It's amazing that Jack Black has been starring in action movies since the mid-'80s, but in this 100% authentic clip of the gritty B-movie "Lethal Justice" on Funny Or Die proves that Jack Black has been kicking pretty much everyone's ass since probably forever.
You wouldn't expect a drama about how Fred and Rosemary West were brought to justice to be funny.
(A law professor's 2005 study of "laughter episodes instigated," she notes, suggested that Antonin Scalia was the funniest justice, with Stephen Breyer coming in a faraway second).
On a personal level, Scalia was known as the funniest justice on the Supreme Court.
The result is a ministry of all the talents that does rich justice to this vertiginously funny show.
The abrupt death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia — the fiery, funny, polarizing face of the Court's modern conservative turn — ended a chapter in legal history and opened a political battle of a kind that America has not seen in decades.
And he'd, in a genial way, do impersonations of the other Justices that were very funny".
"Injustice is funnier than justice," he said, peering wisely through his wire-rim glasses.
A fast, funny screenplay does justice to a true story which is far stranger than most fiction.
The most vivid of these is Renfro, a self-proclaimed thinker — part genius, part con artist — whose Bellovian reflections about everything from the Lighthouse Fellowship symbol to the idea that "justice is blind" are as funny as they are true.
Yet the Stuart depicted in this book was also a man with a fierce sense of justice and honor — a frank, funny, eloquent and often thoughtful individual, who eventually got himself off the streets and into a detox program and became an advocate for the homeless.
