Sentences with phrase «by schmucks»

- Ryan McGuinness cuts out the middleman and auctions off his work and that of friends himself, saying, «The secondary market is populated by schmucks.»

It will be even more fun to see him shit his pants and start throwing stupid picks when we know he's getting paid $ 84 million by those schmucks to do so.

All you need are schmucks willing enough to part with their life savings just so they can be «saved» by another schmuck with a calculator.

An illusion coughed by some schmuck not paying attention.

Not exact matches

I wonder what the schmucks at CNN will do when they realize the hammer is about to be dropped on their daughters by all the MOOSLIMS.

You have no QB, the QB you signed was magnified by the kick - ass team that he was on last year and will be exposed this year, your star WRs are over the hill, your running game is mediocre and the veteran you signed last year wishes he never did, your defense isn't what it used to be, you lost Talib, your star LB let his fame get to his head and became soft and unaggressive, your head coach is atrocious, the DC genius who designed your defense in 2015 is in LA, and your GM is a Nucky Thompson looking schmuck coasting on what he did on the field when Clinton was President.

Those dermatologists are just a bunch of schmucks, even though they are board certified by the AAD and have years of schooling for these things, but they don't know what they're talking about right?

Check out the latest movie stills from the comedy «The Hangover Part II» by director Todd Phillips (Due Date, The Hangover, School for Scoundrels) and starring Zach Galifianakis (Bored to Death, Dinner for Schmucks, American Dad!)

Directed by Jay Roach (Austin Powers, Meet the Parents, Dinner for Schmucks, and the HBO movies Recount and Game Change) and written by Ferrell colleague Chris Henchy (The Other Guys, Land of the Lost) and «Eastbound & Down» scribe Shawn Harwell, The Campaign casts the stars as rival candidates in North Carolina's (fictional) 14th District congressional race.

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The only benefit of having him in the movie is to make our main protagonist, Quentin, almost seem tolerable by comparison, even though he's yet another quirky and idealized schmuck that Green can't seem to resist spotlighting.

But the film doesn't seem to have been well - liked at the festival, and while Matteo Garrone's Dogman wasn't exactly a cause célèbre either, its central performance, by Marcello Fonte, offers a palatable showcase for put - upon schmuck earnestness.

Directed by Jay Roach (DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS), and...

Directed by Jay Roach (DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS), and co-written by Chris Henchy (THE OTHER GUYS) and Shawn Harwell (EASTBOUND AND DOWN), the film follows two rival North Carolina politicians, Cam Brady (Ferrell) and Marty Huggins (Galifianakis).

Pictures released this HD movie trailer for the upcoming comedy «The Hangover Part II» by director Todd Phillips (Due Date, The Hangover, School for Scoundrels) and starring Zach Galifianakis (Bored to Death, Dinner for Schmucks, American Dad!)

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Chief among the latter is quintessential schmuck Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy), the executive sales manager at Gustafson Motors (a nondescript loser eventually distinguished only by his spectacular failure, Jerry doesn't stand out among twenty - nine other headshots of white salesmen in suits and ties).

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Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Carell and Company Serve Up Unappetizing Remake Although Hollywood has a horrible track record when it comes to remakes of foreign films, especially French farces, I nonetheless approached Dinner for Schmucks optimistically and with an open mind.

Dinner for Schmucks is based on The Dinner Game (1998), a dark comedy about a bunch of rich snobs who get their kicks by seeing who can invite the biggest loser to a weekly dinner party.

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Martin Freeman is downtrodden schmuck and woeful insurance salesman Lester Nygaard, henpecked by his wife Pearl, taunted by his more successful brother Carl, and tormented by local thug Sam Hess.

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Instead of having a hopeless schmuck caught in inappropriate situations, the script by the Farrellys, Scott Armstrong, Leslie Dixon, and Kevin Barnett (a remake of the 1972 film of the same title based on a short story by Bruce Jay Friedman) decides to turn the schmuck into the reason for the inappropriate situations, and the strain of accepting the whole thing gets considerably tougher.

Note that I'm not saying one way or the other whether Steve Carell (Dinner for Schmucks, Despicable Me) and Keira Knightley (Never Let Me Go, The Duchess) end up together and in love by the end of End of the World.

See, back then I faced a conundrum familiar to anyone in the market for fashionable shoes or a new iPhone: Buy the dusty outgoing model (the cost - conscious schmuck move) or scrape by for a while to stand in line and drop top dollar on the latest and greatest New Thing (the rash, hipster option).

The thing that cracks me up is there's probably some poor schmuck out there that's been doing all this by hand, putting chicken marks on his bedroom walls, about three - quarters of the way through who probably had a stroke or will have a stroke when he finds out about your report.

So you're stuck staring at the light waiting for it to stop blinking like some poor schmuck being hypnotized by a bad magician.

@BattleTorn: Could the fact that the Sony Store was busy with an unrelated, yet seemingly more important, VIP sale be the reason you weren't being bothered by invasive PR schmucks?

Okay schmuck, keep believing Fox Spews and similar bullshit from those being paid off by the dirty energy industries.

Nikki Finke's «free legal advice to the $ 700 - an - hour schmucks screwing up the Disney courtroom drama,» as described by John Ghazvinian.