Pajama Party Flick Picks - September 29, 2008

Welcome to the September 29, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Missy presents Tykwer and Owen Go International posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "A glimpse at Tom Tykwer's upcoming 'The International'."




Vaprak presents Movie Review: Hank and Mike (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.



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Pajama Party Flick Picks-September 22, 2008

Welcome to the September 22, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Samir Bharadwaj presents Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na posted at Samir Bharadwaj dot Com, saying, "A fairly typical romantic Hindi(Bollywood) movie, but one with a healthy dose of class. It is entertaining, and it leaves you with a smile on your face."


Samir Bharadwaj presents Singh is King - movie review posted at Samir Bharadwaj dot Com, saying, "Singh is King is Bollywood at its noisiest. Large, loud, and ludicrous, some outstanding elements still keep this Hindi movie on the right side of entertaining."


Vaprak presents Movie Review: The Duchess (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.


WordPress Hacker presents Auto Create Navigation Tabs for New WordPress Pages posted at WordPress Hacker, saying, "In this article I explain how you can setup your blog to automatically create main navigation links/tabs when new pages are published by using custom fields to mark those pages you want to appear in the navigation menu."


Missy presents Jamie Bell, Action Hero or Romantic Lead, What's next for Jamie? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Billy Elliot is all grown up."


Missy presents Disturbia, Homage or Plagarism? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "My thoughts on the Disturbia / Rear Window lawsuit."







Herculesrob presents Preview of this years Oscar potentials posted at The Entertainment Blur, saying, "This is a look into this year's upcoming releases that have the strongest chance to compete for Oscar gold come this February."


Mark presents Top 10 Reasons to Come To Japan (in the movies) posted at Lets Japan, saying, "How scriptwriters plot to get characters to Japan in the movies."


Mac presents Actorlicious: Top 100 Films posted at Actorlicious.

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Pajama Party-Flick Picks August 18, 2008

Extremely apologetic for the delay in posting this carnival edition.

Welcome to the August 18, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Liz Nast presents How the Wine Was Won posted at Kwanzoo, saying, "I want to see Bottle Shock and so should you"

Missy presents Playboy Bunnies and Self-Confidence posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Nothing against Playboy Bunnies but are they really role models?"

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Freaky Friday-Smiley Face

Welcome to this week's edition of Freaky Friday.

Today's spotlight shines on a hilarious flick starring Anna Faris called Smiley Face.

Jane F isn't your typical pot-head; she's a flippin fogged up idiot while high.

Because of her love for the mighty green stuff normal activities become a challenge.

The movie begins with her sitting on the Ferris Wheel talking to Roscoe Lee Brown.

Gradually she begins to sober up from her roommate's (Danny Masterson) pot-laced cupcakes and numerous hits on her yellow and orange bong.

As the memories return, Jane realizes she must pay off her weed dealer (Adam Brody) at a Venice Hemp Fest, pay the electricity bill, go to her audition, and avoid being arrested.

A screaming child, an angry bus driver, a creepy, skull f*cking roommate, and a white weed dealer with dredlocks, helps Jane have one of the best trips of her life.

So pop in Smiley Face and turn that frown up-side-down.

Until next time.

Monday Man-Scott Speedman

Welcome to this week's Monday Man Edition.

Today I'm spotlighting Scott Speedman.

Back in the late 90's Scott Speedman was one of the "It" men on the deceased WB Network.

Speedman played sensitive and vulnerable Ben Covington on Felicity, starring Keri Russell, Scott Foley, and Tangi Miller.

True the concept for this show should have resulted in a restraining order set in place against Ms. Porter (Keri Russell), but in the world of entertainment this made for a great back and forth love story.

Skip to the next chapter of Speedman's career and you'll find the darkness of the Underworld, a kickass film about vampires (lycans) and werewolves. The success of the original film spawned a sequel titled Underworld Evolution.

But Speedman doesn't stop at acting around with werewolves and vampires, but took on three masked psychotic teens in the Strangers, starring Liv Tyler.

Curly haired, love-sick stalker, lycans and werewolves, and three masked predators. Whether it's human, animal, or somewhere in the middle, Scott Speedman's characters will sweet talk, maim or fight you if necessary. That is why he's this week's Monday Man.

Until next time.