When bad celebrities happen to good fans

[ivy03]

Being the good little Stargate: Atlantis fans that we are (try as the show might to turn us away), trakkie and I watched David Hewlett's film A Dog's Breakfast. Or, what the Stargate cast and crew did to pass the time during hiatus

Comments

[trakkie]

WORD.

[miss_pryss]

Strong words!

[ivy03]

Yes, I'm just waiting for the squirrels from his message board to come flame me. But there are few things worse than someone I am a fan of using that adoration to produce a movie of unbounded ego. The only reason this got made was because of his fan base, which just makes me wish the fan base would rise up and smack him. I can just see him raising money for this by pointing to all the postcards fan sent him. "See! They love me and will buy anything I make!"

David Hewlett, you are awesome, but not that awesome.

[embroiderama]

Don't hold back! Say what you really feel! ;)

I haven't seen the movie, and I'm only a casual fan of SGA, but this review was hilarious and 100% worth reading.

[amari_z]

I stopped watching SGA after the first season or so, but this makes me laugh. Those poor suckers making the film for him.

[ivy03]

I want so desperately to see an MST3K of this movie with the cast and crew of SGA (especially the ones who weren't involved) saying what they actually think of it. I know this will never happen. Heck, they may all think it's fantastic. But there has to be somebody even moderately talented on SGA who would look at this and call it what it is.

[anonymous]

Spot. On. And I couldn't even say this to myself as I was watching "A Dog's Breakfast" - my fannishness wouldn't allow me. So mostly I held myself sitting, cringing, but not letting any ebil!thoughts cross my mind. Thanks for saying what I needed to hear.