RYAN: We finally done went ahead and seen “Zodiac.” CAROLINE: It was hotly anticipated. RYAN: Maybe next time you won’t leave town on such a big opening weekend and we can actually see the movie the day it comes out? CAROLINE: My apologies. RYAN: Accepted. But I must say, I’m left feeling very empty by ..
RYAN: We just saw the latest Jim Carrey flick, “The Number 23.” CAROLINE: I’m sad that I paid money for it. RYAN: Ew. Me too. CAROLINE: Jim Carrey really needed a comeback hit right about now, and this ain’t it. RYAN: I was so excited to see this. I thought, “I know it’s getting shlacky ..
RYAN: Another Oscars has ended and what a night it was. CAROLINE: Clocking in at three hours and forty-five minutes, this was the longest movie I saw this year. RYAN: [laughs’ Ain’t it the truth! It was sickeningly long, and surprisingly much less eventful than I’d hoped it would be. CAROLINE: Ellen really played it ..
****LIVE BLOG**** 10:50 PMRYAN: Oh Caroline, I’m sadly worried about the show tonight. It’s a little underwhelming on the entertainment factor. If this were a movie, we’d be saying, “Ok. Time to wrap it up.” CAROLINE: No doubt. But I’m pleased about Al Gore’s win. You didn’t even bother to see “An Incovenient Truth” but ..
****LIVE BLOG**** 8:40 PM RYAN: Shout out to my sister, Ellen! You look great. CAROLINE: Would it kill her to put on a gown? Even once? RYAN: Honey, she’s a poster girl for butch-glamour-lez. CAROLINE: Sorry, but her opening monologue was kind of a snooze. 8:46 PM CAROLINE: Our first screw up of the evening!! ..
****FIRST EVER LIVE BLOG**** 6:05 PM CAROLINE: Ryan and I are liveblogging tonight, so I told him to be at my apartment promptly at 6:00. However, he just texted me to say he’s going to be late. The nerve! I’m sitting here by myself with a panful of Rice Krispies Treats, one row of which ..
RYAN: (singing) And I am telling you!!! America! – no one is as excited about the Oscars as we are! CAROLINE: They’ve come up on us so quickly this year. I can’t even stand it! RYAN: It’s an event – the glamour, the fashion, the awards, the acceptance speeches. It’s a hullabaloo. CAROLINE: It’s all ..
RYAN: I wanted to see “Breach” with you; but regretfully, I was unable to see it and you saw it without me. CAROLINE: I did indeed see it out in the ‘burbs with my parents and my brother. It was decent, but it’s definitely a movie you could skip. RYAN: The trailer looked like it ..
CAROLINE: Despite its raking in the dough this past weekend, “Ghost Rider” was completely unappealing to me, so I sent my intrepid colleague, Ryan, to do the deed for me. RYAN: I’m glad that America agreed with me and came out to see this film over the weekend. It’s very good. Not great – but ..
RYAN: Caroline, I must confess something to you. CAROLINE: I’m ready. RYAN: I sort of don’t like movies as much as I used to. CAROLINE: You’re lying! RYAN: Totally! But in reality, I’m more excited about one upcoming movie than any in a truly long time. CAROLINE: I think I know the one you’re talking ..
RYAN: Thanks to the gorgeous Ella at Warner Bros. for treating us to this special advanced screening of “Music and Lyrics.” CAROLINE: Starring Drew Barrymore and Hugh Grant. And the tall guy from “Everybody Loves Raymond,” which is a show I have not watched once. RYAN: He’s the tallest man alive. And the tallness continued ..
CAROLINE: We’ve just seen “Factory Girl,” and the moral of the story is: Drugs are bad. RYAN: The official subtitle should be “The Life and Hard Times of Kyra Sedgwick.” CAROLINE: That’s Edie to you. I have to say, I enjoyed this movie. I really wasn’t expecting to, so perhaps that’s why – maybe I ..
