He better get a lotta money for showcasing his “talent.”

I can’t believe how bad this movie was. I saw Jay Chou’s The Secret and expected this movie to be decent. How can you mess up Kung Fu mixed with basketball? Apparently, Asian people know how. This movie had irrelevant scenes and tried to include everything into one: It had action, romance, and comedy. Kung Fu Dunk tried too hard to give the audience every genre in one. But in the end all I got sadness, for wasting my time to watching this movie.

 
The computer graphics in this movie are ridiculously cheesy; it screams low budget. Jay Chou was flying in the air, and it seemed he was getting held up by ropes. Additionally, the tallest person they had in that movie was like 5′9″. Ok, basketball players in Asia are almost ALL over 6′3″. It doesn’t matter what you play; you have to be that tall-to compensate for skill. Jay Chou is 5′8″, sorry bro, you must be over 6′ to ride.

 
I shouldn’t be surprised at Kung Fu Dunk’s failure, because generally Asian movies aren’t as good as American ones. I really regret not checking…

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This is the last year for the SLR and it’s ending with a bang. This is the Mansory SLR Renovatio at the 78th Auto Salon Geneva 2008. Just add this to the list of cars I can’t afford, but it’s eyecandy.

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If you guys have ever seen My Sweet 16 on MTV, then you realize that some people are way to spoiled. This show is about 15 year old kids turning 16 and throwing outrageous birthday parties; most of the parties cost over $100,000. It gets me thinking, how do people afford to do this? They have a new show every week and it always gets crazier: Little kids getting new Mercedes as their first car. Really, how do their parents afford that kind of stuff?

 
I wonder if MTV actually pays for part of the party, or maybe not. Anyways, it’s really ridiculous that there are so many rich people out there that can do these kinds of things. A new episode every week = 52 episodes a year! The average business undergrad makes 50k a year and MBA 100k. If you want to be able to throw a ridiculous party for your kid, you better be a doctor or own your own business.

 
Click Here to Watch It.

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