Blue Crush 2
I would just like to say on this matter… what the fuck?

While it's nowhere near as good as True Grit, 3.10 to Yuma is still a pretty good flick…

O'DOYLE RULES!!!!!!

Yeah I thought Marvel Studios was set up as a reaction to the way their films were being fucked up by other studios ie Last Stand, Ghost Rider, Fantastic Four.
Diagree completely that Marvel aren't letting their respective directors mark there films, too. Everyone here has pretty much said what needed to be said, but…

Nah Ang Lee's Hulk is where it's at. I loved that he took a character whose power comes from his within own damaged psyche and then, rather than pay it lip service, actually spent the film exploring it. It meant that when Banner did become Hulk it felt all the more epic. And, yeah, that editing was brilliant.
Just…

Worst American Remake…
Actually if I think of the very worst American remakes I don't even think of The Vanishing, since Sluizer fucked it up himself it didn't seem as disrespectful. Weird.
Dinner for Schmucks- the worst American remake of a foreign film ever. Followed closely by that Bridget Fonda Nikita pic…

In a better world…
… there would be a sequel to Old School opening to $100 million+ this weekend.

The funniest thing Zach G has done, or will ever do, is ask Bruce Willis "Was there ever a time while you were making The Whole Ten Yards where you would look around and ask each other, "Do you think this is TOO funny?""

Angie Harmon?
Shall always be known as 'that girl in Baywatch Nights'. It makes me sad that in this age of youtube, torrents and whatnot, I still can't find episodes of Baywatch Nights. Seriously, that show was fucking hilarious…

Yeah I have a soft spot for The Chase. That completely superfluous scene at the end where he's reciting Duvall's lines from Apocalypse Now in full clown makeup… genius.

Del Toro's huge weight gain seemed more impressive than Depp's baldness…

Diabolique exists only as a counter argument that The Specialist is Sharon Stone's worst film…

Ugly babies kinda freak me out…

"It's a scattered list this week, though a few titles stand out…."
Yes, I can't wait to see The Roommate either.

Yeah Going the Distance was much funnier than I expected going in…

Holy shit, Campbell directed a Homicide: Life on the Streets episode? Cool. To be fair besides Vertical Limit and that Zorro sequel, which admittedly are far from the worst films ever made, Campbell is a reliable, if un-flashy director. Much prefer to see his version of Green Lantern than Tim Story's or Shawn Levy's…

I'll say it here now…
The Hangover was a decent comedy that contained a few good laughs and was a fun way to spend two hours, nothing more. The likelihood that The Hangover Part II would be as funny or funnier is really quite low. Check your expectations.

The presence of Charlie Day would make this a must see for me, but I cannot for the life of me pay to see a flick with Jamie Foxx in it, even if it's a small part. That guy is just a supernova of douche…

The fact that it's from the director of Casino Royale gives me hope, but the fact it's from the director of Vertical Limit kills that hope. I'll still give it a go…

Emmanuel Lewis grew up to be Forrest Whitaker. This is true.