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- David Cross -- America Laugh
Actually, the funny part about this is that David Cross's cover is a pretty good parody of the FIRST parody. It's impressive because it was done without changing any of the words or the music to the song. Now that would be a fun parody case: can the change on context alone, with no change in the actual song, be enough to have it qualify as parody under American law? would a court see it that way? - In Good Company
Paul Weitz’s “In Good Company” is one of a handful of Hollywood films currently getting a big push for Oscar season. And why not? It’s a good movie, with a sure script, some fine acting by the three leads, and even a timely premise to boot. Corporate downsizing is all over the news, fighting for position with corporate greed, multinational mergers, and people losing their jobs. The economy is shaky, and anyone who wears a suit and tie and carries a briefcase to work is a potential Ken Lay. But according to “In Good Company”, for every Ken Lay, there’s a man like Dan Foreman. - Jonathan Winters -- Wonderful World
Brilliant sketch comedian Jonathan Winters starred in this, his second attempt at a variety show. The first ran from October 1956 to June of 1957 and was a fifteen minute program. Now an hour long this Bernard/Wintergood Productions for CBS included those wonderful characters Jonathan created like Maude Frickert, Willard, Elwood P. Suggins and many more, along with a stellar cast of regulars for two seasons he entertained and gave us great laughs. - Warren Beatty -- Jack Nicholson
AP - Warren Beatty leaned down to chat face-to-face with Kirk Douglas. Sylvester Stallone chomped on pineapple and glanced across the bar at Clint Eastwood. Angela Lansbury gawked at Jack Nicholson. Julie Andrews laughed with Billy Crystal. - American -- American Dream
Bottom Line, "American Dreamz" is for audiences who can laugh at themselves and the culture they are apart of. This is a film that people will either love or hate and there will only be a few in between. It's not a movie for those who are easily offended or see the world as something that shouldn't be made fun of. It's a satire in its finest form. You have a terrific cast all of whom are solid at their roles, the script is brilliant and brave, and the directing is wonderful. This movie even makes you think when you laugh. - Voodoo Vince -- Platform Games
Microsoft's latest platform game, Voodoo Vince, is their attempt to take the platform genre by storm as they did with halo and the "shooter" genre. This is a great-looking and quite frankly a very good sounding game. - Ghost Squad -- Party Mode
To further strengthen the replay, Ghost Squad supports a party mode for up to four players. crappy? For a good laugh, party mode includes a "paradise mode" and "ninja mode" that put interesting twists on the old character models. It's both disturbing and hilarious to run around shooting bikini-clad girls with dolphin-shaped squirt guns. Yes, that's exactly how it goes. take a wild guess what ninja mode is. - Fran Allison -- Puppets
The secret to the show's charm was the special chemistry between puppeteer Burr Tillstrom and Fran Allison who treated the puppets like real people. Reportedly, Fran never looked at the puppets back stage so she could always retain the fantasy that the puppets were alive. - This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
This is Spinal Tap is a mostly funny send-up of the rock industry, with outstanding performances by the leads, all of whom did their own music (which actually sounds pretty good, even if the lyrics are meant to be bad). Although it does grow tedious in parts, there are some terrific gags, mostly ad-libbed, but still funny. There's plenty of cameos by many well-known and future stars, including Fran Drescher, Dana Carvey, Ed Begley Jr., Patrick Macnee, Angelica Huston, Howard Hesseman, and Billy Crystal. - Alastair Sim -- St Trinian
Alastair Sim is Director of Strategy and Marketing at SAS UK & Ireland. SAS is one of the largest software companies in the world and the leader in Enterprise Intelligence software and services. The customer-driven marketing strategy implemented under Sim's direction has resulted in SAS UK & Ireland being the largest contributor to SAS worldwide revenues outside of its head office in the United States. In recent years, it has ... achieved the highest revenue growth amongst the major SAS offices in Europe.
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