Jodi Arias - Movie Dirty Little Secrets

This weekend, Lifetime premiered their rendition of the Jodi Arias' story. I believe they may have been going for a dramatic flair but towards the end and after the vivid portrayal of the murder, it almost became slightly comical. I have hunch they were making fun of Jodi with her absurd excuses and storytelling.

Surprisingly I was impressed with the casting. Tania Raymonde, who plays Jodi actually resembles the real Arias in many ways and nailed the "empty, emotionless looks" that we've come to know from Jodi watching her trial. Jesse Lee Soffer, who plays Travis also resembles the real Travis and came off fairly likable. He seemed to portray the energy one could imagine Travis had, based on what we have been told by his family members and friends.

The movie takes great liberties in changing various parts of the story. Most of the changes didn't seem to disturb the overall storyline -- Jodi is crazy and Travis was not so smart in how he dealt with her.

Perhaps if there was more time to work up better scenes and editing, this could make for a fairly good film. I cannot say this was horrible but it almost comes across as a film that was put together in a hurry.

What's your opinion?

Now There Is NO Free Speech? Where Is Hollywood?

Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, who is one the film makers of the anti-Islamic movie “Innocence of Muslims,” that supposedly started the current riots and protests spreading across the Middle East is being investigated by the Feds.

Here We Go...More Gun Control Crap

After the bodies have been buried and time has past the democrats will start advocating for gun control...

Wait. I can't even type that and not laugh. 

The Goonies- Remembering Data

Okay, so...this is so weird. I decided to watch The Goonies today. As predicted, my daughter was somewhat glued to the tv. So, you can imagine how shocked I was to sign into my email on AOL and see this as a story.

Jonathan Ke Quan made it big as Data in "The Goonies" and Harrison Ford's sidekick Short Round in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom." Guess what he looks like now!

Jonathan Ke Quan, now 39, was at 25th anniversary of "The Goonies" looking perfect.

Read more: http://photos.tmz.com/galleries/memba_them__4#tab=most_recent&id=80666#ixzz149wyy9mI

 25 years?!?! This movie is 25 years old?!!? Oh, wow. I feel old now.