''Gee look he's got funny hair in this one Yuk! Yuk and it's about basket ball this time and he's no good at it Ha! Ha!''

What'd Harry think of Jumper? A few weeks ago when we said he only gives glowing reviews, he said he was worried that Jumper might not live up to his expectations. And then he never reviewed it? At least, I dont think he did...

Seriously, the premiere was almost dead silent for 80% of the movie. Sad. See it and you will regret it.

p.s. there was one lady who was cackling like an idiot behind me, even at the "hilarious" pre-credit stuff Harry was talking about...Will Ferrell singing a song...is that all it takes to make some people laugh? It is I guess...sometimes people laugh when an actor just walks onscreen in anticipation of the funny. Me, I prefer waiting til the funny actually happens. But I digress. Back on point: THE MOVIE SUCKS.

Parts of it are a complete shit hole, other parts are just fine.

Roger and Me is a highly flawed film though. Micheal Moore is 100% full of crap. GM leaving didn't kill Flint, by that time most of the residents who could afford to leave had already moved to the suburbs. Unions, through their job bank programs and worker re-location programs, made sure those workers still had jobs and collected a pay check. Many of them had to move, but they moved from the Flint suburbs to other places. Flint was already a ghost town.

The sad truth is that white flight destroyed Flint. When the schools were integrated in the 60's there was serious tensions and violence between white students and black students and those who could afford to get out of the city left in droves. My mother was born and raised in Flint, and her parents moved to the suburbs when she was about to go into high school to escape the situation.

She said that by the time she graduated from high school in the suburbs more than half of the kids she went to school with in Flint had to moved to same town (just to the south of Flint). That happened in the 60's, years before GM began closing plants.

Flint was already a ghost town by the time the plants began shutting down in the 70's because most of the affluent residents who could afford to move to the suburbs had already left the city, but I wouldn't expect Micheal Moore to actually delve into the sad, but true, cause of Flint's decline because that wouldn't line up with his agenda to blame it all on corporations.

let me guess: Wil does an improptu striptease in the middle of the final game just for the lulz, right? Oh and at the end, when there's a big parade, he asks the leading lady to come shack up with him and she says no, but he's strangely still happy about his life.

yawn.

I guess the heart of rock 'n' roll is the beatin. And from what I hear I believe it.

This film is (still) not yet rated.

I'd rather eat the droppings of a literal Mothra than watch this. Well, that's not exactly true. But I still think this will suck like a 7-Eleven dumpster skank.