Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

therapy to help you recover from the travesty that was the Project Runway finale

I know. We haven't really been able to talk about it either. Something went so very wrong a week ago in the finale of Project Runway. The widely agreed upon obvious winner did not win. Instead, the person who created this did. Mondo, who made the two looks below over the course of the season, went home in second place.





Now, to be fair, I didn't die for Mondo's collection like I expected to. But there were some really amazing pieces (see the whole thing here), and it was a million times better than Gretchen's "Running Through Thunder" collection (yes, that's actually what she named it. I maintain my point that it's hard to run through thunder as it is a sound).

Fortunately, someone else (who might be my new best friend) took the time to go through and express my exact feelings for the finale. That helped somewhat with overcoming the pain from the finale. But the true therapy came from listening to one Mr. Tim Gunn:



I heart you, Tim.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

heartbreaking news of the day

Apparently Starz has decided to cancel the half hour of genius known as Party Down. If you hadn't already discovered this show then the sadness of this will not be fully realized until a ways down the road when someone gets you hooked and then you get to live with the knowledge you could have been watching it the whole time (I'm looking at you, late to the Arrested Development bandwagon-ers). Seriously, it's so good. And a trip down Veronica Mars cast memory lane. So give it the proper mourning and go watch it on Netflix instant now.



(I chose this picture because youtube failed me in finding a clip that fully expressed the awesomeness. But, seriously, go to Netflix instant streaming now)

Thursday, April 22, 2010

noooooooooooooooo!!!

it's a sad day for us all. Apparently some movie producers are really cracking down on their movie's distribution on youtube. Now, this wouldn't be particularly shocking or disturbing news, except for the movie in question is "Downfall", the film that brought us Hitler's reactions to the current news stories. So youtube is slowly removing them. sigh.

So enjoy while you can, ladies and gentlemen. Hitler is a cowboys fan is already no more. You can still enjoy his reaction to Kanye's interruption of Taylor Swift here. (I feel like Jack Ryan in Clear and Present Danger trying to see everything on Ritter's computer before it's deleted. And if you didn't get that reference you are probably not my sister or father).

Thankfully, we still have Funny or Die to give us Hitler's reaction to the news that Hitler reaction videos will be removed:

Monday, September 14, 2009

adios amigo



THE SWAYZE TRILOGY: three movies that absolutely could not have been made without Swayze:




AND





we thank you for the awesomeness. anyone up for a viewing soon?