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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 11:26 am
I have one grandmother left, and she's 104. And no, Haur, I don't sound like Pickles, and I'm not a drummer. Not even close.
I wonder if anyone is ever going to interact with Jim. . .
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:15 pm
To those that are curious about Twilight (Movie or Book) but could never bare to sit through the movie and can't be bothered to read the book, a very good friend of mind wrote this screenplay to compact it and tell you what the series is REALLY saying.
KRISTEN STEWART goes to FORKS, WASHINGTON. KRISTEN STEWART (V.O.)
Once upon a time, there lived an enchanting girl named Stephanie M-er, I mean Kristen Stewart. She was so awesome that her awesomeness couldn't be contained in Arizona, so she moved to Washington to stay with her father, who was totally lame and not cool.
BILLY BURKE Hey honey. I'm super lame. I got you a car, but it's totally uncool because I'm totally uncool. KRISTEN STEWART Thanks Dad, or whatever. Time for my first day at a new school. Since every teen coming-of-age story requires the main character be a social outcast, I suppose I'll have to endure being the unpopular new girl until I do something that proves my worth. Until then I'll pretend to be deep and emotional when I'm really just a pretentious stuck up b***h. KRISTEN goes to school and is INSTANTLY POPULAR AND BELOVED but still acts emotional and deep even though she is really just a pretentious stuck up b***h. ANNA KENDRICK Oh my God I love your hair you're so pretty will you be my new best friend? GREGORY TYREE BOYCE Can I take you out sometime since you're so awesome? MICHAEL WELCH No way you a*****e, I saw her first! KRISTEN STEWART I'd rather watch "The Messengers" than date either of you. Why don't you go ask Anna instead? ANNA KENDRICK Ohmigod I'm getting Kristen's rejects, that's so awesome! KRISTEN STEWART Wow. I guess this is what it looks like when the unpopular fat girl's pathetic daydreams get written down and published into a bestselling book. Aren't well-written characters supposed to have flaws? ANNA KENDRICK Flaws? Oh, well, um, I suppose you could argue that you're a little TOO perfect and amazing. But I don't think so. Let's make out.
Suddenly, ROBERT PATTINSON enters. The paleness of him and his family members reach blinding levels while the squeals in the movie theater reach deafening levels. KRISTEN STEWART Who's the holy crow's albino Wolverine? ANNA KENDRICK Oh, him? That's Robert. He's universally acknowledged as the hottest boy in school but he doesn't date anyone because no girl is good enough for him. KRISTEN STEWART No girl is good enough for him? Man, the excuses closeted homosexuals come up with these days...
KRISTEN sits next to ROBERT, who nearly vomits in his mouth and leaves school for a week. Eventually, he returns. KRISTEN STEWART Hey, where did you go? Because you are exceedingly mean to me, I find myself inexplicably attracted to you. ROBERT PATTINSON Sounds like textbook daddy issues, you fat cow. KRISTEN STEWART (swoon) ROBERT PATTINSON You have a bright career as a stripper ahead of you, kid.
ROBERT and KRISTEN continue not quite interacting with each other and having no chemistry what-so-ever. KRISTEN STEWART Hey, your eyes are changing color from gorgeous to ultragorgeous. What's going on? ROBERT PATTINSON The lion falls in love with the lamb. See what I did there? I made a improper Bible reference to demonstrate the authors religious background and that I'm dangerous and you're innocent! Alright, you got me. I was acting like a jerk because I secretly totally love you. ROBERT PATTERSON holds an apple in his hands in a manner resembling the book cover. ROBERT PATTERSON HA! I am on a roll with these bible references! KRISTEN STEWART Of course! This also explains why the captain of the football team always acted like he hated Stephanie Meyer! ROBERT PATTINSON There's more. I want to eat you. KRISTEN STEWART Holy crow, really? I need to go home and do some waxing first, but... ROBERT PATTINSON No, I mean literally eat you. I'm a vampire. KRISTEN STEWART Hmm. The only way I will believe you is if you carry me up a mountain using special effects from the 70s.
He DOES.
