Joshua the Anarchist: I Love You, Phillip Morris review

Now that I think about it, I'm surprised Jim Carrey hadn't played a gay guy already.

Hello, my name is Josh and I'm a movie critic

Charged with the crime of liking Batman & Robin, Joshua the Anarchist has been declared insane and committed to Arkham Asylum. Locked away in a padded cell, he will endure movie after movie as doctors attempt to "treat" him. He may not have gone in a madman, but he soon will be.

SHOWS YOU WILL FIND HERE:
The Lunatic Fringe chronicles the ongoing "therapy sessions" of Arkham Asylum inmate Joshua the Anarchist, as his doctors subject him to movie after movie to gauge his unorthodox reactions.

Movie Madhouse provides brief reviews of the latest cinematic releases. Simple enough.

UPCOMING LUNATIC FRINGE REVIEWS:
The Game
Avatar
Superman II
Garth Ennis's The Pro
Star Trek: First Contact
Dances with Wolves
Death Proof
The Boondock Saints
Scream
Friday the 13th
District 9
Battlestar Galactica
Minority Report
Ang Lee's Hulk
The Book of Eli
Sucker Punch
Starship Troopers
Star Trek
V for Vendetta
Peter Pan (2003)
Akira
Revolver
Rumble Fish
Beautiful Creatures
Equilibrium
Splice
Peeping Tom
Iron Sky
Spider-man 3
Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds
Peter Jackson's King Kong
Vanilla Sky
Southland Tales

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Saturday, December 25, 2010

I Love You, Phillip Morris review

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