Famous PJ fans?

OceansJenny

cropdustdair said:

Jack McDowell

And somewhere I have a photo of Pete Sampras wearing a Bellingham Washington 2000 shirt.

I feel like Eddie was Jack McDowell’s biggest fan more than anything. Or just thrilled to be friends with a baseball player.

igotid88

Ten Backspaced Riot Actors

2-feign-reluctance said:

Heard this dude is infamous 

This movie was a big part of my childhood!  “Would you say I have a plethora of piñatas?” “the German says to wait here” etc 

PJammin'

Jennifer Aniston and Michael J. Fox. 

B-Girl

I saw Jason Segel catching their set at Jazz Fest, New Orleans 2010

eeriepadave

Iga Swiatek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjtWEW1PV5o

Foriginal Sin

eeriepadave said:

Iga Swiatek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjtWEW1PV5o

Don’t tell the Even Bros. Someone tell Iga nobody is allowed to like Even Flow because a few douchebags don’t like it.

demetrios

https://twitter.com/WTA_insider/status/1220915516346208256

PJ_Soul

dankind said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

igotid88 said:

https://twitter.com/PearlJam/status/1163874876916215808?s=19

Oscars host Kevin Hart's homophobia is no laughing matter

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/dec/05/oscars-host-kevin-hart-homophobia-is-no-laughing-matter

People change, you know. Also, they are complicated.

I don't know the man. I don't find him particularly funny. I don't think he could act his way out of a paper bag. I also think the resurfaced tweets are disgusting.

Having said that, he reached out and helped one of the funniest, most promising actors of our time when she was essentially homeless, so that certainly puts a few coins on the just side of the morality/karma scale, does it not? He has also apologized to the LGBTQ+ community, listened to their grievances, said that he has changed and stands with them in the fight for equality. He also put it to the LGBTQ+ community (of which, assuming from your catalogue of posts and threads detailing your heterosexual romantic relationships [or lack thereof], you are not a member) to accept his apology and take him at his word about his change. Up to that community if they want to dig in their heels and continue to be outraged or accept the olive branch and another soldier in the good fight.

Discrimination and prejudices are learned behaviors, and they can just as easily be unlearned. 

His other films suck (Fatherhood wasn't the worst), but True Story (limited series) was super good because of him. He knocked it out of the park. Just responding to your comment about his acting skills.... I feel like he's grown in that arena anyway. He's another one of those comedians who are way better actors when they are playing serious roles. Just like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey.

F Me In The Brain

PJ_Soul said:

dankind said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

igotid88 said:

https://twitter.com/PearlJam/status/1163874876916215808?s=19

Oscars host Kevin Hart's homophobia is no laughing matter

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/dec/05/oscars-host-kevin-hart-homophobia-is-no-laughing-matter

People change, you know. Also, they are complicated.

I don't know the man. I don't find him particularly funny. I don't think he could act his way out of a paper bag. I also think the resurfaced tweets are disgusting.

Having said that, he reached out and helped one of the funniest, most promising actors of our time when she was essentially homeless, so that certainly puts a few coins on the just side of the morality/karma scale, does it not? He has also apologized to the LGBTQ+ community, listened to their grievances, said that he has changed and stands with them in the fight for equality. He also put it to the LGBTQ+ community (of which, assuming from your catalogue of posts and threads detailing your heterosexual romantic relationships [or lack thereof], you are not a member) to accept his apology and take him at his word about his change. Up to that community if they want to dig in their heels and continue to be outraged or accept the olive branch and another soldier in the good fight.

Discrimination and prejudices are learned behaviors, and they can just as easily be unlearned. 

His other films suck (Fatherhood wasn't the worst), but True Story (limited series) was super good because of him. He knocked it out of the park. Just responding to your comment about his acting skills.... I feel like he's grown in that arena anyway. He's another one of those comedians who are way better actors when they are playing serious roles. Just like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey.

What movies were either of those two guys better in than the funny movies they made?

Purex37

F Me In The Brain said:

PJ_Soul said:

dankind said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

igotid88 said:

https://twitter.com/PearlJam/status/1163874876916215808?s=19

Oscars host Kevin Hart's homophobia is no laughing matter

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/dec/05/oscars-host-kevin-hart-homophobia-is-no-laughing-matter

People change, you know. Also, they are complicated.

