Name That Script: Parker Posey

Name That Script: Parker Posey

A challenge met by: Witney Seibold

Based on an idea by: Richard Ortiz and Artie Mora

 

Challenger: Artie Mora

 

The Actress: Parker Posey

 

 

 

The Five Films:

 

1)      Scream 3

 

2)      The Doom Generation

 

3)      Josie and the Pussycats

 

4)      Blade: Trinity

 

5)      Coneheads

 

Name That Script: Bob Hoskins

Name That Script: Bob Hoskins

A challenge met by: Witney Seibold

Based on an idea by: Richard Ortiz and Artie Mora

 

Challenger: Richard Ortiz

 

The Actor: Bob Hoskins

 

 

The five films:

 

1)      Nixon

 

2)      Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

 

3)      Unleashed

 

4)      Spice World

 

5)      Super Mario Bros.

 

Name That Script: Carol Kane

Name That Script: Carol Kane

A Challenge Met by: Witney Seibold

Based on an idea by: Richard Ortiz and Artie Mora

 

The Challenger: Artie Mora

 

The Actress: Carol Kane

 

 

 

The Five Films:

 

1) The Muppet Movie

 

2) License to Drive

 

3) Joe vs. the Volcano

 

4) Even Cowgirls Get the Blues

 

5) Scrooged

 

Knowing

Knowing

Film review by: Witney Seibold

 

 

 

            I’m going to come down on this film’s ending awful hard, and I will discuss it openly. If you want to see “Knowing,” don’t read this review. I also want to clarify right at the outset that I’m going to recommend this film, despite any complaints I make in this review; I assure you, it’s positive.

I Love You, Man

I Love You, Man

Film review by: Witney Seibold

 

 

 

            Judd Apatow, the director of “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Knocked Up,” had nothing to do with John Hamburg’s “I Love You, Man,” but it is now clear that Apatow’s comic influence has officially rattled the zeitgeist cage.