10 years of Flick Filosopher: so many ways to be a dorkFannishness knows no bounds, and even the coolest shit in the world -- like being a rock star -- can be transformed into dorkiness by the right person. From my review of Rock Star: Under all the mascara and nipple rings and long hair, Rock Star is a genuinely sweet film about the unadulterated dorkiness of being a devoted fan -- Chris is almost like those gentle, unassuming aliens in Galaxy Quest who modeled their entire culture after a cheesy human TV show. • review of Rock Star, posted 09.07.01 (Technorati tags: Rock Star) support
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Wed Jan 10 07, 1:47PM categories: 10-year celebration permalink Disqus comments tip jarshare
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