I don't know the man. I don't find him particularly funny. I don't think he could act his way out of a paper bag. I also think the resurfaced tweets are disgusting.

Having said that, he reached out and helped one of the funniest, most promising actors of our time when she was essentially homeless, so that certainly puts a few coins on the just side of the morality/karma scale, does it not? He has also apologized to the LGBTQ+ community, listened to their grievances, said that he has changed and stands with them in the fight for equality. He also put it to the LGBTQ+ community (of which, assuming from your catalogue of posts and threads detailing your heterosexual romantic relationships [or lack thereof], you are not a member) to accept his apology and take him at his word about his change. Up to that community if they want to dig in their heels and continue to be outraged or accept the olive branch and another soldier in the good fight.

Discrimination and prejudices are learned behaviors, and they can just as easily be unlearned. 

His other films suck (Fatherhood wasn't the worst), but True Story (limited series) was super good because of him. He knocked it out of the park. Just responding to your comment about his acting skills.... I feel like he's grown in that arena anyway. He's another one of those comedians who are way better actors when they are playing serious roles. Just like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey.

What movies were either of those two guys better in than the funny movies they made?

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Good Will Hunting
One Hour Photo

F Me In The Brain

Purex37 said:

F Me In The Brain said:

PJ_Soul said:

dankind said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

igotid88 said:

https://twitter.com/PearlJam/status/1163874876916215808?s=19

Oscars host Kevin Hart's homophobia is no laughing matter

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/dec/05/oscars-host-kevin-hart-homophobia-is-no-laughing-matter

People change, you know. Also, they are complicated.

I don't know the man. I don't find him particularly funny. I don't think he could act his way out of a paper bag. I also think the resurfaced tweets are disgusting.

Having said that, he reached out and helped one of the funniest, most promising actors of our time when she was essentially homeless, so that certainly puts a few coins on the just side of the morality/karma scale, does it not? He has also apologized to the LGBTQ+ community, listened to their grievances, said that he has changed and stands with them in the fight for equality. He also put it to the LGBTQ+ community (of which, assuming from your catalogue of posts and threads detailing your heterosexual romantic relationships [or lack thereof], you are not a member) to accept his apology and take him at his word about his change. Up to that community if they want to dig in their heels and continue to be outraged or accept the olive branch and another soldier in the good fight.

Discrimination and prejudices are learned behaviors, and they can just as easily be unlearned. 

His other films suck (Fatherhood wasn't the worst), but True Story (limited series) was super good because of him. He knocked it out of the park. Just responding to your comment about his acting skills.... I feel like he's grown in that arena anyway. He's another one of those comedians who are way better actors when they are playing serious roles. Just like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey.

What movies were either of those two guys better in than the funny movies they made?

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Good Will Hunting
One Hour Photo

2 out of 3 ain't bad.
(Williams was awful in GWH, to me.  Such overacting!)
I think Carrey never came close to Dumb & Dumber or Ace Ventura.  Man in the Moon was pretty good...and I did very much enjoy the movie you called out.
Robin Williams?  Funny comic (Although supposedly a big joke thief) but I don't think he ever beat Mork.  He did act in some movies where he was funny but also serious.  I could see more where you are coming from with him....but Carrey doesn't fit, to me.

igotid88

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgS8qA3lcMT/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

demetrios

igotid88 said:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgS8qA3lcMT/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Never heard of this one. 

F Me In The Brain

Yeah, low bar for famous these days?

igotid88

demetrios said:

igotid88 said:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgS8qA3lcMT/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Never heard of this one. 

She's Bob Saget's widow. 

demetrios

igotid88 said:

demetrios said:

igotid88 said:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgS8qA3lcMT/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Never heard of this one. 

She's Bob Saget's widow. 

Ah. I didn't know.

eeriepadave

Not really famous but Mick Foley's son wearing a PJ shirt at Ric Flair's last match tonight

igotid88

PJammin'

I’d only be impressed if the biggest musical performer is a Pearl Jam fan.