- Bullseye with Jesse Thorn A public radio show about things that are awesome. http://www.maximumfun.org "This is the kind of show people listen to in a more perfect world." - McSweeney's
14. "gosh, this reply really made me mad!" In response to Reply # 3
I surely hope noone's sitting at their computer and smiling because of how mad they made me!
And what if that reply is right and the move didn't have numbers get done for it?!? In some inexplicable way that would suddenly invalidate everything that was funny and good about the show. I just know it!!
you really are mad. Now that you've had this meltdown, go log off and let off some steam before your head explodes. You really do concern yourself too much with this stuff. It's not good for you man.
20. "You know that, I know that and they know that..." In response to Reply # 3
None of the actors are big names, they don't need elaborate sets or special effects, this isn't an expensive film to make. Between the box office and the dvd sales, they could easily break even without doing big numbers.
- Bullseye with Jesse Thorn A public radio show about things that are awesome. http://www.maximumfun.org "This is the kind of show people listen to in a more perfect world." - McSweeney's
29. "yeah, back up, but we'll see." In response to Reply # 26
- Bullseye with Jesse Thorn A public radio show about things that are awesome. http://www.maximumfun.org "This is the kind of show people listen to in a more perfect world." - McSweeney's
Holy. Shit. Michael Cera finally on board for Arrested Development movie by Genevieve Koski February 24, 2009 Article Tools
Seriously, could this day get any better, entertainment-news-wise? After months of infuriating Arrested Development fans by holding out on the much-discussed movie adaptation, it seems that Michael Cera finally managed to negotiate a deal to his liking, and is reportedly a go for the movie, according to "inside sources." Cera has been the lone holdout of the ensemble cast for a while now, so this announcement, combined with Ron Howard's almost-confirmation at the Oscars ("It's looking very much like we're going to make , but we've now been asked to stop offering any details. It's cloaked in a little mystery, but it's looking good."), is a good omen for the perpetually on-again-off-again project.
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