What movies have you seen recently?

[KG]

American Sniper & Nacho Libre. Seriously, you couldn't get too more different flicks if you've tried. The crazy part is that I enjoyed both. Not a Jack Black fan at all but for some reason his character had me in stitches.

[areobee401]

7 Days In Hell

Easily one of the most ridiculous things I have watched recently. Felt like a 40 minute long SNL skit, but actually funny. Could have done without all the male genitalia though.

[daflyboys]

Male genetalia is the new boobs.

[Rasco11]

Indubitably

[GOBLUE_08]

Quote: Originally Posted by LambertandHam

The Paul Walker movie "Running Scared". I'm not a big Fast & Furious guy, but I really liked him in this movie. There is an incredibly Spoiler creepy part with the kids and the pedophile rapists/murder couple .

Heavily slept on movie and possibly Paul Walkers best performance acting wise (The F&F movies are all about action and one liners.) The camera work was really well done and it had a very good story story also.

[GOBLUE_08]

Quote: Originally Posted by daflyboys

Male genetalia is the new boobs.

Seriously, I tried to watch that Davinci's Demons series on Showtime or Starz (can't remember) and there was just too much man meat, so much so that even my wife asked "WTF are you watching? And why don't they ever have any clothes on?" Don't think I'll be going back to that series. Its not a horrible show but the amount of nudity is kinda ridiculous.

[SPTO]

Won't go into any long reviews but I watched a couple John Candy movies

Armed and Dangerous (1986)

Well...That flick certainly didn't come out as good as I remember. I will say though that it's always great to see Candy and Levy on screen together. They have a great chemistry going all the way back to their SCTV days. The movie just didn't have enough really good jokes but the jokes that were funny had me laughing out loud.

2 out of 4 stars


Who's Harry Crumb? (1989)

I forgot just how dimwitted the Harry Crumb character was but it held up for the most part for me. This and Uncle Buck were released in the same year and those two movies helped to cement Candy as a leading man comic actor. The contrivances to make the bumbling idiot Crumb solve the case really stretches credulity at times but Candy's charisma makes it work.

I also find it funny in hindsight now that the joke about putting cherry into coke to create Cherry Coke is now a reality.

2 out of 4 stars

[Knight165]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

I also find it funny in hindsight now that the joke about putting cherry into coke to create Cherry Coke is now a reality. 2 out of 4 stars

Maybe I'm misunderstanding you....but Cherry Cola has been around forever.

M.K.
Knight165