Bingo!

Yup…and I marked.

Make it a Clue-style whodunit…

Came across as too "pervy and seductive" to me. Only thing I really liked was his laugh.

Sounds like something Jar Jar would say.

I remember watching a comedy roundtable with Carrey, Rock, Stiller, etc. and they were talking about how certain comics are better in sketch situations, sitcom, movies, writing, stand-up, etc. After them explaining it, found it to be sooooo true. You have to find something that fits your strengths.

Oh, that works as well!

Scat-urday Night Live?

Rita Repulsa?

Great sight gag!

Oh, I think there's a difference between the two. It's just how much a person cares about it.

Yeah, he's a good addition. Liked the pairing of him and Sweetchuck it the 3rd.

Last night, HDNet Movies had a Police Academy marathon. Finally got to watch the 2nd and 3rd all the way through and unedited.

They truly weren't. Luckily, they grew into the roles. I'm sure the major players on-set helped.

You mentioned "nothing outside of LOTR and Potter had any real lasting impact, and even then the first HP isn't that great". Sounded a bit like you were diminishing it. I was just pointing out why it had the impact. While I'd say the first one is the "most kiddie", they brought something to the table, in establishing…

The first Potter movie introduced the initial cast, "framework", and setting. It had a lasting impact. Plus, John Williams gave us the top-level music.

First movie I saw after 9/11.

I'd say what else saved the franchise is the fans gave it a chance after Tokyo Drift did poorly. If not for it being a hit, there's no 5th.

I'd say the Nov./Dec. "holiday" movie time brought some big ones:

Don't know why, but "emotionless Phil" cracked me up.