KRISTEN STEWART You really are a vampire! Does that mean that garlic, stakes, and sunlight kill you? ROBERT PATTINSON Don't be stupid. All of that established vampire lore is far too interesting for this movie. Being a vampire just means I get superpowers. It's like being Spider-Man, but sexier. Also, I sparkle in the sunlight. KRISTEN STEWART So that's why your family moved here, because it's always overcast! ROBERT PATTINSON That's right everyone, this whole movie is a two-hour-long setup for a joke about the Pacific Northwest. KRISTEN STEWART So if you're immortal, how old are you anyway? ROBERT PATTINSON Over a hundred, but to be fair I've spent most of that time working on my hair. The two of them GAZE into each other's eyes with UNCOMFORTABLY HUGE CLOSEUPS for 80% of the rest of the movie.
INT. KRISTEN'S BEDROOM KRISTEN wakes up to find ROBERT watching her sleep. KRISTEN STEWART Holy ******** s**t! If you weren't so hot I'd have you arrested! How long have you been doing this? ROBERT PATTINSON 2 months. KRISTEN STEWART But I've only lived here one month according to the script. ROBERT PATTINSON Yeah, the script was written in like six weeks. Don't get hung up on s**t like that. KRISTEN STEWART Oh. Well, as long as you're here I guess we could have sex. ROBERT PATTINSON No, I can't have sex with you! I'd be unable to control myself! I'd bite you and turn you into a vampire! Also I ejaculate boiling venom, so I'd need to wear like fifty condoms. Plus it would go against the Mormon values of the author. KRISTEN STEWART Wait, we can't have sex at all because of some Mormon cultist chick, and you can't suck my blood? How can you make a vampire movie without anyone sucking blood? ROBERT PATTINSON It's alright, I think this movie already has more than its fair share of sucking. INT. BILLY BURKE'S HOUSE BILLY BURKE is cleaning his gun and drinking a beer while listening to country music. KRISTEN STEWART Dad, my boyfriend is coming over to pick me up. Try not to get dork all over him. BILLY BURKE Okay, let me meet him after the movie so I can make the film industry's ten billionth joke about protective fathers disliking boyfriends.
KRISTEN STEWART Alright. Oh, and also: He's a 100-year-old vampire, don't say anything racist about vampires, okay? ROBERT PATTINSON Hello, sir. It's a pleasure to meet you, Kristen has said absolutely nothing about you because you're so lame. BILLY BURKE So I hear you're a 100-years-old. And interested in my 17-year-old daughter. So, mathematically that's like, what, a 40-year-old dating a 6-year-old? ROBERT PATTINSON Ummmmmmmm... BILLY BURKE Yeah, so my friend Chris Hansen would like you to have a seat right over here. KRISTEN STEWART Dad, you're embarrassing me almost as much having to act in this dumb movie! I'm just going over to his house to have dinner with his family, I'll be back before 11. Unless the ravenous vampires murder me, of course. BILLY BURKE Alright, just bring this pepper spray with you. It's literally the very least I can do to offer it to my teenage daughter. KRISTEN STEWART Daaaaad! Stop being such a loser, I don't need this! BILLY BURKE Really? Weren't you almost raped by four guys earlier in the movie? KRISTEN STEWART Yeah but I have a BOYFRIEND now, which means I no longer have to be independent or physically capable of doing anything on my own. GOD! ROBERT and KRISTEN go to visit ROBERT'S FAMILY MANSION in the middle of the woods, because of course the FANTASY MALE should be rich, too. INT. GLASS MANSION KRISTEN meets ROBERT'S VAMPIRE FAMILY. KRISTEN STEWART Jesus, this place is paler than an Anne Rice book signing event. At least it doesn't smell as bad. PETER FACINELLI Welcome to our ridiculously expensive home. I'm the father figure of this family because I'm the one who turned them all into vampires. There's something disturbing about the idea that I've only turned teenagers into vampires, but let's ignore that. KRISTEN STEWART Wow, you guys are so close. What keeps this family together so well? PETER FACINELLI Funny you should ask. Let me tell you about Count Joseph Von Smith. One day a vampire named Moronula appeared to him and told him to find these golden stakes buried in a coffin... NIKKI REED Knock it off, dad. So, Kristen, there must be something really special about you for Robert to take such a liking to you and risk the lives of his entire family. Tell us about yourself. KRISTEN STEWART Me? Oh, no. I'm just a hollow placeholder for all of the teenage girls in the audience to project their personalities onto. I have none of my own whatsoever. NIKKI REED Oh. Well what do you like to do for fun? KRISTEN STEWART Mostly smoke pot on my porch in front of the paparazzi. What about you guys? PETER FACINELLI Vampire baseball. KRISTEN STEWART Ha ha, no seriously. PETER FACINELLI Really. Vampire baseball. We even have uniforms. Want to come watch us play? KRISTEN STEWART Actually, as it happens, the very last thing on Earth I or any other sane person would want to watch is vampire baseball, but go ahead.
