Lindsay Lohan: The Good, The Bad, The..More...Bad
Lindsay Lohan's drug bust couldn't have come at a better time. Her newest film, I Know Who Killed Me, made its debut this weekend at big old Number 9 and made a whopping $3.4 million. Hey, without the drug bust, the movie would have barely made $14 (I'm sure her Mom would have seen it). But with everything I hear about Lindsay Lohan being a little lost sheep, people keep commenting about her wasting a huge ammount of talent. Exsqueeze me? Baking powder? Talent? Allow us to take a look a few of La Lohan's movies and judge just how much talent we are talking about.
THE PARENT TRAP
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays two long-lost twins, Hallie Parker and Annie James, who meet up at summer camp. No, a Lohan twin wasn't killed in a fire shortly after the movie was filmed. It was trick photography. Which makes you think: with so many perverts and frat guys out there, why haven't they used this technology again? Two Lohans? That shit would make millions.
Is it any good?
Yeah, if you are 9. If you are any older, I ask you this: are that hard-up for images of Lindsay Lohan? You disgust me.
Talent comparable to:
Dakota Fanning. An 8-year-old Lohan is nowhere near as annoying as let's say, Abigail Breslin, or worse, a young Jonathan Lipnicki.
MEAN GIRLS
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays Cady Heron, the new girl at school, where she competes for Alpha Dog status against the reigning Queen B, Regina George. This would be just another lame teen movie if it weren't written by Tina Fey, had a cast that includes Tim Meadows, Amy Poehler, Rachael McAdams, Tina Fey, and more "you're a slut" jokes than your typical episode of Ricki Lake.
Is it any good?
Holy crap, homegirl made me actually want red hair after this movie. Hello! That is mayjah. So, yeah, it's pretty good.
Talent comparable to: Rachael McAdams. It's really hard to judge who is better in this movie, they both act their assess off. Lohan is a really hard worker when she isn't coked out of her mind.
HERBIE: FULLY LOADED
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays Maggie Peyton, a girl who drives a half-VW, half-monster killing machine. Wait, no. That's not right. It's just a regular car? Oh shit, that sounds ultra-boring. Throw in something about wanting to drive the car in a NASCAR race, and you have a steaming pile fit for a Bum Fight.
Is it any good?
4.7 stars out of 10 on IMDB.com can't be wrong! It seems to be half-shitty, half good, which makes it 100% not worth renting.
Talent comparable to:
Don Knotts (not in the 60's either. I'm talking Don Knotts now. Real Weekend at Bernies-like.)
JUST MY LUCK
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays Ashley Albright, a Manhattanite who has horseshoes up her ass, suddenly loses all her luck and becomes, gasp! unlucky! Really. I pulled most of this from IMDB.com.
Is it any good?
You know you're getting into some deep sheep when they IMDB keywords are Umbrella / Rainstorm / Vomit Scene / Helicopter / New Job. Imagine explaining that to a future casting director. "You might have seen my last movie...it was the one with the girl in the rain, and I played the girl and I had an umbrella, and I get this new job, and there is a scene with a helicopter? Doesn't ring any bells? Oh! Well, maybe you remember the vomit scene! Still nothing, eh?"
Talent comparable to:
A vomit-covered umbrella.
GEORGIA RULE
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays Rachel Wilcox, a badass from the big city who comes to the south to live with her grandmother, Georgia. It also has Felicity Huffman, who played a tranny in Transamerica. Wow. Oscar-nominated role in Transamerica, and you followed it up with this? Huffman, get William H Macy to read-over your scripts first, k?
Is it any good?
It isn't even believable. In one scene, Lohan gives a local yokel a beej. Yeah right! If this was real, Lohan would have slept with him, begged him for coke, pawned his wallet for booze, wrapped his car around a tree, and followed it up with a friendly "...I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name".
Talent comparable to:
The IQ of your average citizen from Atlanta, GA.
I KNOW WHO KILLED ME
The Low-Down:
Lindsay plays Aubrey Flemming, a promising student who goes missing and returns horribly abused and tortured, and with amnesia, where she promptly changes her name to Dakota Moss and gets work as a stripper. I guess they don't have Victim Rehabilitation Therapy there.
Is it any good?
When your movie is refered to as The Movie where Lindsay Lohan Plays a Stripper and still nobody goes to see it? That's rough. That's like calling it $13 gets you 90 minutes of Lindsay Lohan showing the goods and people going "yeah, but I can see the firecrotch for free on DListed.com...no thanks".
Talent comparable to:
The aluminum in a stripper pole. No wait, aluminum makes soda cans and tonnes of other shit. What has less value than aluminum? Boron or something? Can I get a scientist up in hurr?










































