Comments for NO, NO, NO, I AM RIGHT

Comment on THE Carson Jones interviewed on SHU-IZMZ Radio by Bryan Schuessler

Bryan Schuessler — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:07:49 +0000

Thanks for the interview, Carson! I had a blast picking your brain…your nose…your ass…etc…
Looking forward to working on the next film with you and learning how to cope with being directed by a filthy redneck!

Comment on THE Carson Jones interviewed on SHU-IZMZ Radio by K.M. Jamison

K.M. Jamison — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:55:18 +0000

This is why i’m slashing open your throat in the next film.

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by Amused and Disappointed

Amused and Disappointed — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:12:40 +0000

There is sooo much wrong with that last comment. But, Apparently since I am not a Jew or Muslem, I can’t make fun of the “nice christian” person that just left it, however. Too bad I didn’t know better when I was born because I really like to make fun of stupid racists.

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by nicegirl0007

nicegirl0007 — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 02:53:54 +0000

you must be some kinda jew or muslem to make fun of nice christian people!!!! you are going to hell!!!!

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by ANGRY PERSON

ANGRY PERSON — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 02:08:18 +0000

this is so meannnnn! you should be ashamedd!!! :’(

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by Alef de Ghizé

Alef de Ghizé — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:35:44 +0000

Carson,
I was also wondering whether there is a test that measures “protective instincts”, especially one that might be given to an eighth grader. Must of the search results I saw had to do with tests given to dogs, but I’m not sure what that says about the accuracy of the movie.
Seems very “B” moviesque if they really did invent that “test”–like they needed a plot gimmick to advance the story and this was the best they could come up with (or maybe just the best that they could come up with that would be understood by a not very bright movie audience). Too bad because the real story seems like it would probably be very interesting.

By the way, your review cracked me up.

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by Carson Jones

Carson Jones — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 00:11:14 +0000

I want to thank you, Josh. I had been hoping for some hateful comments. Unfortunately, I had been hoping they would at least try to make an argument that I could dismantle. Some sort of reason this movie deserves the acclaim it has received.

Josh, you really have put me in a bad place. I can’t make fun of you, because you seem to have some sort of intellectual disability.

I have no rebuttal.

You have won this round.

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by Josh

Josh — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:46:49 +0000

YOU ARE A DUMB ASS. THE NLIND SIDE WAS A GOOD MOVIE. SNADRA WAS SEXY AND SJ WAS FUNNY. COLLINS WAS BANGING. I WISH YOU GREW UP LIKE MIKE OHAR. YOU DESERVE IT AND DESERVE TO EAT SHIT

Comment on Stuff on my mind today by dan celtic tattoos

dan celtic tattoos — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 22:25:02 +0000

Tattoos are as exclusive as the particular individual sporting them. there are plenty of citizens existing in a world where tattoo as a type of art isn’t socially relevant, especially in commercial offices or a work place.

Comment on “The Blind Side” is the worst film I have ever seen in a theater. by Carson Jones

Carson Jones — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 21:04:23 +0000

The sad thing about this film is that it is told almost completely through the eyes of the white family, and we don’t really know what kind of things Michael Oher experienced. We barely know anything about him. All we know is that Bullock’s character had some friends that thought it was unwise to have him in the house.

The biggest argument people have given me is that it is a true story. The thing is, I like the story, but I would like the REAL story. This is film is obviously whitewashed and scrubbed clean of any unsettling reality. I would much rather have seen a doc or the story told in a real way, not a exaggerated tail about the worlds most perfect family of white knights saving “one of the good ones.” from getting dragged down by his own people. At least those movies had a somewhat positive message.