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June 9, 2008

Tom Cruise Can't Act His Way Out Of A Paper Eye-Patch

The release of Valkyrie, the one where Tom cruise dresses up like a Nazi, has been pushed back until February 2009. But here's what the trailer for the movie would have looked like if it was coming out this summer?

Ugh, I hate Hitler, you guys. He was always puling people apart like warm bread. If you've ever gone to the Holocaust Museum, or listened to a Holocaust survivor tell their tragic story, it's always a bunch of warm bread metaphors, and it's just like, Jesus, look what humanity is capable of. Sure, we all dream of a world where people don't pull each other apart like warm bread, but we can never go back to thinking that it's impossible. We know, now, that pulling people apart like warm bread is happening all the time. This movie should serve as a wake up call for our conscience, a wake up call that says stop the pulling apart of people like warm bread in Darfur.

I heard that they pushed the movie back until 2009 because they're going to overlay Tom Cruise's character with a CGI good actor.

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I'm so sad that this is Bryan Singer's work. He used to be better than that.

Posted by: Stella at 06/09/08 10:58 AM | Reply
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didn't know the nazi's were english.... this isn't ancient rome, we know what it sounds like when german's speak english.

Posted by: Brent profile link at 06/09/08 11:28 AM | Reply
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No spoilers, but I hope Hitler gets it.

Posted by: Max Silvestri profile link at 06/09/08 11:40 AM | Reply
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The best part is that the warm bread guy is played by Eddie Izzard, who probably realized what a stupid line that was the second he said it.

Posted by: hillary_b at 06/09/08 11:51 AM | Reply
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As we said in elementary school, that looks gay.

Posted by: TigerMachine profile link at 06/10/08 5:14 AM | Reply
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