Justin Bieber gets biopicized (wink wink)
I often find myself wondering where did that Justin Bieber kid come from. I mean, I know he was -- much like Celine Dion -- inflicted on us by Canada, but beyond that and a vague idea that the kid did some subway busking and is kind of a klutz, well, he remains a mystery wrapped in an enigma hidden behind a fringe of heavy sandy brown hair. And I even read his memoir.
Lucky for me, and you, the Upright Citizens Brigade has stepped in to fill our Bieber knowledge void with the biopic "8 Kilometer: The Gritty Life Story of Justin Bieber" -- or at least the ridiculously well-done trailer for it:
As the folks over at Best Week Ever noted, "Kudos to the casting people for getting a actor who looks exactly like Justin Bieber... maybe a tad bit more masculine."
And thank you to the folks at UCB for this line, "Foreheads are where it's at Bieber. That's just a fact."
(And if you haven't had enough ragging on the Bieb, "South Park" also recently killed him off in this NSFW clip.)
Full Coverage: Justin Bieber
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Liz Kelly
| November 12, 2010; 9:19 AM ET
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Posted by: byoolin1 | November 12, 2010 9:41 AM | Report abuse
I'm waiting for The Life of Justin Bieber in 30 Seconds with Bunnies.
Posted by: td_in_baltimore | November 12, 2010 12:19 PM | Report abuse
And also, can we get back in the pool now?
Posted by: byoolin1 | November 12, 2010
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No. It's Adult Swim Time.
Posted by: sasquatchbigfoot | November 12, 2010 12:32 PM | Report abuse
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There's an old joke:
Q: How do you get 100 Canadians out of a swimming pool?
A: "Would all of you get out of the pool, please?"
We are not a people to "inflict." It would never be "inflicted," Liz Kelly.
We *offered* him and America accepted him - no, more than that - America greedily grabbed the little imp right out of our hands.
You're welcome. And thank you. And also, can we get back in the pool now?