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Many titles are hitting home video this week, including two films that competed for multiple Oscars during Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony.

Gotta be quick as I’m about to dash off to see I Love You Phillip Morris, the gay rom-com written and directed by those Bad Santa scribes that is truly finding it hard to carve out a personality amongst it’s confused advertising campaign here in the U.K.

I imagine it’ll be gone a week after it’s March 19th release, and the movie will suffer a similar fate next month in the U.S.

Here’s my trepidiations before going into the screening;

1. The movie premiered at the Sundance before last, with two supposedly big names leading and I’m only getting to see it now. WARNING! WARNING!

2. It’s believed the movie has been cut because of it’s “graphic homosexual love-making scenes”, which is absurd and wouldn’t happen in a movie with two women. Black Swan for example.

3. Jim Carrey hasn’t turned in a good performance since Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind five years ago, and whatever happened in his personal life between that movie’s release in ‘o4 – to The Number 23 in ‘07 – changed Carrey. The roles he has been taking, the performances he has been giving, his attitude and reckless approach to his career (which cost him some big roles in …

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The source of this story about a possible sequel to Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure (I think we can all agree to pretend Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey never existed, right?  Good.) is the above video, of MTV’s awkward Josh Horowitz asking Keanu Reeves, “Let’s greenlight the Bill & Ted sequel right now, let’s make it happen.”

To which Keanu says, “I’m trying, I’m trying.”  Then Josh asks him if he’s kidding, and he says he’s serious, but it’s hard to tell if he actually is, because one of the things dumb people like to do when they’re joking is keep saying “I’m serious” and smirking.  I know your game, Reeves. Now gimme back my nose, motherfu-ker.

Anyway, was he serious?  Or was he just trying to avoid looking like an asshole when someone brought up his most successful role like John Cusack did when someone brought up boomboxes?  Said Alex Winter through a mouthful of rubber tubing he was using to tie off an arm vein, “God I hope he was serious.”  Anyone want to guess what Alex Winter’s actual last steady role was?  If you said “King Mole Man” on “Saul of the Mole Men,” go to the head of the class.  I am not making that up.  You have to admit, “Saul” is a really good name for a mole man.

[via MTV - thanks to the Carluch for the tip]

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