They play vampire baseball, which looks exactly as stupid as it sounds to all of the males in the audience. The game attracts the attention of some EVIL VAMPIRES, who actually do the type of s**t vampires are supposed to, like ******** kill boring humans. One of them, CAM GIGANDET, notices KRISTEN. CAM GIGANDET Oh man, that looks great, are you gonna finish that? ROBERT PATTINSON Stay away from her or my family will have to kill you. Specifically, we'll have to hiss at you like fifth graders pretending to be Dracula, and then kill you. CAM GIGANDET Murder, eh? That's one hell of a family activity. My family usually just plays Scrabble. PETER FACINELLI The family that slays together, stays together. CAM tries to eat KRISTEN, a poorly directed action fight sequence ensues, and eventually he is defeated. PETER FACINELLI Kristen's been bitten! She'll be turned into a vampire within minutes unless you suck the venom out! I can't do it for some reason or another. ROBERT PATTINSON Since the whole novel this is based on is just Mormon propaganda for abstinence and bloodsucking is a metaphor for sex, what exactly is this advocating? PETER FACINELLI Look, all I know is that even though it's going to be REALLY HARD from here on out, you're just going to have to PULL OUT of her before CLIMAX. Well, the climax of the movie, that is. He DOES. It's very DISSATISFYING. INT. HOSPITAL KRISTEN wakes up in the hospital, and ROBERT wakes up after her. KRISTEN STEWART I thought vampires never slept. ROBERT PATTINSON Script. Six weeks. Remember? KRISTEN STEWART Right. Well, thanks for saving my life after endangering it by inviting me into your dangerous world. Let's go to the prom together. ROBERT PATTINSON Actually, I think it would be better if we broke up. To keep you safe. KRISTEN STEWART From vampires? ROBERT PATTINSON No, from being typecast into Bella's role forever after this series is done. I'm already screwed, but it's not too late for you. KRISTEN STEWART No. No, you can't ever leave me. Never. No matter what. We must be together forever and ever and ever. I mean hey, it's in the contract we signed for acting in these movies anyways, so why not? ROBERT PATTINSON Holy s**t, you're a clingy psychotic b***h. Maybe we do have a realistic high school relationship after all. They stay together and go to the PROM. KRISTEN STEWART I want you to make me a vampire so that I can be with you, even if it means sacrificing my own life as a mortal. ROBERT PATTINSON So, the next generation of young women are currently flocking to see a female lead starring in a movie by a female director based on a bestselling book by a female author, and in this movie the main character wants to become completely submissive and self-sacrificing for a male. KRISTEN STEWART I love you. Put a baby in me. ROBERT PATTINSON Sorry, we gotta wait or else there wouldn't be a plot for the sequels. *GASP* Wait! On second thou- END
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:33 pm
Very nice. My compliments to the chef.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:33 pm
Eric Coldfire my grandma is the same way, Haur, she sees my watching tv or on the computer or playing on the 360 and she automatically assumes I'm doing nothing of importances. On top of that, she's hardcore religious, and believes the world revolves around her. >< ugh. I love my grandma. She's my best friend and she's so practical. Maybe because she's young. She'll be 56 this year? But yeah she's religious, but not a fanatic. Example: She bought me a game boy color so I could buy and play Pokemon when I was in middle school. She even watched the first episode with me (while commenting on how she'd beat Pikachu's a** XD). Her sister, who is a year or so older than her wouldn't buy my cousin pokemon because she believed it was of the devil (But she thought it was okay to buy a 12 year old the dvd to South Park :Bigger Better Longer and Uncut!!! O.o These women are of the same religion. My grandma prays and such but is very realistic and open minded. When I was like 16 or 17 I wanted to buy RE 4 and the store wouldn't let me because I was under aged. She came to the back of the store and got it for me (and till this day talks mega s**t about my gaming skills if I die XD). MY favorite thing to do is play "True Crime: Los Angeles" and frisk ONLY all the black people and see how long it takes for her to notice. It's good for a laugh because she gets super happy when the civilians knock the crap out of me. My BEST grandma moment was when I was a freshman in highschool. She walked into the living room and saw me playing my SNES so this was like 2002 2003, or so. She looked at me and said. "You need an upgrade. BAD!" And gave me the Toys R Us paper which had a damn good deal for Game Cube and PS2's. So yeah, sometimes my grandma is spoiled (when she wants me to do things then and there) but since I'm older I can say "Hey! Check out my birth certificate! Does the name say 'House Slave'? No cause that was GREAT grandma!" And she'll laugh because what I said about her mom is pretty messed up...I think my great grandma was a slave O.o.... I don't know. XD But yeah. This is Haur's adventure with her grandma ^.^
