First Four Minutes Of The First Episode Of The Final Season Of Lost.

For those of you who just can't hang on to their britches, ABC has confirmed that this is the real footage.

"She's Out Of My League" - Funniest Trailer So Far This Year.

Do you consider yourself to be just an average Joe who doesn't stand a chance in hell of dating a perfect 10?  Does the thought of even talking to a beautiful woman cause you to get knots in your stomach, tongue-tied, and find that you start sweating profusely?  What if that perfect 10 makes the first move on you, thanks to meeting purely by chance?

This is pretty much what happens to Kirk, the average Joe that I was talking about who just can't believe his luck.  Though he's stuck in a dead-end job as an airport security agent, against all odds Molly (Alice Eve), a successful and outrageously gorgeous babe falls for him. Kirk is stunned and so are his friends, family and even his ex-girlfriend. Now he has to figure out how to make the relationship work, even though he's the first to admit, She's Out of My League.

When I watch these movie trailers, deciding what to post, I am usually by myself, and when I watch a comedy trailer any humor I find in one, I can almost always contain the laughter from within.  It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud when I'm by myself.  This redband trailer for "She's Out Of My League" did just that.  And not just once, but several times.

Two scenes that really stood out was the 'meet the family for dinner' scene, where one of the brothers (I assume) asks Molly, who is an event planner, how much she would get to orchestrate a rating.  The reaction of the family when she answers is priceless.

The other is quite crude and involves the art of a man shaving his genitals.  If you don't like your humor downright dirty, perhaps that scene would not be for you.

I liked everything about this trailer, and I'm guessing that when it is released on March 12, I will like the film as well.  Maybe "The Hangover" has set a new trend as to the comedies we will be seeing for awhile.  Kind of what you got back in the early '80s when "Porkys" was a hit.  However, I don't think "She's Out Of My League" is attempting to ride on the coattails of "The Hangover" as it surely must of been already in production when it hit theaters.

Jay Baruchel, Alice Eve, and T.J. Miller head the cast of "She's Out Of My League".  I would shave my genital area if I could go to an advance screening of this film.  (Just kidding).

Incidentally, I went to the IMDB page of Alice Eve and didn't recognize a single project that she has been in other than the fact that she will appear in "Sex And The City 2".  Jay Baruchel has appeared in quite a few films/TV series including "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian where he played Sailor Joey Motorola, "Knocked Up" as Jay, and in two episodes of "Numb3rs" as Oswald Kittner.  If this film doesn't boost the career of Alice Eve, nothing will.

Since you are now probably anxious to see this trailer, here it is  (Reminder - this redband trailer is only for mature audiences over the age of seventeen.  Kids, watch this trailer only with your parents permission):

 

And now, if you're like me, you'll be rushing to the theater the weekend that it opens to see it.   Until that opens though, go to the official website for the movie.  You yourself can get rated.

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You Won't See Any "Little Fockers" This Summer

 

Universal Studios has announced that they have pulled "Little Fockers" from it's slated opening on July 30 and moved it to December 22.  "Little Fockers", with Ben Stiller and Robert Deniro is the sequel to the highly popular comedy "Meet The Fockers". 

A representative for Universal  said the studio is being "opportunistic" with its scheduling moves after noting the absence of a big comedy in the mix of 2010 holiday titles.  Slated to open in that same time frame is "Gulliver's Travels" starring Jack Black, "The Green Hornet" with Seth Rogan, and "True Grit" featuring Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, and Josh Brolin.

Opening in the spot vacated by Fockers will be Matt Damon's thriller "The Adjustment Bureau".  "Adjustment Bureau" co-stars include Emily Blunt and Terence Stamp.  "Adjustment Bureau" competition includes Lionsgate's "The Expendables" and Sony's Julia Roberts starrer "Eat, Pray, Love."

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Ghostbuster Caddy Sells At Auction For $80K.

The 1959 Cadillac Custom Ghostbuster ECTO-1, one of only three that were built was auctioned off recently by Barrett-Jackson Auctions and sold for $80 thousand dollars.  Ernie Hudson, one of the actors from the film attended the auction.  The video of the auction is right here, thanks to Hulu.Com.




An upgraded 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor, the Ecto-1 straddles the line between being totally dorky, and totally cool. Totally dorky, because let’s be fair: it’s a silly looking car with some silly looking stuff on it that doesn’t do much. Totally cool, because it’s used to fight ghosts.

Another Celebrity Death: Character Actor Johnny Seven Dies At 83.

 

The last couple of days has seen another flourish of celebrity deaths.  Along with Jean Simmons, Pernell Roberts,  and James Mitchell comes word that Johnny Seven, a prolific character actor of TV and movies has succumbed to lung cancer at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Mission Hills, CA.

Seven portrayed Lt. Carl Reese on 30 episodes of NBC's "Ironside" series and played Shirley MacLaine's brother, Karl Matuschka, in Billy Wilder's  "The Apartment."

Seven also appeared in such shows as "Chips," "Naked City," "The Untouchables," "Peter Gunn," "Death Valley Days," "Bonanza," "Gunsmoke," "The Phil Silvers Show," "Batman," "The Wild Wild West" and "Charlie's Angels."

Among his 26 films, Seven appeared in "The Last Mile" (1959) with Mickey Rooney, "Guns of the Timberland" (1960) with Alan Ladd and Blake Edwards' "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?" (1966).

 

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