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Funny as hell. Didn't think I liked his comedy, but that was brilliant.
Funny as hell. Didn't think I liked his comedy, but that was brilliant.
lol that was funny
of course half of hollywood / the media are bitching about it because he didn't give a verbal blowjob to every actor he mentioned
fucking cunts
of course half of hollywood / the media are bitching about it because he didn't give a verbal blowjob to every actor he mentioned
fucking cunts
I feel bad for Martin Sheen.
heh that was good, and extremely uncomfortable for those there
i watched about 5 minutes of it last night and he had about 3 jokes that absolutely flopped, didnt seem like he was doing that well that night after his monologue
i watched about 5 minutes of it last night and he had about 3 jokes that absolutely flopped, didnt seem like he was doing that well that night after his monologue
You realise that he was pulled off for over an hour and was awol from the hosting duties, while backstage he was told to "straighten up and fly right or else you're fired" , yeah?Winston_Churchill wrote:
heh that was good, and extremely uncomfortable for those there
i watched about 5 minutes of it last night and he had about 3 jokes that absolutely flopped, didnt seem like he was doing that well that night after his monologue
no, and how is that relevant? he had jokes that werent funny during it, they were obviously before this happened since they were the same style but just not funny at all. i found this really funny but some of his stuff during it was baaaaaaaaaaaad
@ The Tourist comment... that movie was honestly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. So fucking predictable.
I do think he stepped out of line though, as funny as his comments were. You save those kind of jokes for shows like The Daily Show, Bill Maher, etc. Not a primetime awards show. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were fantastic in hosting the Oscars last year and while they certainly cracked some jokes, they didn't go nearly this far.
I do think he stepped out of line though, as funny as his comments were. You save those kind of jokes for shows like The Daily Show, Bill Maher, etc. Not a primetime awards show. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were fantastic in hosting the Oscars last year and while they certainly cracked some jokes, they didn't go nearly this far.
why? these people make millions of dollars even when their movies suck. They can't take a little roasting? They ought to grow some thicker skin. We make a bigger deal out of these awards than we do about the Nobel Prize awardsPoseidon wrote:
@ The Tourist comment... that movie was honestly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. So fucking predictable.
I do think he stepped out of line though, as funny as his comments were. You save those kind of jokes for shows like The Daily Show, Bill Maher, etc. Not a primetime awards show. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were fantastic in hosting the Oscars last year and while they certainly cracked some jokes, they didn't go nearly this far.
i love ricky gervais, always have done
another victory
another victory
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Love how everyone was massively butthurt over his jokes. He did them a favour no one gave a shit about the golden globes.
He got people talking and made it somewhat memorable right?
Ricky Gervais fucking awesome, only reason i even i watched that shit
i didn't even know the golden globes was on, and i wouldn't have known if it wasnt for xyz celebs being butthurt about ricky gervais. all hail ricky gervais
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Agreed, he's a fucking comedian, there's no dire consequences to him making fun of people a bit. They're getting paid millions of dollars to act in these shitty movies, they can take a fucking joke.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
why? these people make millions of dollars even when their movies suck. They can't take a little roasting? They ought to grow some thicker skin. We make a bigger deal out of these awards than we do about the Nobel Prize awardsPoseidon wrote:
@ The Tourist comment... that movie was honestly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. So fucking predictable.
I do think he stepped out of line though, as funny as his comments were. You save those kind of jokes for shows like The Daily Show, Bill Maher, etc. Not a primetime awards show. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin were fantastic in hosting the Oscars last year and while they certainly cracked some jokes, they didn't go nearly this far.
It's not a roast if it's some placid bullshit. Gotta hit them where it hurts. The audience present may not have all appreciated it but like with Colbert at the White House dinner Gervais understands there's a much wider viewership....
His introduction for Tom Hanks and Tim Allen had me lolling hard.
"What can I say about our next two presenters? The first is an actor, producer, writer and director whose movies have grossed over $3.5bn at the box office. He's won two Academy Awards and three Golden Globes for his powerful and varied performances starring in such films as Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Castaway, Apollo 13 and Saving Private Ryan. The other is Tim Allen."
"What can I say about our next two presenters? The first is an actor, producer, writer and director whose movies have grossed over $3.5bn at the box office. He's won two Academy Awards and three Golden Globes for his powerful and varied performances starring in such films as Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Castaway, Apollo 13 and Saving Private Ryan. The other is Tim Allen."
My favorite part about that was when he looked on the other side of the card, just to double-check that there was nothing else written.ghettoperson wrote:
His introduction for Tom Hanks and Tim Allen had me lolling hard.
"What can I say about our next two presenters? The first is an actor, producer, writer and director whose movies have grossed over $3.5bn at the box office. He's won two Academy Awards and three Golden Globes for his powerful and varied performances starring in such films as Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Castaway, Apollo 13 and Saving Private Ryan. The other is Tim Allen."
It was great, glad he stuck to it
I like Charlie Sheen
And I think it´s awesome he hooked up with Capri Anderson and hold her hostage naked while trashing the hotel, naked.
And I think it´s awesome he hooked up with Capri Anderson and hold her hostage naked while trashing the hotel, naked.
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I lost interest in the Nobel Prize when they tossed Obama one just 'cause.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
We make a bigger deal out of these awards than we do about the Nobel Prize awards
Pretty sure he made some pokes at them last time he hosted. Something about Mel Gibson .. er something.
On Conan he said he had planned to come out dressed as Hitler.. step up to the mic and say "Too Far?... I borrowed this from Mel Gibson's closet". Now that truly would have been funny.
edit: let me get it right
On Conan he said he had planned to come out dressed as Hitler.. step up to the mic and say "Too Far?... I borrowed this from Mel Gibson's closet". Now that truly would have been funny.
edit: let me get it right
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/peopl … -as-HitlerBut when he told Golden Globes organisers his plan, he was immediately banned from doing it.
'I was going to come out dressed as Adolf Hitler,' he told talk show host Conan O'Brien, showing him that he would throw in a 'sieg heil' salute, too.
'I was going to get to the podium, let it die down - then go, 'Too much?' 'Then I wanted to look in the crowd and go, 'It's the wrong crowd, just the wrong crowd'.
'And then I was going to say, 'That's the last time I borrow a suit from Mel Gibson'.
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Yeah.Kmar wrote:
Pretty sure he made some pokes at them last time he hosted. Something about Mel Gibson .. er something.
Skip to 8:10 for the Gibson joke.
Another one at the Emmys:
meh big deal... not that offensive... and not that funny tbh
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Normally don't like him, but he's pretty funny at awards
