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Ecstasy

Mike Leigh

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Jean works in a garage and consoles herself with drink and perfunctory sex. Jean's insistent...

Dominic Monaghan recommended Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979) in Movies (curated)

"The only film I’ve seen more is The Empire Strikes Back. This is Python’s best movie. Holy Grail has its moments, but this has many more funny scenes. A parody of the life of Christ, it is neither blasphemous (Christ actually appears in it, as a genuine prophet) nor cruel. It mocks humans more than anything else. Michael Palin’s Pontius Pilate with a lisp is hilarious, Terry Jones as Brian’s mum is extremely funny—it may be the movie I quote (annoyingly) the most. I ask you, “What have the Romans ever done for us?!” Watched over 150 times."

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Christmas Dance -Snap You Face, Elf Makeup Upload

Social Networking and Catalogs

5.0 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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Dance Booth allows you to elf yourself (use your own picture,your friends or family), make a...

Phillip McSween (751 KP) rated Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping (2016) in Movies

Mar 7, 2018

Donkey Roll All Day

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is a mockumentary following the life and times of hit maker Connor4Real (Andy Samberg). If you can manage to give in to its absolute absurdity, you are in for a major treat. Despite its short lull where a couple punchlines fall flat, Popstar has quickly risen to become one of my favorite comedies.

Not only is it funny, it's consistently funny. One minute you're laughing at something then something else ridiculously stupid happens and you're cracking up all over again. The hilarity ensues from the jump as you learn Connor4Real's history and the breakup of his former group The Style Boyz. Two words: Limo Scene. Just plain classic.

The cameos are countless and absurdly funny. The music is classic, the kind that gets stuck in your head, but in a good way. Saying too much else will ruin the experience. Just watch it. I give it a solid 98.

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ashezbookz (32 KP) rated Hex Hall (Hex Hall, #1) in Books

Jul 5, 2018

Hex Hall (Hex Hall, #1)

Rachel Hawkins | 2010 | Fiction & Poetry

8.0

(12 Ratings)

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The review ... oh the review. I was going to rate this book 3 stars, but it gets a bump due to the hilarity of it. When your husband, who you forced to listen to the audiobook during car excursions, laughs hysterically at a book .. I mean, that gets points.

The start of this book felt very, very young adult, very funny, super funny and entertaining and the audiobook version of this I think made it so fun to read. I think maybe my favourite character was ms vamp - I love it when secondary characters just jump out of a page and just catch your interest like that.

Overall the story was cute and entertaining, the end of the book took on a more serious, but yet still funny note (how is that even possible!) but that is so good, I'm interested to see where the story ends up and will definitely pick up book 2 in the series.

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Rache (174 KP) rated Wine and Crime in Podcasts

Dec 13, 2018

Wine and Crime

Comedy, News & Politics, Society & Culture

7.5

(4 Ratings)

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Little known and interesting crimes (4 more)

Hilariously funny

Great research

Minnesota accents

Nice Pahps!

Wine and Crime - Best Cocktail Ever!

A hilariously funny combination of crazy crimes, three childhood friends from Minnesota, and wine. Lots and lots of wine.
With wine reviews, a "background and psychology" section, and at least two crimes per show, these girls discuss a variety of crimes from murders in crazy places, and murders for bizarre reasons, to the smuggling of horse genitals. There really is something for absolutely everyone, although the easily offended should probably exercise caution.
With over 90 episodes, live shows around the US, and their attendance at Crime Con, these three amazing women provide hours upon hours of incredible ear fodder, brain soup, giggle muscle aperitifs and gag-reflex beverages (yeah, maybe stretched that analogy a bit far). Still, the podcast is fascinating, nausea-inducing, hysterically funny, and utterly addictive, and will have you saying "nice pahp" faster than you think.