OK, so I'm worse than the O.C. Weekly when it's come to getting my Comic-Con report out (their con report was 2 weeks late and still made the cover story with some *ahem* scathing letters
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Be glad it's only half. Seriously, I was going to try and write it all out in one post and realized it was getting insane.
Funny thing--Harrison Ford joked about not being the hot guy in the film this time around and the camera panned to Shia LaBeouf who's going to be one of his sidekicks.
To be completely honest, I can't for the life of me tell Shia LaBeof from any other young, white male actor these days, but when he came up on screen all the teen/early-20-year-old girls in the audience screamed like hysteric fangirls. The only reason why I even knew that was him was because men around me were grumbling about that "fuckin' LaBeouf" and not being as big a shit as he thinks her is.
I'm guessing the fact that I haven't seen any of his movies, or at least seen any and remembered he was in them, has something to do with it.
Harrison was probably just trying to be complimentary in saying that he's not going to be the main heart throb for the young girls any more.
Since he was in Transformers all these people are now on the LaBeouf train. I remember when he was in Holes, I, Robot, and Constantine. He just irritates me.
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See, I saw Constantine, but can't remember who the hell he was in it. Then again I only saw the movie once, right when it came out, and Brandon and I fell asleep through parts of it. Every time we woke up Keanu was coughing something up. Whole movie was an anti-smoking ad, I swear.
That's probably what Shia's going to be in Indy--the annoying sidekick. Based on the two guys they showed at con, Indy has an older, chubby assistant (Ray Winstone) who wears the khaki clothes and so on, and then there's Shia with a leather jacket.
After briefly checking YouTube, found the entire satellite feed that was played at the Paramount panel:
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Funny thing--Harrison Ford joked about not being the hot guy in the film this time around and the camera panned to Shia LaBeouf who's going to be one of his sidekicks.
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I'm guessing the fact that I haven't seen any of his movies, or at least seen any and remembered he was in them, has something to do with it.
Harrison was probably just trying to be complimentary in saying that he's not going to be the main heart throb for the young girls any more.
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See, I saw Constantine, but can't remember who the hell he was in it. Then again I only saw the movie once, right when it came out, and Brandon and I fell asleep through parts of it. Every time we woke up Keanu was coughing something up. Whole movie was an anti-smoking ad, I swear.
That's probably what Shia's going to be in Indy--the annoying sidekick. Based on the two guys they showed at con, Indy has an older, chubby assistant (Ray Winstone) who wears the khaki clothes and so on, and then there's Shia with a leather jacket.
After briefly checking YouTube, found the entire satellite feed that was played at the Paramount panel:
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