now Tayne, I can get into.

Chekhov's plays are nothing but fragments of scenes and seemingly meandering storylines and secondary characters whose plotlines are unresolved but resonate with the themes as a whole. He's the king of "lol white people problems" drama, and this and The Descendants are very much in that vein.

I mean, you gotta give this some credit at least (on,y minor spoiler) for not having Graham Parker play more than a half-crowded room in the last hour, let alone a triumphant set on Jimmy Kimmel.

i think you're giving him enough credit for all of us

Chekhov's plays meander? Really?

Sure, let the butler or a visiting dignitary tell a long story that has everything to do with the themes of the play but little to do with the plot.

totally respect people who throw this in their yearly top 10 for being a challenging experience or wtfever, it's definitely an atypical film that touches on topics with a bravery few comedies do, but it's a pretty clueless bravery not some gamemaster shit

I don't think you can quite separate plot from theme in Chekhov but ok. Plus, by the time you finish watching one of his plays you understand that those digressions weren't ancillary at all whereas in Apatow I don't know what the hell Joanna Kerns is doing besides inspiring the audience to go "Hey look it's Maggie Seaver!"

meanwhile they spend 15 dicking around with... megan fox for no reason

something something metaphor for america etc

"perfect...ryan adams has agreed to be the final bit of pathetic lol white people at the end of my wry mockery of privilege. how can i top it? ah! maybe some gratuitous melissa mccarthy freakout over the credits to further taunt those who just wish i'd produced bridesmaids 2 instead."

Nah, the Megan Fox thing is about self-image and projection and all that.

"and all that" is exactly the problem with Apatow

With "and all that" = Apatow. Without = Alan Ball.

perfect...ryan adams has agreed to be the final bit of pathetic lol white people at the end of my wry mockery of privilege.

Well, it gives the audience an ending at a crowded concert without it having to be Graham Parker giving the crowded concert.

adult alternative radio as chekhov's gun, so novelistic

I see parallels between Apatow and Tarantino, actually, as screenwriters. Tarantino's films, post "Jackie Brown," have been a similar thematic/narrative mess, with all sorts of indulgences and pacing issues and overlong running times stuffed with cheerleading nods to crew and things he's a fan of. But I guess fundamentally Tarantino's payoff scenes (violence) still work, whereas Apatow's driving force - comedy - is pretty inconsistently funny. If anything, Tarantino is often funnier than Apatow.

I suppose Pineapple Express (which admittedly is only tangentially of the Apatow canon) is the closest fusion of Apatow and Tarantino.

i support this line of reasoning only because i want morbius to be forced to talk about apatow and tarantino at the same time

Scanners exploding head gif

I see parallels between Apatow and Tarantino, actually, as screenwriters...

― Josh in Chicago, Wednesday, 9 January 2013 18:48 (3 hours ago) Permalink

They're both San Fernando Valley showbiz kid types -- they had fathers or grandfathers in showbusiness (Tarantino's dad was a character actor in Westerns or something, Apatow's grandfather a music producer and record label owner). Paul Thomas Anderson is another one.

I think that gives them that sensibility or dynamic (to use a weasel word) of not being Hollywood insiders, or Hollywood rich kids, but they're the first people just on the outside with their noses pressed to the windows. They also grew up saturated in the entertainment business, hence how studious they all are about being film buffs or comedy nerds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dwBGvn23zg

http://www.fastcompany.com/3004360/judd-apatow-and-lena-dunham-writing-real-life-and-comedy

http://www.fastcompany.com/multisite_files/fastcompany/imagecache/640/poster/2013/01/3004360-poster-1280-172-feature-judd-apatow-lena-dunham-talk-about-stuff.jpg

A Message from Paul:
DECEMBER 21, 2012, 11:15 pm
Just saw "This Is 40". Funny. But joke about Art Garfunkel was not. He was the great singer of S&G and a gifted record producer. Nothing laughable about his talent.

So that's one person who saw it.

Weird thing for Paul Rudd to tweet.

You know Paul Rudd hasn't seen it.

watched "wanderlust" the other day and thought it typified the sort of sour garbage this guy stamps his name on.

could say the same of "funny people"

aw man i loved wanderlust

don't mind me!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/36/This-is-the-End-Film-Poster.jpg

this poster by itself represents some kind of nadir

he is not directly responsible but still

goofiest looking bandmember of barenaked ladies etc

i'm looking at jonah hill and i keep thinking of how creepy is it that michael jordan is still wearing that LONE, GOLD HOOP EARRING?

xpost wanderlust was terrible not up for debate

Wanderlust looks like a copy-paste of Couples Retreat, that only came out three years ago

i loved it but i am also a big fan of the state

yeah wanderlust was basically an excuse for the state to do a movie making fun of hippies w/ rudd/aniston as 'star' backing. not great (no role models or whas) but much better than couples retreat or this is 40.

Love WHAS, liked Role Models, did not like Wanderlust.

yeah wanderlust was basically an excuse for the state to do a movie making fun of hippies w/ rudd/aniston as 'star' backing. not great (no role models or whas) but much better than couples retreat or this is 40.

