Michael J. Fox Slams Taylor Swift Stating He Would Not Allow Her To Date His Son

 

Taylor Swift: you may kiss my hand peasant

"Back To The Future" actor, Michael J. Fox, has slammed singer Taylor Swift, for dating so many men. Swift, 23, who was dumped again, this time by One Direction boyband member, Harry Styles, 18, was also turned down by actor Bradley Cooper, 38.

Michael J. Fox in the hit film "Back To The Future"

Fox stated he would not allow Swift to date his son Sam Fox. Actresses, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, mocked Swift at the Golden Globes last week, telling her she can't date Sam Fox. When asked by Vulture magazine if Swift could date his son, the veteran actor stated, "No, no...just back off. I don't keep up with it. But Swift writes songs about everybody she goes out with, right? What a way to build a career."

Michael J. Fox

Fox stated he would not want his son bringing Swift home. He further said if he did he would say, "Sam, you piece of s**t. Oh...that was the girl you brought home! Yea, I think that was a no. Swift really has damaged her reputation sleeping with all those men.

Film Review: Date Night

Title: Date Night

Year Of Release: 2010

Review Date: January 31, 2011

Rating: PG-13

Running time: 87 minutes

Box Office Gross: $152,263,880

Site Rating: 3 out of 10 stars

"Date Night" stars Steve Carell and Tina Fey, as bored married couple, the Fosters, of New Jersey, who get in over their heads, when they decide to pose as other people to steal a restaurant reservation, at one of the most trendy places in New York.

The hapless couple end up stealing the reservation of a questionable couple named the Tripplehorns, who are being pursued by killers. Nice job (not). They are forced to run all over town in attempting to escape the corrupt people chasing them, which leads to even more mischief. There are some funny points in this film, but some of the jokes fell flat. It also became lewd at points, which limited its audience.

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Film Review: Baby Mama

Title: Baby Mama

Year Of Release: 2008

Review Date: August 31, 2009

Rating: PG-13

Running time: 99 minutes

Box Office Gross: $64,275,411

"Baba Mama" is co-penned by and starring "Mean Girls" writer, Tina Fey. The movie is about a successful 38-year-old female executive, desperate to have a child, but believing she waited too long and is infertile, resorts to a surrogate, who unbeknownst to her, has been poorly screened by an agency she paid a $100,000 fee.

Instead of a suitable applicant, she is sent a kooky, ill-tempered, crass, unsophisticated woman, who is the common law wife of a simpleton that emotionally abuses her, whilst engaging in affairs.

Fey's character, is a competent, corporate executive that works for an organic food company, headed by an aging hippie, who believes in irrational and zany concepts no one else understands, but him.

Fey, a meat eater, pretends to be a vegetarian to make her bizarre, tree-hugging-howling-at-the-moon boss happy.

This film expresses the concerns many career women face regarding childbearing. It also pokes fun at the new age movement and the unreasonable, irrational conduct that accompanies it.

However, it is not exactly a family film or one I'd recommend, due to the vulgar surrogate couple.