The Passion of the Christ, Mel Gibson's spectacular film about the death of Jesus, has quickly...

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Panelist on Kathy about Mel Gibson at a Victoria's Secret party-"You wonder what he was saying." Kathy-"I wanna punch your teeth out."

Looks like Mel Gibson's on the up & up - In the spirit of "Payback", he's carving out a refreshed niche for pissed off guy who gets beat up a lot, spits blood, chuckles and smokes a marlboro - "Edge of Darkness" was well-solid, and now watching "Get the Gringo" - pretty damn classic!

just watched maverick. mel gibson is heads up against some guy in 5 card stud. guy has a straight flush an mel gibson beats him with a royal flush. lmao. which i looked up an the odds of that happing are 1 in 448497686637000, or 1 in 448 trillion deals. resonable i guess

Mel Gibson says some mean things about Jewish people and loses his temper from time to time, and he is ostracized from the movie industry forever. Roman Polanski drugs and rapes a 13 year old girl then moves out of the country to escape prosecution and he is awarded with trophies and tributes and hailed as a great filmmaker. Anyone else see something wrong with this picture?

Mel Gibson says some mean things about Jewish people and he is ostracized from the movie industry forever. Roman Polanski drugs and rapes a 13 year old girl then moves out of the country to escape prosecution and he is awarded with trophies and tributes and lauded as a great filmmaker. Hollywood is a blackhole of Satanism and pedophilia.

The soundtrack to Apocalypto was composed by James Horner in his third collaboration with director Mel Gibson. The soundtrack lacks a traditional orchestral score and instead features a large array of exotic instruments and vocals by Pakistani singer Rahat Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

I watched "Tequila Sunrise" yesterday. 1980's movie with Kurt Russell, Michelle Pfieffer and Mel Gibson. Not a great movie, but Kurt did say something worth remembering. I'm paraphrasing. Friendships are like tires. Sometimes they just go flat.

it dont matter to me if u gossip with ya toolie blazing i ll still wear you out like the prcess of movie making so soft niggaz best be playing they part cuz every gun that i cock back is state of the art to lay down any mel gibson brave at the heart just gone result in u having to lay in some chalk it aint a good thing for any nigga to owl mine cuz what i shoot with aint what you use from the foul line i aint the nigga that ll cope with you haters i ll make ya career fall apart like most of the lakers because jesse s a rap star and to this game gone be something like dale earnhardt in nascar you wouldn t be a fighter if you knew it overall you useless dog like a lighter with no fluid you better not be flashing them bucks cuz i ll end ya life within the time it takes to finish cracking a dutch

Big shout out to my son Melvin Gibson Jr. for making honor roll w/ a 3.10....go mel! You make ur mom proud...keep up the excellent work!!

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Subhash K Jha speaks about Department

Shoot at sight. Pointblank. In different ways that's exactly what Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) and his characters do in Department. While his cop heroes Sanjay Dutt, Rana Daggubati and their hazily sketched compatriots (one of whom looks like Deepak Tijori) go on a cleansing rampage against sociopaths, RGV goes on his own trip, shooting characters at angles you've never seen them being shot. They don't always look fetching with their stained teeth and dirty nails showing up in embarrassing close-ups. So who said life in cinema is about postcard pictures?

Welcome to RGV's world of muck and mayhem.

The one definite thing that must be said about RGV is that his exploration of the nexus between the law and the underworld is ceaselessly seeking new modes of storytelling. Department is one breathless surge of aggression and violence. Shot with cameras that capture the actors at their quirkiest and most candid the film is not for those who think cinema is all about style. RGV left his stylish days behind in Rangeela and Company.

Repeatedly and mercilessly RGV dismantles all conventions of pretty storytelling and aims for the jugular. The camera angles are often much too casual to be considered 'cinematic'. But breaking rules is a given in RGV's cinema. He breaks them in Department in a noisy rush of agitated images that go well with the edgy fidgety characters.

Not all the characters work. Vijay Raaz as a whiny dhoti-clad gangster and debutant Madhu Malini as a tartish sharp-shooter are a scream. The talented Abhimanyu Singh has a tough time trying to maintain equilibrium between the two unintentionally comical evildoers. The dialogues these gangsters exchange try so hard to be real they end up being howlers. It's like eavesdropping on a conversation between two pathologists.

