The most anticipated movie of 2011 just got an air date, so set your DVRs on January 29th to record Mega Python vs Gatoroid on Syfy at 9p. That’s right you can finally see Tiffany and Debbie Gibson cat fight and get all wet as they do it.
Here is how Syfy described the future Emmy winner for best TV Movie:
A production of The Asylum, Mega Python Vs Gatoroid takes an up-close-and-personal look at the crisis in the Florida Everglades where invasive Burmese pythons are threatening the indigenous alligator population. Gibson portrays a fanatical animal rights advocate who spends her evenings “liberating†illegally imported exotic snakes from pet stores and setting them free in the Everglades, where the pythons grow and thrive.
Tiffany plays an over-zealous park ranger worried about the growing ecological damage. To save her beloved alligators, she’s willing to employ dubious methods, overdosing them with steroids so they grow mega, setting off a war between the species – and putting her on a collision course with Gibson.
Seriously if this doesn’t get an Emmy nom next year, I won’t watch it. What more do you need for the perfect movie?
BTW another breakthrough for this movie is that it is the first time a woman has directed a Syfy original Saturday night movie. So hats off to Mary Lambert for directing the ’80s pop icons who will finally battle it out. Something we have been waiting 20 years to see!
At this point I am Team Tiffany, but I loved Debbie Gibson’s perfume Electric Dreams. What team are you on?
After watching the trailer for Take Me Home Tonight, I am so seeing this movie when it comes out on March 4th. When I first started watching the preview with Topher Grace and Anna Faris, I was like this movie looks so stupid but then I kept watching it and I can’t wait to see this movie. It just looks like so much stupid fun.
Before Meg Ryan was with Harry in When Harry Met Sally, she was with Jack Reed for Aim Toothpaste. How cute was the 20 year old actress in that 1981 ad?
Tonight on CBS’s The Late Show with David Letterman the gap-toothed host got to play with a Razor Go-Cart. Well to say things didn’t go so well for him, would be putting it mildly. Watch the video to see why not only do toys need a you need to be old enough to play with them warning, they also need one to say when you are too old to use them.
Too bad the Black Eyed Peas were not there to play Boom Boom Pow because it would’ve been very appropriatef!
