Jack Black, Michael Cera, Andy Samberg, MTV Movie Awards, 'Nuff Said

Hypothetically speaking, if I told you that Jack Black and Michael Cera had a son together, and their son would be Andy Samberg, what would you say? Would you believe me? Or would you say "That would make such an awesome commercial for the upcoming MTV Movie Awards!"? Well, you tell me. By the way, all the hypothetical talk wasn't hypothetical. Or was it??

Aah just watch the video. Its hilarious.

MTV Shows

Andy Samberg, mostly known for his very funny work on SNL and The Lonely Island, is hosting the 2009 MTV Movie Awards this May 31. No details on if we in Malaysia will get to see it live or not, but I'll keep you posted.

'Year One' Poster

I'm really busy and piled with assignments, so don't expect a lot from me this week. Just a quick one today. Here's a new poster from this summer's comedy Year One, starring Jack Black and Michael Cera. Looks promising. Check out clips from the movie here and here.

As always, hope you enjoy. Do comment, download and share.

Opening This Week

Bedtime Stories (2008)
Starring: Adam Sandler, Russell Brand
Director: Adam Shankman (Hairspray)
Writers: Matt Lopez, Tim Herlihy
USA release: 25 December 2008
Msia release: 1 January 2009
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Family
Runtime: 100 mins
Rated in USA: PG for some mild rude humor and mild language
Rated in Msia: U

Skeeter Bronson (Adam Sandler) is a hotel handyman who agrees to take care of his sister's kids. As he tells them bedtimes stories every night, he discovers the stories come true the next day. Skeeter tries to take advantage of this to help himself out in achieving his aspirations of becoming the manager of the hotel. As the stories become more preposterous, Skeeter's life gets turned upside down.

Juno (2007)
Starring: Ellen Page, Michael Cera
Director: Jason Reitman (Thank You For Smoking)
Writer: Diablo Cody
Release USA: 25 December 2007
Release Msia: 1 January 2009
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Runtime: 94 mins
Rated USA: PG-13 for mature thematic material, sexual content and language
Rated Msia: 18PL

Sixteen year-old Juno MacGuff (Ellen Page) gets pregnant and at the abortion clinic, decides to have the baby then give it up for adoption. Juno tells her dad and stepmother about it. They were hoping she'd get into drugs or get a DWI. Juno finds an advertisement in the paper about a couple wishing to adopt a child. Juno, with her dad, goes to see the couple. They agree to adopt Juno's baby when she gives birth.

Having seen this movie, I'd really recommend it. A truly compelling story about growing up, being independent and taking on responsibilties. Not a family movie, but one for adolescents and young adults. Incredibly witty and intelligent.