That Show Sucks

Toy Story fans flocked the theaters waiting eleven years for the third of the beloved Toy Story movies. With much anticipation, and complete and utter excitement, people of all ages enjoyed this film. Young adults and teenagers who grew up watching Toy Story and Toy Story 2, little kids who were excited to watch a movie about their favorite toys, and parents who accompanied them. Even older generations would enjoy this movie because of its emotionally appealing nature, based on the fact that we can all relate to past toys that we loved and played with, and then moved on to other hobbies, though we will always cherish the memories.

People came away from the movie very happy and pleased with the outcome. Many even came away with tear stains and little sniffles, because for many this movie was a tear-jerker. Oddly enough, the movies that make us cry are the ones we tend to love the most and say are the best. The ones that make us cry must hit in a very sensitive spot causing our emotions to explode and really “hitting home” causing us to feel that the movie really relates to us. For those of you who have not seen this movie, come prepared to cry or at least to feel very emotionally connected with the movie. Very good movie.

Do we have any Sherlock Holmes fans out there? Well, they’re in for a bit of Sherlock gossip…

It has been rumored that Guy Ritchie, the director of the first detective installment, is seeking out Daniel Day-Lewis to be the evil Professor Moriarty. That’s the man from Last of the Mohicans, Gangs of New York, and the more recent Nine. He is a fine a actor who has won two Oscars, but many are skeptical that he will accept the part.

That is because Day-Lewis has only played in 18 movies since 1982, so he definitely has boundaries. Will he accept and take part in this epic sequel?

For more information on the rumored part, visit Cinemablend.com

Do you remember about a year or more ago when the Gladiator and Walk the Line star Joaquin Phoenix made a startling announcement? He told the world he was going to quit and pursue a rap career; he grew a scruffy beard and started wearing Blues Brothers shades everywhere. And then it seems like he went crazy…

Phoenix walked into the limelight with his new dreams and shocked everybody with how weird he was acting. He went on to The Late Show with David Letterman and was talking like he had basically gone mad. Videos on the internet showed him being the same way. Was this all a big show to get attention or was it real?

Recent events have shed a little bit of light on the situation, but not much. It is now known that Phoenix’s brother-in-law, Casey Affleck, has filmed a mockumentary about Phoenix’s roller-coaster of a year and is looking for a distributor. Some say it is a hoax helmed by the both of them to gain more momentum for the movie, but Affleck insists that his brother-in-law is sincere in his shenanigans.

What do you think, is the whole thing one big joke or not?

For more info on the mockumentary, read this article.