There was this movie with...Julianne Moore of one of these people.

I find it really sad.

I've known mentally ill people and it not fun and games for them.

I think Julianne Moore is the most famous actress to be bottomless in more than 1 movie. (not famous because of that, but just famous)

Would have liked to see her improv in this skit though, rather than reading lines from her prior movies... I would have even tipped $2 to see that!

Watched it once, never to return-One of those once is enough flicks....Don't dig that 'window into slow demise' kinna flick(didn't LLV kinna put him on the map....Best Actor)?

He takes on roles as cage playing cage-I place him in the Keanu Reeves category of hactors as in, where are they now?
But you really can say that about any A-lister from the 80's-90's, Hollywoods' drying up on her corner and vine-Cage got roles and was handed prominence because of the Godfather, FFC.

Brian Cranstons' got more talent in his little finger, and he's done how many feature films???

Liked 'Next', but because of Jessica Beale and Julianne Moore, plus.....Philip K Dick story-and I'm about the PhilDick.

Can't watch Raising Arizona anymore-can't get a giggle from it-my chucklers' maybe broke....

(watching Lord of War now, revisiting it to try and prove myself wrong)

this is clearly an attempt to respond to the devastating book, Game Change, and the film that was based on it (starring Julianne Moore as the "disastah from alaska," Woody Harrelson as the campaign manager, and Ed Harris as a McCaininator: a must-see if only for the true-to-life depictions of what actually happened in the Repub's '08 political run-up for the White House.)

Sarah Palin vs Julianne Moore vs Tina Fey...now that I would pay to see.

>> ^deathcow:

This starts to get weird after a while and you cant tell who is acting more.


People like Palin are actors really...they just really want to believe that they're not.

This clip confirms a couple of things for me. First that I want to see this movie. Second, it confirms that Julianne Moore is a very,very talented actor. I've enjoyed most every role I've seen her in- she's certainly got a handle on channeling Palin in this flick.

I've seen interviews with Moore and she comes across as intelligent, charming, and both self-aware and self deprecating at the same time It is also true that she is overwhelmingly attractive. Sarah Palin on the other hand, well let's just say that there is nothing at all attractive about mean-spirited and ignorant.

Julianne Moore's only fault seems to be that she actually sounds sincere. To capture the true Sarah Palin she needed to play it more like a bad actress who didn't study her lines.

Nope, Julianne Moore still sounds more intelligent.

<3 <3 <3 <3 julianne moore <3 <3 <3 <3

julianne moore as sarah palin? thats... hot!

Full list from the funnyordie website:

Laz Alonso as Doc
Alexis Bledel as Lady Jaye
Billy Crudup as Zartan
Zach Galifiankais as Snow Job
Tony Hale as Dr. Mindbender
Vinnie Jones as Destro
Joey Kern as Tomax
Joey Kern as Xamot
Chuck Liddell as Gung Ho
Julianne Moore as Scarlett
Henry Rollins as Duke
Alan Tudyk as Shipwreck
Olivia Wilde as The Baroness
and
Sgt. Slaughter as Himself
Also featuring Jamin Fite as Cobra Commander
Frankie Kang as Storm Shadow
Geoff Mann as Buzzer
Andreas Owald as Snake Eyes
Daniel Strange as Torch
Kevin Umbricht as Ripper

Also, LOL at the mouse cursor over GI:JOE headquarters =P

but you also have julianne moore... rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr (homer type sound)

ok. first, i want you to know, i am upvoting this for the song alone.
like most music videos, i tend to dig it more without their visuals anyway.

but, yes, as a bonus, "and for no reason at all, Julianne Moore" = genuine lol
take that, tubby!

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