As most of you may know Verne Troyer or more commonly known as "Mini-me" in Austin Powers has been apart of a sex tape scandal and joins the ranks of Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton.
Now this isn't the part that I find funny. What I find interesting is the major role reversal here. As mini-me goes to court and battles the evil doers who want to profit of his sex tape, he's doing everything in his power to make sure no one sees him in the act.
And on the other side of the pillow (no pun intended) his ex-girlfriend doesn't care if people see the tape and she's trying to make a little profit off of it.
Now if I was a man like Verne, I'd boast to all my buddies about a girl I shagged (lol). And if I was the ex-girlfriend I'd do everything in my power to make sure no one saw this embarrassing event. Maybe the tripod assumption from the third movie was accurate? I can tell you that I'll never know that little fact (zing!). Verne: "OMG NO, I don't want anyone seeing me have sex with this extremely beautiful model" Ranae Shrider:"Yes, everyone watch me with this man who is 2 1/2 feet tall!"
With the highly anticipated sequel to Christopher Nolan's 'Batman Begins', comes an even darker movie. Many blog writers and movie experts writing about this movie, which comes out tomorrow, mainly focus their titles based off the movies name or from the hero himself Batman. This writer is focusing on the true star of the film... The late Heath Ledger who played the Joker. It really takes a tremendous actor to outshine the hero of a movie.
One review paints a haunting description of the joker that is definitely worth sharing.
Heath Ledger's mesmerizing, scary-funny performance begins with the creepiness of his image: the greasy long hair, the makeup that looks as if he'd drawn it on with crayons, then messed it with tears. That ghostly rotting paint job covers his scarred smile (explained by a backstory that gives you the willies, even if he just made it up), and the disturbing thing is that when Ledger's Joker talks, with those ''Ehhh, what's up, Doc?'' vowels that make him sound like Al Franken.crossed with a nerdish pedophile, you realize that the icky sloshing sound you hear is him sucking on his cheeks; he uses his attachment to those scars to fuel his sadistic (and masochistic) whims.
A near impossible task to out shine the great performance from Jack Nicholson's 1989 performance in Tim Burton's 'Batman', Heath Ledger lives up to expectations and then some.
Why so serious? has fans craving for more.
This is definitely another winner from Legendary Pictures. The guys who brought you '300', 'Batman Begins', 'We Are Marshall' and more...
I look forward to just about every movie these guys bring. A+
