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If the voice actor thing doesn't work out, this kid could totally be a Pablo Francisco impressionist. And there's definitely a future in that.

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I went to IMDb to find out more about this movie and the #1 "Plot Keyword" is "Anal Penetration"…

Sounds like my kinda flick.

Also, why does IMDb have "Anal Penetration" as a possible plot keyword?

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On last night's Kimmel, he revealed a 9-minute trailer for the greatest film of all time.

It's a lot like Tosh.0's Perfect Internet Video. But with 100% more famous people. And slightly less puke.

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I'm not going to say this parody of the movie "Drive" is actually better than the movie itself. But that's just because I always want to be on Ryan Gosling's good side.

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If you can't get excited about a documentary about the history of bricks in St. Louis, what can you get excited about?

They scored all the big interviews…

• Some dorky guy from your high school social studies class!
• A part-time instructor at the local community college!
• That woman who feels cultured because she used to live in Kansas City!
• The weird old dude who is creepily gay for St. Louis bricks!
• And a black guy who knows a liiiiittle too much about brick stealing!

But if you want to see it, only the trailer is available online.  The film itself doesn't debut until the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase in August.

So what am I doing sitting here?  I gotta start stealing enough St. Louis brick to buy me a ticket!

[via Neatorama]

Many blogs are hailing this piece of dialogue as the "worst line ever". And once the Internet decides something, it becomes an almost universal opinion. But not this time, web. This time, I just cannot agree.

"… my step father tried to rape me. And he's a werewolf."

We obviously have different definitions of the word worst. Because that is GOLDEN.

I give the Worst Dialogue Ever award to the entire film Burlesque. It's a premature decision. But judging by the trailer, I'm sure you'll agree.

"When you're putting on your makeup, it's like you're an artist. But instead of painting a canvas, you're painting your face."

Uh huh. Yep. Yeppers.

I'm sorry, what were you saying about werewolf rape?

[via Buzzfeed]

Earlier today, Urlesque ran a list of their 10 Best Recut Movie Trailers.

The list has its moments, but I was especially impressed with the first one they listed: This recut trailer for Mrs. Doubtfire.

I think it's because Robin Williams has always freaked me out on a subconscious, visceral level.  This recut just confirms all my deepest fears.

[via Urlesque]