[Wishing0nAStar]

I agree. Bringing in Paul back probably means Mike will have an important role in Phoebe's ultimate happiness. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] And it being the last season, there's really no more time to build too much more angst in the relationship. Methinks we'll have a happy M/P couple.

Doesn't it look like he's sort of pouting in the picture? Or throwing a temper tantrum. [img]smilies/lol.gif[/img]

[Melis]

Yep, and I'm glad. Not that I'd be unhappy with a P/D ending, but I just love Mike to bits.

Hehe. I kinda want to see that! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

[Melis]

I read the ep descriptions for the next two Friends eps. I didn't see Paul's name listed as a guest star.

[Wishing0nAStar]

Thanks for looking it up. On the plus side, I guess it means Mike's character will be around longer if they haven't used up Paul's eppies yet. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

[Melis]

I like that. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

I still have to see The Shape of Things. I was reading a DVD review, and it said this about the commentary.

The enjoyable feature-length commentary track by writer-director Neil LaBute and actor Paul Rudd is astonishingly lively and lighthearted. As you might expect given LaBute’s involvement, there is in-depth treatment of a variety of interesting topics, including the process of transitioning the stage play to the big screen and the interaction between the cast, among other things. Considering that The Shape of Things is a rather disturbing exploration of some of the more reprehensible aspects of human behavior, I was pleasantly surprised by how jovial LaBute and Rudd are, which in turn makes this commentary track very easy to listen to. It is a must-listen for anyone wanting some insight into LaBute’s creative process, this film, or for fans of LaBute’s uncompromising work.

[Wishing0nAStar]

Thanks for that! Sounds awesome. And I love Paul interviews...he never dissappoints. He always has great things to say and this great sense of humor.

[Melis]

Np. Yeah, he is wonderful. I'm glad the reviewer could see that, too.

[Melis]

Overnight Delivery is coming to DVD January 13! Woo! I was wondering when that one was finally gonna be on DVD.

[Wishing0nAStar]

So many Paul goodies! Can't wait.

[Melis]

Same here. What's a girl to do? [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

[Galaxia21]

Originally posted by Melis: Overnight Delivery is coming to DVD January 13! Woo! I was wondering when that one was finally gonna be on DVD.

Yay! I love that movie. So funny.

[Galaxia21]

Originally posted by Melis: Go here to see the menu galleries for The Shape of Things DVD. [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] Here's the cover! [ 08-14-2003: Message edited Melis ]

I didn't know about this movie! What is the plot?

[Melis]

A contemporary story of love, sex, and art set in a college town, the film follows the steadily intensifying relationship between Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) and Adam (Paul Rudd). As Evelyn strengthens her hold on Adam, his emotional and physical evolution discomforts his friends Jenny (Gretchen Mol) and Philip (Frederick Weller), with unexpected consequences for all. By turns hopeful and harsh, the quartet of college-age characters deals with the conflicting human desires for autonomy and connection, truth and love, and the notion that seduction is an art.

I'm not surprised you didn't know about the movie. It was an Indie and in limited release for a short time.

[Galaxia21]

It sounds really good. Definitely my type of movie. Gonna have to look for it.

[Melis]

Me too. I hope I can find it.