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trinityvixenI think my favorite of this series of movie posters re-titled to accurately reflect their meta-content has to be the one for Bridesmaids. I laughed at the Transformers 3 one and at the Cowboys & Aliens one, but nothing is quite so cynical as the Bridesmaids one. I fucking hate Judd Apatow's whole clown posse, so I appreciate the skewering all the more.
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Date: 2011-05-10 09:55 pm (UTC)The 40-Year-Old Virgin is just an excuse to let boys be bad, so long as They Learn An Important Lesson, which? None of them really do. Their conversions, where they happen, are shallow, and then you have Seth Rogen who's just a prick throughout. I know you're not supposed to like them, for whatever that's worth, but they're the "friends," and their worldview is hardly challenged enough to make it clear that they're not likeable. Gag me. Bits of Superbad are really cute--I like that alcohol abuse is portrayed as unsexy as it really is--but it's mostly a "meh" movie for me.