The camera, manned by no official Director Of Photography (and it shows) goes through the character's legs, into their nostrils, over their armpits, under their thighs... Every possible orifice is officially declared public property in this film about cops who do their own thing. And a director who doesn't mind banging the bullets in places where feelings don't enter.

Yup, Department is a brutal film. There's no room here for emotions. Even when Sanjay Dutt playing a senior cop goes home his wife (played by Laxmi Manchu, speaking in a strangely loud tone) he talks to her in unsentimental tones. There's more feeling in the two cops Dutt and Rana's buddy-buddy baatein in the line of duty.

There's a long history in cinema of cops striking a rapport on the beat. Dutt and Rana are no Danny Glover and Mel Gibson. But then this is no Lethal Weapon.

The action here is a strange mix of street aggression and stylized stunts. While scenes of Daggubati chasing goons through claustrophobic crowded areas of Mumbai are vintage Varma the climactic fist-to-fist between Rana and Dutt proves a battle of unequal titans. One of the two actors being just too agile for the other.

What grabs your attention in this oft-told tale of the cops resorting to extra-constitutional means to 'cleanse' the city is the frenetic pacing. The characters are constantly on the move. Even Mr. Bachchan while taking sardonic jibes at a 'system' that is corroded is seen restlessly circling Dutt or Rana, depending on which of the two the wily wizened politicians is provoked into action.

Not surprisingly Mr. Bachchan's neta-giri provides the liveliest interludes in the proceedings. He seems to be having the most fun even when saddled with dialogues that must have sounded far funnier on paper than they do in their delivery. Among the rest of the cast Rana Daggubatti with his restrained ruggedness stands tall.

What Department delivers is yet another RGV product that takes Hindi cinema's crime genre away from conventional storytelling. There are no punctuations except exclamation marks, no speed breakers except songs (terribly screechy and grating with Nathalia Kaur's item number hitting rock-bottom) and no way out for these restless law-enforcers than to take the law in their own hands.

The world of Department is anarchic, destructive and apocalyptic. The narrative format imposed on the world of gangsterism is freewheeling almost chaotic. Violence and death are written into the DNA of the characters. You can't separate RGV's people from their chaotic karma.

Department tells a virile story with no patience for sappy humbug. It's not meant for those who think lovers laughing their way into death , as they did in Ishaqzaade, are the last words in ruinous relationships. In Department the characters share a far more intimate bonding with their guns than with their friends

Kisiki nozzle na lag jaye.

Bingo, Bubbles and Bitches!! It's Thursday at Gibson. Join us for complimentary chocolates and strawberries with any bottle of bubbles. Then get ready for bingo with Trevin from 101X. Dance off!!!

1) Tim Vine "I've just been on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday. I'll tell you what, never again."

2) David Gibson "I'm currently dating a couple of anorexics. Two birds, one stone."

3) Emo Philips "I picked up a hitch hiker. You've got to when you hit them."

4) Jack Whitehall "I bought one of those anti-bullying wristbands when they first came out. I say 'bought', I actually stole it off a short, fat ginger kid."

5) Gary Delaney "As a kid I was made to walk the plank. We couldn't afford a dog."

6) John Bishop "Being an England supporter is like being the over-optimistic parents of the fat kid on sports day."

7) Bo Burnham "What do you call a kid with no arms and an eyepatch? Names."

8) Gary Delaney "Dave drowned. So at the funeral we got him a wreath in the shape of a lifebelt. Well, it's what he would have wanted."

9) Robert White "For Vanessa Feltz, life is like a box of chocolates: Empty."

