I was watching The Spirit and I kept thinking Sammy J would have made this movie so awesome if he hadn't already been in every movie over the past 5 years.

Oh come on. He was alright in the Nazi uniform.

I'm with you, he was perfect for the part. Unfortunately I felt like I've seen all this before from some of his other movies.

Jackson has the same thing that Jack Nicholson has. When he is hired for a movie they are essentially hiring him to be himself instead of hiring an actor to play a character.

I'm watching "What we do is secret" It's a bio movie about the Germs. IDK, I never really get too much into the lives of musicians. W/E

I feel like there is an interesting gg allin documentary.

I feel like there is too.

Except I feel like you see his dick way too much in it :(

This was a documentary as much as Sid and Nancy was a documentary.

I'm god damn sick of him.

i cant get through this julie&julia movie, this is sooooooooo painful :( :( :(

Yeah, that looked really boring...

I got excited because I thought it was

I have a Samuel J story but no one would believe me so fuck it :(

i can fake interest

Speaking of SLJ, I was pleased to see him get more screen time in Iron Man 2.

He's in Iron Man 2? God damn I'm sick of him.

YOU RACIST.

the last movie i watched was a charlie chaplin talkie (limelight), which was great.

before that, the first two sonny chiba street fighter movies, which were so bad.

before that, some czech stop-motion feature called fimfarum, which was so-so.

when I lived in chicago, I had an extra/bit part in a movie he was starring in. The filming took place in the wee hours of the morning and freezing rain was coming down and it all fucking sucked, and they were treating the background actors like animals and we were soaked and cold and hungry and our little unimportant-people corral was right behind SLJ's trailer. So we got to see all of the catering stuff go up into there, like a big tray of brownies or something, and he didn't share :(

They fed us, but it was some soupy unidentifiable meat shit they called "stew" and cold mashed potatoes.

i always wanted to be an extra in a movie i hope they bring a production over here you know what would be cool if next time you see him scream "i worked with him and he didn't shared the brownies"

The other star of the movie was nice, if a bit odd.

I don't think I'd ever do it again. It was miserable, we were treated like shit, and even after I was recruited up the extra micro-infrastructure from no speaking to a speaking part, it only meant ten more dollars for the whole night, which was like $67 or something. Not worth it to be sleeted upon and feel like you're an unwitting part of some sort of modern day internment camp.

EDIT: also, the production assistant who had been making my life hell all night went off on me when I asked her where to return my props, so I left the expensive electronic one on a random chair in the holding area and took the cheap laminated paper one with me as a souvenir and secretly wished someone stole the other one to pay them back for being such jerks.

Well, what movie was it?

WAS IT SHAFT?

Oh god, Kitsa was in Shaft. :lol

Was it Snakes on a Plane?

nope. this was a while ago. The Negotiator.