5-sentence review of Your Sister’s Sister

Joyce the Hairdresser, my mom 2.0, dictates this review from her recent theater experience.

5. It was 6:30 at night and Bob and I both had our pajamas on and we weren’t going anywhere but I said, “Well, we could go to the movie, but we’d have to get our clothes back on, so we did.”

4. We went clear over to the theater on the south side by the airport and this French couple behind us wouldn’t shut up and the cell phones didn’t ring but the kept lighting up and people held the up to their faces so everybody got to see that light and it distracted you from the movie, not that it was much of a show.

3. Bob, what the hell was the name of that movie? (From the other room, Bob the Printer, my dad 2.0, says something unintelligible.) I don’t know, something about sisters.

2. This one man (Mark Duplass) was sad and so this gal who likes him (Emily Blunt) puts him up at the family cabin and he sleeps with her sister (Rosemarie DeWitt) and everybody is sad and the whole thing ends with people sitting around a toilet waiting for a pregnancy test and they don’t even tell you how it came out, which is just ignorant.

1. Anyway, it was dumb, really dumb.

 

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About Daniel P. Finney

A misanthrope, iconoclast and general grouch since the late 1980s, Daniel P. Finney has been a professional paragraph stacker since 1993. He reports. He writes. He blogs. He tweets. He beats deadlines. He amuses (himself, at least.) He informs. He adapts. He keeps moving forward. He eschews gatherings. The highlights of his week are Sunday chicken wings, new comics Wednesday and naps during televised sporting events. He does not wonder if there is a player to be named later in his life and spends most of his waking hours desperately trying to be left alone.

Posted on July 16, 2012, in Humor, Popular Culture, Reviews and tagged , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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