Best anti-war films?
it's all about King of Hearts

Maybe, but anyone trying to defend the inevitable necessity of warfare or the intelligence/ethics behind making those kinds of decisions probably shouldn't trot out the "war" on terrorism as their first example

I like how the propaganda video guy turns up the somber in his tone of voice every time he says "Would you like to know more"?

Upstate NY rednecks are terribly underrated in the white trash community

Well, out here we call them "pirates," Ned
DVDs and CDs still cost too much, yo

Lili Taylor's in this, too
She's the best

carson knows what he's talking about. The first ten minutes with all the explosions and Downey Jr were the only good things in Tropic Thunder. Tom Cruise was actively annoying in that movie, but I guess it is cute that he thinks this character is a pop culture sensation

Zoolander was pretty okay, too

In addition to all those Wes Anderson movies and the very entertaining Shanghai Noon, Owen Wilson is also actually pretty great in The Minus Man, doing the polar opposite of his usual shtick

Me too!

how terrible is thandie newton in that movie?

Sean O'Neal is a feminazi

Except one of those guys spews nonstop hate that has an absurd influence over the political opinions of a huge group of people whereas the other guy is a funny, prissy asshole folks used to listen to on their way to work

Nice
I saw them burn through Doolittle last Thanksgiving and it was glorious. Stark contrast with the Dino Jr show I went to at the same place a few months before that which blew, hard

Usually these talentless actors who become inexplicably successful show up in movies I would never, ever watch but Jonah Hill, bless him, breaks the mold

Yeah, pretty much, but I think I would be legitimately bummed if the US didn't get out of their group. At least score a couple of goals this time around, fellas

Wildcat was written in a kind of obsolete vernacular…

The Polley 1/3 of Go is phenomenal, and she's great in it, but the rest of that movie is pretty lame

Good picture
I think if you give a film a grade below a "C-" you should always strive to find the most absurd screenshot available to accompany that review

No matter how shitty Garry Marshall's IMDB page looks when he's dead, I will always cherish his existence based solely off that one scene from Lost in America