Showing posts with label J.K. Simmons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J.K. Simmons. Show all posts

August 18, 2011

You Say It's Your Birthday!


Happy 33rd Birthday, Andy Samberg!!!!


one funny guy


with "SNL" castmates Kenan Thompson and Fred Armisen


on the set of "Hot Rod" with Jorma Toccone,
Bill Hader, and Danny McBride, 2007


with J.K. Simmons, Lou Ferrigno, and Paul Rudd
on the set of "I Love You, Man", 2009


with Justin Timberlake performing the
song that won him a 2007 Emmy


getting a massage from a bear


high-fiving a leopard

June 4, 2011

Performance of the Day


Actor: J.K. SIMMONS
Film: "Juno"
Character: Mac McGuff
Year: 2007


The first time I saw J.K. Simmons was in the gritty series "Oz". He played an aging neo-Nazi inmate in a maximum security prison. Well, needless to say, his portrayal of Mac McGuff in 2007's Best Picture Oscar nominee is VERY different. Simmons plays the cool, understanding father to title character Juno. He's a terrific actor and makes this part his own.

May 19, 2011

Skip It


Film: NEW IN TOWN
Director: Jonas Elmer
Actors: Renee Zellweger, Harry Connick Jr, Siobhan Fallon, J.K. Simmons, Frances Conroy
Year: 2009


I think, perhaps, Renee Zellweger has run her course. She hasn't been in a good movie since 2005's "Cinderella Man" (I'm not counting "Leatherheads" because I am pretending she wasn't in it). This snooze-fest is about an ambitious woman who travels to a small Minnesota town to help restructure a factory. Even that sounds boring. Harry Connick Jr, who I actually liked in "Hope Floats" and "Little Man Tate", is dull as a single father who... you guessed it, falls for scrunch-face-Zellweger. If you're interested in the prissy-lady-out-of-her-element kind of thing, Netflix "Overboard".

November 23, 2010

20 Best Teen/High School Movies

4.) JUNO
Director: Jason Reitman
Actors: Ellen Page, Michael Cera, Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner,
JK Simmons, Allison Janney, Olivia Thirlby, Rainn Wilson
Year: 2007

Diablo Cody's Oscar winning screenplay tells the story of dry, witty, and intelligent (beyond her years) Juno, who finds herself pregnant at sixteen. The cast is stellar (especially Page, Simmons, and a surprisingly beautiful Garner).

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