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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
watch and enjoy this comedy video.Hope you guys had a great weekend and start to the week and that you're all well!
Friday, October 30, 2009
For all of you who thought The Truman Show was just another movie to Jim Carrey think again. The actor is taking a cue from the voyeuristic feature, and is allowing fans to get a peek into his life. Carrey has launched a website that will allow you to see more of him than you ever bargained for. Movie Jim Carrey is great, but real Jim Carrey is down right insane.‘It’s kind of a psychedelic landscape of my brain laid out and I think you’ll have fun. They (fans) get to see everything that’s going on in my universe and done in a way that I think you’ll have fun negotiating.’ His official website JimCarrey.com is already online and ready for you to enter. It gives updates on the actor’s career, as well as his personal interests. I have to admit it’s pretty scary. There’s a photo of him on the welcome page that screams extreme airbrushing and he almost looks like a cartoon villain. Maybe that’s the fun part of this whole thing? Keeping people off balance.This concept is interesting to me because it sounds like a cyber version of reality TV, and you know how that’s frowned upon by A-list actors. As a fan of Carrey, this might be the closest some people will ever get to the man, but are you intrigued or freaked out?
Labels: comedy, jim carrey, jim carrey.com, launch zany, newkeala, website
Monday, October 5, 2009



The undead were alive and well at movie theaters as Woody Harrelson's horror comedy "Zombieland" opened on top with $25 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Yet the general box office was less lively as a flurry of new wide releases did solid to ho-hum business. Overall Hollywood revenues came in at $113.4 million, down 4 percent from the same weekend last year.
Sony scored a one-two punch with "Zombieland" and the animated family tale "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs," which took in $16.7 million, slipping to second-place after two weekends at No. 1. The movie raised its domestic total to $82.4 million after three weekends.



