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Throwback Thursday: Big Fat Liar

So I saw this movie was on demand... and I figured I'd just watch it and do a little throwback thursday on it. I've been wanting to watch it because Paul Giamati is like a famous, somewhat serious actor now and Frankie Muniz and Amanda Bynes are kind of crazy people now... so this is fun.

It seems like its a commercial for Universal Studios Hollywood. This is also what I thought the film industry was like as a kid... and a lot of it is probably accurate... but a lot of it is not a very accurate representation. He hadn't made the movie yet but they have a trailer already? Weird.

Tarin Killam from SNL and John Cho from Harold and Kumar are in this also.

There was a funny part where Frankie Muniz drank a bunch of cokes and was acting like a coke addict because the coke machine was free.

And Amanda Bynes has a fabulous sweater on... let me get a picture.

Can we appreciate this fabulousness? 2002 fashion... 

The part where they dye him blue and his hair orange is still really really funny. I don't know if that would work like that in real life... but still...its really funny. Also Sandra Oh was in this movie... Shawn Levy directed it... he directed and produced a lot of stuff and he's still pretty relevant in hollywood so that is actually really cool. The girl that played Monty in this was also on Private Practice... so I was trying to see if there were any connections between this movie and Shonda Rhimes... which it seems like there isn't. 

Sandra Oh was really in a lot before Grey's Anatomy. She had small roles and then they got a little bigger and a little bigger and then Bam! She was on TV! And that doesn't always happen nowadays. 

And overall... the movie was really fun! I loved watching it again, I liked the end a lot... a lot of the jokes were still really funny. Parts were a little boring, and thats when I was writing this... but overall I thought the movie was great! 

And I really like the end end where Marty is a clown... so funny. Justice is served. And they play The Baja Men!!!!!!!! Okay this is a great movie! Glad I watched it again! 

Byeee! 
-Shannon 
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