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"Wet Hot American Summer" is a parody of the teen-coming-of-age movies of the '70s and' 80s (think "Hardbodies" et al.), hardly a subject that would seem to require urgent comic attention.
Summer Camp 2007
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Following the Coen's Oscar success with No Country For Old Men, Burn After Reading is a simple story at its heart: A CD containing information from a CIA agent (John Malkovich) is discovered by two Hardbodies gym employees (Brad Pitt & Frances McDormand) who attempt to sell it to gain their dreams.
Review: Burn After Reading - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2008
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The one you might sympathize the most with is the Hardbodies gym manager, who is an ex-Greek Orthodox priest.
The New Beginning papabear 2008
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The one you might sympathize the most with is the Hardbodies gym manager, who is an ex-Greek Orthodox priest.
Archive 2008-10-12 papabear 2008
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The action takes place at the intersection of two disparate cultures -- the Central Intelligence Agency and Hardbodies, a District of Columbia gym where body-builders intersect, in their turn, with oddballs, loners and losers.
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Enter the Hardbodies gym, where Linda (McDormand) and Chad (Pitt) find the CD with Ozzy's memoir and realize they can make cash off of it.
Review: Burn After Reading - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2008
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The action takes place at the intersection of two disparate cultures -- the CIA and Hardbodies, a District of Columbia gym where body-builders intersect, in their turn, with oddballs, loners and losers.
In 'Burn,' Coens 2008
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Getting nothing but scorn from his truly scary wife Katie (Tilda Swinton), he decides to write a memoir, a disc copy of which ends up at Hardbodies workout gym where brainless instructor Chad (a very funny Brad Pitt) finds it and shares it with his sort-of boss Linda Litzke (Frances McDormand), who needs a lot of money for four different plastic surgery procedures.
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A weekly special feature will have Kevin reviewing a classic movie such as Porky's, Hardbodies, or the best movie of all time, American Pie 2.
The Watercooler Jim Mosby 2010
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Meanwhile Linda Litzke played by Frances McDormand, an employee from Hardbodies, decides she has gone "as far as she can" with her body and is looking into several cosmetic surgeries to fix the rest, and of course is having trouble getting her insurance company to pay for it.
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