Monday Kickstart: How the West was Son'd

Welp, this is the early front-runner for best movie of 2014.



"If you wanna send me a letter, you've gotta send it 'Care of: her vagina'." Jesus this looks hilarious. Don't know if I can get used to MacFarlane's voice coming out of his own head, though; I'm so used to it coming out of Ted and Family Guy characters. And I hope Sarah Silverman's character has a bigger part in the film than she does in the trailer, because she might just steal the whole thing.

Now that you've had your laughs, how about something to inspire you this week? These days there may be no better inspiration than the big, beautiful...brown eyes of the UK's Demi Rose:

Bloody hell she's fine. Let's go.

Made for TV

Coming in 2013; HBO Films Present "Blown Call". They were the least valuable player in the nation's most popular sports league, until they took a knee for what they believed.

Starring Jay Mohr as NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell; Liam Neeson as Ed Hochuli; Jeff Daniels as Bill Belichik; and Xzibit as Golden Tate.

I'm just spit-balling. But, after casually joking about it on Twitter, I'm really feeling this idea. Get at me, HBO.

It's Friday

Time to kick it with the homies...

The A-Team Trailer

This is likely to be the most anticipated movie of 2010. And, judging by the trailer, there appears to be several pluses about this big screen adaptation. For one, it looks like the writers did a good job with the dialogue. And the actors (Liam Neeson, Sharlto Copley, Bradley Cooper, and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson) seem to keep their characters true to their iconic TV show counterparts. The action sequences, though...I'm sorry, but Bradley Cooper popping out of an armored vehicle's hatch to fire a machine gun at a Predator drone as the vehicle plummets through the sky may be a little far-fetched. Especially when fans of the original A-Team would've been satisfied with seeing a Jeep flip.