19 thoughts on “Mila Kunis Movies”

1. Hi Bob, thanks for reviewing my Mila Kunis video, the generous rating and trivia are much appreciated. Glad you liked the picture gallery.

   I was watching cute Mila in a sitcom 20 years ago (The 70s Show) never suspecting for a moment that she would become a popular big screen actress, and top men’s magazines for sexiest woman of the year.

   Her role in Black Swan got her good notices and a Globe nomination, in fact she is the Black Swan of the title.

   One film scored 9 out of 10 in Kunis filmography – Black Swan, two films scored 8 – Ted and Date Night .

   Black Swan easily tops all the charts including Bruce’s UMR and critics charts.

   No.2 at IMDB is Forgetting Sarah Marshall and 2nd at Rotten Tomatoes is Ted.

   “I think the second you think that you’re funny is when you stop being funny.”

   “There are two types of people out there, Star Trek fans and Star Wars fans…
   I’m a Star Trek fan. I respect Star Wars, I’m a bit of a Sci-Fi nerd but, geared towards one or the other, I’d choose Star Trek.”

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   1. Thanks as always for the thoughtful feedback and interesting quotes. I think that when you are on those breaks of yours I miss your backchat almost as much as I miss the videos. I miss the Work Horse’s new pages and comments when he is on break but I think most of all I miss his arguing with me about things like a black crow being white.

      As I have said to you I thought your 4-in-a-bed still from Forgetting Myrna Marshall was a peach but I was just sorry that Russell Brand was one of the four. I realize that mightn’t please you as you could think he’s a great bloke because I gather that he goes down well in your neck of the woods.

      I mean I am a strong supporter of peaceful protests about serious contentious issues provided innocents do not get caught in the crossfire. Did you know that a few years back Brand organized a gathering to protest outside a bank whose commercial processes he objected to and he and his crowd stopped employees and customers from going into a building and also created traffic problems – only to find out eventually that they were causing havoc outside the wrong building as the bank concerned was further down the street?

      Also I am not sure if you are aware of the national furore that he and Jonathan Ross unleashed by intimidating and unnerving poor Andrew Sachs – Manuel of Cleese’s Fawlty Towers [ that program being one of the topical matters on Cogerson right now!]. See Part 2 for further details of the Ross/Brand prank that stirred up so much controversy at the time.

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      1. PRESS REPORTS ON BRAND/ROSS PRANKS ON ANDREW SACHS

         “In an episode of The Russell Brand Show broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on Saturday 18 October 2008, comedian Russell Brand and presenter Jonathan Ross made prank calls to actor Andrew Sachs that led to controversy in the United Kingdom.

         Brand and Ross called Sachs to interview him on-air; when he did not answer, they left a series of lewd messages on his answering machine, including comments about Brand’s relationship with Sachs’ granddaughter, Georgina Baillie.

         In the first message, Brand joked about Fawlty Towers and the fact that both he and Sachs had appeared in The Bill, but was interrupted by Ross shouting out “he f***** your granddaughter”. The rest of the message and another three messages were all characterized by Brand and Ross attempting to apologise for Ross’s outburst, but each quickly descended into farce; for example, Brand sang to Sachs: “It was consensual and she wasn’t menstrual”, and Ross asked her to marry him.

         After initially receiving little attention, a 26 October article in The Mail on Sunday led to widespread criticism of Brand, Ross and the editorial decisions of the BBC. The event became known as Sachsgate or Manuelgate (a reference to Sachs’ Fawlty Towers character Manuel).

         Brand and Ross were criticised by a number of Members of Parliament from all sides of the House of Commons, including Prime Minister Gordon Brown, and the BBC received a record number of complaints.

         The BBC suspended Ross while it and Ofcom launched investigations. Both Brand and Radio 2 controller Lesley Douglas “resigned” [ie were pushed] from the BBC. On 30 October, the BBC suspended Ross without pay for 12 weeks. The BBC was fined £150,000 by Ofcom.”

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2. BEST STILLS IN STEVE’s VIDEO

   1/Get Over It
   2/The Angriest Man in Manchester
   3/Max Payne
   4/Jupiter Ascending
   5/Extract
   6/The Spy who Dumped Me
   7/OZ
   8/Date Night
   9/Friends with Benefits
   10/Book of Eli
   11/Ted
   12/Black Swan
   13/Closing solo
   14/Forgetting Sarah Marshall – good 4 in bed scene reminding me of Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice.

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   1. Hey Bob. Good thoughts on Steve’s video.

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3. Despite its relative brevity Steve’s video it is packed with good things and easily worth 98% personal satisfaction rating to me. BEST POSTERS [24 in total]

   1/Moving McAllister
   2/two for Hell and Back
   3/Max Payne – entire set.
   4/two for Wonder Park
   5/second one for Bad Moms Christmas
   6/Jupiter Ascending -entire set
   7/two for Blood Ties
   8/The Spy who Dumped Me – entire set.
   9/first one for Bad Moms
   10/two for Oz
   11/two for Book of Eli
   12/Forgetting Sarah Marshall
   13/first one for Black Swan – simply stunning!

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