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I won't ever forgive either Ferrell or Kidman for stomping all over Bewitched.
That's how I feel about Land of the Lost. When I was seven years old, Land of the Lost was the coolest thing ever. (And in spite of the now-cheesy looking SFX, they had A-list scifi writers working on the show). It's like Ferrell went back in time and spat at my seven-year-old self.
I was surprised how much I liked Will Ferrell in Elf. I am pretty fond of Adam Sandler when he isn't turned up to 11, and Man in the Moon was pretty great despite my tepid feelings for both Jim Carrey and Andy Kaufman.
It's like Ferrell went back in time and spat at my seven-year-old self.
Exactly.
I will say probably no one's going to make the Bewitched movie of my dreams, but what they did was so far off the reservation, it was barely recognizable. Sniffle.
LoTR Extended BluRay is up for preorder.
I enjoyed both The Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine. (Quite like the soundtrack thereof too, Beck does a fine version of "Everybody's Gotta learn Sometime".) I also thought, at the time, that Ace Ventura was one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen, though the sequel was quite a step down. Oddly enough, it's The Mask that I found kind of meh.
I also thought, at the time, that Ace Ventura was one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen, though the sequel was quite a step down.
I loved Ace Ventura too. Probably still do, though I haven't seen it in a long time.
I own The Mask, but for the big production numbers. "The SWAT team got an offer from Vegas."
I also thought, at the time, that Ace Ventura was one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen, though the sequel was quite a step down.
We still say "excrement" for "excellent" around my house.
I have seen the Wedding Singer more times than I care to admit. The 80s nostalgia and Drew Barrymore suck me in every single time.
"Big Daddy" is not a particularly good movie, and I was fine to see it once, though watching the end for John Stewart is pretty funny. I only watch one scene of "Billy Madison" for this quote:
Mr. Madison, what you've just said... is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
I could watch Bob Barker beat Sandler up all day long. Chubbs' exit and Ricard Kiel telling Christopher McDonald he'll be waiting in the parking lot are also things of comedic beauty.