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If Kunis and Portman Both Wanted To Make A Film About Casual Sex This Year, Why Couldn't It Be With Each Other?

By Joanna Robinson | Posted Under Pajiba Love | Comments (20)



Natalie Portman's Love Scene with Mila Kunis.jpeg

But soft, what link through yonder window breaks, it is the east and this jackhole archeologist wants to dig up Shakespeare’s grave to find out if the Bard smoked the reefer. While I disagree with this man’s entire project, if it ends up inspiring some stoner Shakespeare plays (The Marijuana Wives Of Windsor? Twelfth Night or What You Roll?), I will be the first in line to see them. (The Mary Sue)

Also, what is the deal with exhuming people? Unless we need the DNA for a some Cold CSI Criminal Minds Case, Rest In Peace should be taken more seriously. Some feller in Tennessee wants to dig up the body of some guy who mistakenly got his dentures at the hospital. HE WANTS TO DIG UP A BODY SO HE CAN GET HIS DENTURES OUT OF THE CORPSE AND PUT THEM IN HIS MOUTH. There aren’t enough Caps Locks in the world to convey my displeasure. (The Post)

The only other exception to the “no digging up graves” rule is if you’re a hot vampire and you need to get outta your crypt to hot it up all over town. Such is the case with Colin Farrell here in this Fright Night character poster. I know Dustin posted Tennant’s poster yesterday, but Farrell is much better at pulling off the “I crawled out of my grave to have sex with your neck” look. Anton Yelchin’s poster looks pretty great too, if a little Elijah Wooden. (/Film)

They should release character posters for the Jurassic Park Blu-ray release. (JURASSIC PARK ON BLU-RAY!! I’M TRYING TO BE RESTRAINED HERE.) I’d totally buy a poster of a Doyouthinkhesaurus. (Film School Rejects)

I guess I’ve been overly chatty about my love for Midnight in Paris because Optimus Rhyme sent me not one but two links involving Ernest Hemingway. In My Daguerreotype Boyfriend we see a slim and handsome Hemingway (along with several other slightly out-of-focus hotties). In this second link about Literary Greats in their swimsuits, however, Hemingway is in full on Papa Bear mode. Miss Anne Sexton, however, is bringing the S-E-X. (Flavorwire)

Speaking of Literary Greats, Demetri Martin may not be a “Great,” but have you ever read his 224-word palindrome poem? It at least makes him a Literary Good. (Paste)

And in case, my down-to-earth darlings, you think today’s Pajiba Love is a smidge too snobby, let me remove all doubt. It is. Here is a great piece on how various Criterion Collection films correlate to some recent popular superhero flicks. It’s actually NOT pretentious and kind of fun…I thought…hey he mocks Blake Lively! So that’s nice. (Movies)

But if you’re going for superhero and pretentious, nothing beats these Hipster DC Comics Heroes. See? The relaunch COULD have been worse. (Bleeding Cool)

Okay, fine, you want your lowbrow? Here are the adorable Louis C.K. and Jon Stewart talking about farts. It’s pretty great. (Warming Glow)

There’s lowbrow and then there’s dumb. This tactless photo of Princess Diana on the cover of “Newsweek”? Dumb. Tina Brown (longtime friend of Diana’s) imagined what the Princesses’s life would be like if she were still alive. That’s bizarre enough but the photoshopped cover, with her modern counterpart Kate Middleton, is downright creepy. (Evil Beet)

I’m choosing to end this round on the links with something cheery. It’s a kicky new “Firefly” shirt. Seriously, this site is knocking it out of the park design-wise. (Qmx)

For the A/V portion of today’s Love, we have a delightful treat sent to me by Ambrose Kalifornia. Many of you were upset that I left Sarah Silverman’s epic cuss-fest from Way of the Gun off of yesterday’s Women Who Swear list. Well, fear not gentle readers, here it is as acted out by members of the Justice League. REALLY OBVIOUSLY CRINGINGLY NOT SAFE FOR WORK OKAY?

Finally, my bi-curious cuties, I meant what I said in today’s headline. Portman and Kunis should obviously make a film about having casual sex with each other. Leave Kutcher and Timberlake at home. Does Black Swan count? No it does not. There was NOTHING casual about that film. Someone’s done a mash-up of the trailers for No Strings Attached and Friends With Benefits. We knew they were essentially the same movie (and that Kunis is sort of Eve Harrington-ing Portman…if you think about it), but this side-by-side comparison is particularly damning.

Joanna Robinson might cast Kunis and Portman in her film “Taming of The Shroom,” a sexy sapphic adventure of love, lust, tempers and hallucinogenics.









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Comments

I laughed far too hard at the Justice league clip.

Posted by: logan at June 29, 2011 1:20 PM

Love's Labour's LSD
Dazed and Coriolanus
The Merchant of Vicodin
Dude, Where's My Comedy of Errors?

Dammit, I'm getting the shakes... I gotta call my Narcotics Punster Anonymous sponsor before I relapse more than I already have...

