Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock paired up in the romantic comedy, The Proposal, which is being released on DVD and Blu-ray today.  I was surprised but I thought these two actually worked reasonably well together.

In the film, Andrew Paxton (Reynolds) is the loyal assistant to Margaret Tate (Bullock), the much-hated editor at a New York publishing house.  She’s successful and driven but she’s also ruthless and pushy but Andrew grins and bears it in hopes of moving up in the industry.
Things veer off-track for Margaret, a Canadian, when she’s told that her immigration papers aren’t in order and she is …read more

According to the Washington Post, Warner Bros. has tapped Ryan Reynolds for the role of DC Comics hero, Green Lantern, in the upcoming live-action movie.  Out of the actors that auditioned – Bradley Cooper, Jared Leto (ew) and Justin Timberlake – I think that Reynolds is the best for the job but I hope it’s not a bad career move for him.
I don’t know if portraying the Incredible Hulk was a good thing for either Ed Norton or Eric Bana.  It was, however, really great for the careers of Tobey Maguire (Spider-man) and Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man).
I think it …read more

Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds have paired up in The Proposal which actually looks like it could be a great romantic comedy.  She definitely has a good track record for making these types of films and we know that Reynolds can bring humor to almost any movie.  When I first heard about the casting, though, I thought she might seem too old for him (in real life, there is a 12-year difference) but it actually works.
In the movie, Bullock plays Margaret Tate, the executive editor-in-chief of a book publishing company.  From the trailers, she looks like the boss from hell …read more

So I know some of you guys must be a fan of hunky Ryan Reynolds. (Remember the show, A Guy, A Girl, and a Pizza Place?)
Ryan wouldn’t normally qualify for this blog, seeing as those he’s an actor and not an athlete……
…. but is he?
Seems he IS a bit of an athletic guy. E! reports that he ran in the New York City Marathon on Saturday with a “very respectable 3:50:22″ time. He also joked that he was “not a runner – I’m a running joke.”
He’s funny and athletic? We love that, don’t we? …read more