― balls, Tuesday, February 26, 2013 6:06 PM (1 minute ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

they were also making fun of yuppies via rudd/aniston, too

Rudd's "Our Idiot Brother" covered a lot of similar ground and was way funnier imo

Besides not really being very funny (to me) it just felt really mean spirited. I think in comparison to, say, Our Idiot Brother, it just seemed interested in scoring cheap smugness points against both hippies and yuppies.

xpost!

what's WHAS? i'm blanking

i kinda dug wanderlust

i shamefully sort of like couple retreat now that i've seen it in bits at pieces like 8 million times on hbo and showtime :/

wet hot american summer

wet hot american summer

lol why did i force that post through

xp ryan i think most of the hippies were very sympathetically portrayed. i also remember laughing really hard at the stuff with rudd's brother

you're right there is a little more nuance than I am giving it credit for

o yeah, the most biting comedy in the whole thing was the brother w/ the mcmansion in the atlanta suburbs. our idiot brother is probably better but the only part in it that really made me laugh was this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kduZLSyCU6s

but wanderlust had this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8dR2Xs7ZBI

going to check out our idiot brother

of course i had expectations w/ our idiot brother (rashida jones!) whereas all i knew of wanderlust was poorly reviewed flop so that could be a factor. this is 40 otoh was stunningly stunningly bad.

jennifer aniston's husband is p funny in wanderlust

yeah ngl i watched wanderlust while visiting my grandmother in florida, it was probably the highpoint of my week

i just thought the underlying sweetness and generosity of Our Idiot Brother was really refreshing. Obviously it's just the "holy fool" scenario but I dug it.

enjoyed Wanderlust plenty, it's sloppy plotwise but has lots of funny people being funny in it

Our Idiot Brother is not very good

Wanderlust rules!

yeah of the paul rudd starring vehicles those two are definitely my fave after role models (not the heaviest competition admittedly). weird that he seems to work better as a supporting player, i don't think if you lined up him, rogen, and jonah hill it would be obv that he's the one who needs to be second banana.

yeah the main problem with Our Idiot Brother is that it isn't funny at all

see I like it when a comedy doesn't desperately strain for laughs. Something old fashioned and confident about it.

all the "wacky" stuff in wanderlust was grating

old comedies strain for laffs like there ain't no tomorrow

http://amazingribs.com/images/blog/cary_grant.jpg

I cannot recall a single funny sequence from My Idiot Brother. mostly all I remember is that naked british guy

when did Cary Grant wake up to a penis in his face (don't answer that)

one thing that really annoyed is that nobody in that family looked like they could be related to anyone else in that family

I wonder if the Our Idiot Brother/Wanderlust divide falls along the same line as the Bob's Burgers/Archer divide or the Parks & Rec/etc. divide, aka people who like stuff that has "heart" and people who hate twee "cloying" stuff.

I am very twee and emotional I guess.

anyway while there may be digs at the yuppies in wanderlust it's essentially about the horrors of hippies and suburbia and going for cheap scatological gags. (Boobs and dicks lol.) it's simply not funny either

what r u a hippie or something

wow This is 40 was really ... unpleasant. just completely unsympathetic characters, with no conflict driving any kind of plot. every scene not featuring Albert Brooks was just kind of sad.

I thought there was some other discussion on ILX somewhere but can't find it. Prior to rental I had expressed my hesitation to my wife that I had heard this was bad (from ILX, and NYT and others). afterwards my wife said "I hate it when the internet is right".

That's such a "This is 40" thing for a wife to say.

and then I played the Jew card

i was nonplussed to say the least when it dawned on me that the central conflict of the film was probably whether or not they should/would sell their house.

or have a baby

or make up with their parents

or find something their kids do adorable and/or irritating

well that does sound like a neorealist film about bourgeois American parenting

on the Ap*t*w-produced front, The Five-Year Engagement wasn't half bad!

This is 40 sucked. I watched it with my dad and it made me so angry. Plus, it had Lithgow in it. Ugh.

The Five-Year Engagement wasn't half bad!

you are insane

as a guy who liked funny people more than most, This is 40 might not have had a single good scene in it

more like 'this is farty'

more like 'the three-hour enragement'

more like dudd apablow

2 for 2...will he ruin it...

as a guy who liked funny people more than most, This is 40 might not have had a single good scene in it

― turds (Hungry4Ass), Monday, April 15, 2013 1:57 PM (3 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I thought it had a handful of good scenes; or rather, the only good scenes were those with Brooks or McCarthy.

^^^^

The McCarthy scene was awful though. And then they play an extended version over the credits with them all cracking up like she's some genius improviser

Descendents lite. Not bad.

engagement was better than this is 40 which just seemed like a lot of random bits thrown together into an apatow movie and wasn't funny enough (except for melissa mccarthy)

even the trailers were obnoxiously self-involved and unfunny

the tagline of the trailer being THIS IS EVERYONE'S STORY cracked me up. they live in a brentwood mansion and both drive luxury cars.

40-Year-Old Virgin: A-
Knocked Up: B+
Funny People: B-
This Is 40: F+

basically

I'm still reeling from how much I hated it.

nah, i thought this is 40 was great, it was funny people that sucked

Funny People made me wary, so I didn't have high expectations for 40. But damn, I didn't think 40 would be nearly as bad as it was.

adam sandler is beyond terrible, kinda wish that guy would disappear forever from movies

I'm fine with throwing Funny People in the dustbin of history, don't get me wrong.

:( I like this is 40.

Sandler really is an abomination I feel ashamed that I ever enjoyed Billy Madison

I really believe in an alternate version where his character was more in the background - Rogan's star boss rather than his co-lead - sandler could have gotten a best supporting Oscar nom. Not to say he'd earn it, just that they love that can find of sensitive self-satire (jack in terms of endearment). But then we wouldn't have learned the lesson that one must listen when Maude Apatow is singing.

it didn't bother me the first time he put his kids in a movie, but by the third time it's like c'mon man you aren't even trying

count me in the liked "this is 40" thought "funny people" was poor camp

Sandler really is an abomination I feel ashamed that I ever enjoyed Billy Madison

― what's up ugly girls? (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, October 1, 2013 6:11 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I still like it, but hate everything else of his, and I have no idea why.

(Well, I have some idea; the Miles Davis line was ace.)