Posted by: branded at June 29, 2011 1:40 PM

Thank you for the daily dose of Farrell.

Posted by: Mrs. Julien at June 29, 2011 1:45 PM

The Newsweek cover is one of the most mind-bogglingly harebrained, spectacularly STUPID things I have ever seen in my life. It's a bad decision of epic proportions. HOW could anyone ever think it was right? GAH.

Posted by: Figgy at June 29, 2011 1:50 PM

“Taming of The Shroom,” a sexy sapphic adventure of love, lust, tempers and hallucinogenics

Why is this not real, and why am I not in it? #lobstercameo

And to be honest, I thought that vid was going to be a mashup to look like the movie was about the ladies hooking up. I want to be disappointed, but that was perfect.

Posted by: Patty O'Green at June 29, 2011 1:57 PM

I think the Diana thing is quite funny. The woman couldn't bear not being in the spotlight and I'm sure everyone who was willing to pay $20 to go weep on her grave or whatever these grief tourists do has already done so. Now they get to buy their memorial copy of Newsweek. There's one born every minute.

Posted by: PaddyDog at June 29, 2011 2:16 PM

Farrell is much better at pulling off the “I crawled out of my grave to have sex with your neck” look.

Ahngh.

He can crawl ... sex with my neck ... I don't even know. Where's those smelling salts? Make room on the fainting couch, please. And apparently my stays have taken a lesson from Mrs. Julien's.

Posted by: Anna von Beav at June 29, 2011 2:20 PM

Yeah, one of the local DJs this morning was researching how much dentures cost in TN. Seems like a no-brainer for the hospital or funeral home or whoever screwed up to just buy new ones!

Posted by: fenchurch at June 29, 2011 2:27 PM

RE: hot dead people, I would A) really REALLY like to have Virginia Woolf's swimsuit and B) really REALLY like to have that George Lippard gentleman. My stars and garters, but he is dreamy. I'd have been all over that action. (And then I'd have been shunned as unseemly, but I'd have been okay with that. I mean, LOOK at that dude.)

Posted by: Anna von Beav at June 29, 2011 2:32 PM

Superman is definitely gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Just sayin'. He and Wonder Woman are in denial in that clip.

On Newsweek cover: What's up with THAT? I mean, why not publish a photoshopped cover of anyone in history and write an idiotic piece about "What if...?" I mean, if we're going to make UP news, we might as well go whole hog with something like (while we're at it), What if Superman Were Alive Today And Able To Marry His Boyfriend In New York? Frankly, this story would be no less ridiculous but a lot more interesting. Can you imagine the wedding? Lex Luthor tries to crash it...

Posted by: Stinky at June 29, 2011 2:52 PM

Oh AvB is your crush on me over so easily? Well we'll always have french toast...

Posted by: logan at June 29, 2011 3:02 PM

Oh, logan, honey, please. Have you *met* me?! I have LOTS of crush available. CRUSH FOR EVERYONE!

(I'm kind of a crush hooer. Ask SeaKat. Or, anybody, really. I'm pretty fickle.)

Posted by: Anna von Beav at June 29, 2011 3:21 PM

(But there's ALWAYS room in my heart for a man who loves French toast.)

Posted by: Anna von Beav at June 29, 2011 3:22 PM

Well didn't Jake Gylenhal and that one chick make a movie about casual sex as well? That's basically two women right there.

Posted by: googergieger at June 29, 2011 3:26 PM

True story: I just plugged headphones into my laptop at the office to watch that Way of the Gun video (I have never seen the movie). Except I plugged them into the wrong jack (new laptop) and so sound was actually broadcasting throughout the office. The editor on the other side of my cubicle came around to ask if I needed headphones.

Oops.

Also, completely unrelated: guy I went on a first date last night just texted me that I have "great spunk." I know that's meant as a compliment, but our date did not even remotely involve spunk.

It's that kind of day....

Posted by: Sara Tonin at June 29, 2011 4:02 PM

"but our date did not even remotely involve spunk."

That you know of....

Posted by: googergieger at June 29, 2011 4:16 PM

Ok but how am I going to explain this tattoo of "AvB FOREVER" on a slice of french toast, on my back?

Posted by: logan at June 29, 2011 4:26 PM

I don't read Newsweek. Does it actually report news, or is it all speculative fiction? They might want to rework that title if it's the latter. (And maybe I'd even start reading it!)

Posted by: DarthCorleone at June 29, 2011 5:24 PM

And I resent Demetri Martin because he's clever and he sort of stole my name.

Posted by: DarthCorleone at June 29, 2011 5:26 PM

"Ok but how am I going to explain this tattoo of "AvB FOREVER" on a slice of french toast, on my back?"

Obviously get an eight inch tattoo of a Predator just below, covering up the bottom loop of the 'B' with a tag line below : Team Predator.

Viola. Your heart may still be broken but now you're an uber nerd, so it will stay that way forever. Wait. That's not a happy ending.

Posted by: Ender at June 30, 2011 10:19 AM