10) Gareth Richards "Wooden spoons are great. You can either use them to prepare food. Or, if you can't be bothered with that, just write a number on one and walk into a pub…"

...and finally... " A smurf walks into a bar. The bartender says, 'Why so blue?' ”

Jus watch this movie "Edge of Darkness" mel gibson a good actor I think he naturally like his part in real life you can tell acting and people jus naturally krazy like mel gibson,nicholas cage, denzel washington, and the new guy that was on the wire,the movie takers & a few others tall black guy ,I forgot his name he got a crime show too he jus got an award for it them 4 its natural they dont gotta go to acting school im takin sum studies in it books im reading so focused im determine 2 touch every part of the entertainment field & be great you see my guy ability to put a commercial together bout a dvd we was releasing but it'll be part of a documentary untitle stilll tryin 2 figure out a name

"I acted like a person completely out of control when I was arrested and said things that I do not believe to be true and which are despicable. I disgraced myself and my family with my behavior and for that I am truly sorry. I have battled with the disease of alcoholism for all of my adult life and profoundly regret my horrific relapse." Mel Gibson

Sony finally released the 1967 Movie Night of the Generals with Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif, Tom Courtney and Joanna Pettit. It is a murder mystery about a Serial Killer of Prostitutes in Wartime Krakow and the Jewish Ghetto. It was never released in the US on DVD until recently. The only versions released were in Europe. It was directed by Anatol Litvak and is one of the best movies ever made. I loaned a poor quality videotape out and twenty five years later, it still has not been returned. Can I consider it stolen? Along with the Mel Gibson movie about sacrificing the horses instead of leaving them behind after the Australian Army is ready to depart and the Heart is a Lonely Hunter? Same thief.

That awful moment when you said you'd give it to Mel Gibson but meant to say George Clooney :|

MEL GIBSON IS GONE GOSPEL GANGSTER ON DIS MOVIE (EDGE OF DARKNESS)... IM LOVING IT..

who makes gud movies Mel Gibson or Steven Spielburg

Remember when Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson made a movie about a guy who went nuts and started using a beaver puppet to talk to everyone? Ya, I must have missed that blockbuster too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO-GUvznnZg&feature=fvst http://Twitter.com/ClevverMovies - Follow Us! The Beaver hits theaters on March 23rd, 2011. Cast: Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster, Anton Yelchin, Jennifer Lawrence,...

My lifez like a bruce willis/Mel Gibson movie

As the years go by my list gets longer on the Hollywood folks that I cannot support any more by going to their movies or running to see them in a play. This year to my list (which includes Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, and more) I add Jon Voight for his 'teaming up' with Mitt Romney in Florida along with Florida's Governor, what a swell bunch.

the day when i have correct grammer is the day when mel gibson stops hating the jews....or when charlie sheen stops "winning"

"Every man dies, Not every man really lives"
- Mel Gibson, Braveheart

http://www.myspace.com/haildarksupremacy/music/songs/the-passion-of-mel-gibson-s-apocalypto-38612014 Old band I was in :P

Like my status if you doubt the holocaust - Mel Gibson

Just watched Apocalytpo. It was a good movie. It was suspensful, brutal, and very true to nature. Good Job again Mel Gibson!

My Mel Gibson Son, Hahaha. I recorded this like a year or so ago. Still like it!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an4bYkDkavM Writtin & Produced By Lil Dan/Real Talk Records Beat/Instrumental Made By Rapidflybeats. Audio From 6th Recorded Phone Call, By Mel Gibson & Girlfriend. www....

Spas Muleshkov shared a link. Mel Gibson pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge stemming from a fight involving his then-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva Friday. Gibson received 3...

It's midnite and I just finished watching Beaver with Mel Gibson and Jodi Foster,,wonderful,made me cry and miss all the people that have passed trough my life. Good or bad I miss them all. Feeling so refreshed and have learned something about myself today...watch the show.I think ot makes you think...

Im pretty sure mel gibson is here in spirit

Kegilaan adalah pura-pura bahagia, dan pura-pura adalah caranya..

==Jodie Foster dan Mel Gibson dalam "The Beaver"==

Watch Payback while falling asleep? The only reason why I don't completely hate Mel Gibson

THE SMALLEST BLUE VIENS

in my dreams no one is ever naked
Or the slightest bit interested. In yours
Mel Gibson undresses you with his teeth.
I'm never rich or famous but usually
Sitting in a chair or eating a bagel.
I do human things like walk down streets,
Look in windows, play cards, read a book.

Mel Gibson'S.. B roll shot by J. Xavier Velasco

The MOVIE OF THE DAY is "Braveheart" w/ Mel Gibson
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