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:35 pm
Psychoholic Slag I have one grandmother left, and she's 104. And no, Haur, I don't sound like Pickles, and I'm not a drummer. Not even close. I wonder if anyone is ever going to interact with Jim. . . Wow! That's awesome! I hope my grandma lives that long. Blacks born after the 50's tend to have a very poor chance of making it past 50, so my grandma is actually happy and feels like she's lived a long life, but I hope she at least makes it to my granpa's age which was (81) <== he was born in 1918, and grams was born 1954. Awww no Wisconsin accent? =(
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:36 pm
Chicken butt! Go around the house and lick it up! xp xp *hugs*
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:39 pm
Thank you for depressing everyone. My great grandmother is dead, and my grand father is dead. The both died when I was too young to appreciate them or history, so I'll never be able to ask them questions about life during the times of Jim Crow and right before slavery was abolished. I miss them very much and now I spend every waking day in college begging every God in every religion to take me before they take my grandma. See, I can out sad you too.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:03 pm
man Haur, you got one of dem dar kewl grandparents, I got a crazy b***h and one who treats me like a prince, >< guess which one I have to live with.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:11 pm
Awww *hugs* You're one of the kids I used to be grateful for not having to be when I was little. My grandma would sometimes buy kids candy and stuff when their own grandparents would lie about having no money.
My grandma is nice. I'm much more crochety than she could ever be. She's ALWAYS telling me "Don't be so hard on your dad/mom." XD
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:25 pm
my grandma is also the biggest hypocrite you'd ever meet, she's was ecstatic when she found out I was reading, at the same time she was horrified that I was reading books of witchcraft and devilworshiping (aka Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone), my dad's mom on the otherhand thinks I'm the greatest thing since sliced bread.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:25 pm
Someone please turn Stephanie Meyer into a vegetable and let your friend take over writing rights. ^.^
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:44 pm
XD yeah, he's major anti-twi, my fault for telling him all about it after I saw the movie ><. Finally the Scary Movie guys actually made a movie off a series that was worth bashing. Vampires Suck. ^^
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:58 pm
I actually want to pay to see that movie.
Hmm I wonder if it's because your nice grandmother is the "traditional" latina grandmother, where she praises the males?
What's going on your mothers side, because normally in the latin family boys get the ******** cherished out of them
My grandma an be hypocritical at times. Like when she calls me to curse me out about my bank statement (30+ purchases in a month), WHILE she's on her way to Wal-Mart having gone to her favorite resteraunt driving around people while she wastes gas XD. She'll like and say she goes to Walmart only once a month -,-. My a** gramma!
I'd pay for that movie and not wait for it to be streamed.
My grandma wondered why I wasn't into Harry Potter and stuff, because she heard a lot about parents and kids and the phenom and she asked me if I wanted the book and I said "Hell NO!" s**t she bought the movie for herself and begged me to watch it with her. I never finished that movie....
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 7:18 pm
maybe, the Hispanic in me is all from my dad's side, I was her first grandson, so that may be it. My mom's mom is old school traditional. >< unfortunatly no one has told her that the county life of the 1930's ended awhile ago.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 7:30 pm
Ah! That explains it. I didn't know you a little sugar packet (half and half)! ^.^
Well be successful and you can escape that. Fail and you continue to live with it. :p
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