24 is a weird show. It’s so dumb. So heightened. So predictable in its attempts to be unpredictable.
But it’s still of value and in no small part to Kiefer Sutherland’s gritty and sometimes hilariously intense portrayal of Man of Action Jack Bauer. I love that the show had a life and may continue to have a continuation on the big screen. If for nothing else than to hear Jack Bauer swear.
Brian Grazer, in addition to having the nuttiest hair this side of The Human League, recently confirmed Kiefer’s statement that in addition to the Mayan Doomsday and a new Kiss album… we’d be seeing a movie based on 24 hitting screens in 2012. As many of you know, this is becoming one of those news items that doesn’t die. It’s been bandied about since the show was was on the air, but one begins to speculate if they’re using the media as an engine to drum up buzz and interest for leverage’s sake.
Either way, it’s better to try out the show as a feature franchise rather than allowing it (and with it Kiefer’s chances for a big screen revival) to wither away.
Plus, it gave me a chance to once again showcase a pine tree get tackled.





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”continue to have a continuation” stellar grammer.
Attempt for funny, HATED. Your comment, DICKISH!
”continue to have a continuation” stellar grammer.
Stellar punctuation. And spelling.
…also, I dug the funny.
Really happy this is finally gonna happen. The series finale was pretty underwhelming, and heavily hinged upon them doing a movie. Hopefully we will get a proper exit for Bauer in this or more films.
Also, Trybrow, go troll somewhere else. And more effectively.
“Bauer Movement”. Kudos for that, made me laugh. Thanks.
But will Bauer finally break for a sandwich? That show had eight seasons and not once did the man use a bathroom or take a nap.
Re: Sandwiches.
He didn’t have a lot of time. I know this because right before he started to torture someone, he would say, “I DON”T HAVE A LOT OF TIME”.
My other favorite thing about the show was how an Army General (Patrick Finnegan) asked the show’s producers to please stop showing torture as a useful way to extract information. They were like, “No”.
Man, I’ve missed headlines like “Bauer Movement” around here. They used to be a CHUD highlight.
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