Sandler Sets New Razzie Record, No Surprise

 

When Adam Sandler’s bad, he’s really bad, according to voters for the Razzies, an Academy Awards spoof that singles out the worst movies of the year.

MOVIE REVUE: Jack and Jill Fell Down and Broke Our Crown

 

Sandler apparently didn’t get the memo from Eddie Murphy or Tyler Perry. If you play multiple characters in a comedy in this day and age, IT’S NOT FUNNY! Secondly, if you decide to play yourself and your ugly twin sister on film, IT’S STRANGE. The combination of these two facts and Al Pacino’s extreme parody of himself will leave you wondering – Why waste any of my time watching this crappy movie? Pacino was right at the end, burn all the copies! Can we throw this film in the bonfire as well?

MOVIE REVUE: Just Go Away

 

I’d honestly like to give some honest criticism on this romantic comedy. I’d like to open up the discourse on the acting styles of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. I’d like to discuss the overall moral to the story to Just Go With It, that being ‘just be honest with people.’ I cannot do any of these. This movie is plain terrible. Not Skyline terrible, as that film just took the lazy way out. Just Go With It is terrible for many, many reasons.

MOVIE REVUE: The Sad Part of Grown Ups

 

With a mini Saturday Night Live reunion that could make Lorne Michaels blush, Grown Ups delivers the ultimate comedy ensemble fail of the summer season. You would honestly think that with the talent these five comedians possess that we would have a great comedy film about reuniting and family. Unfortunately, Grown Ups tried too hard to be a decent family comedy that it was a miracle that anyone breezed through their awkward moments of growing up.

DVD RELEASES: November 24, 2009

Good afternoon all,

Before we carve the turkey on Thanksgiving Day this THURSDAY, why don’t you check out these new DVDs released today:

Angels & Demons 2-Disc

 

DEDICATION: Ken Ober (1957 – 2009)

 

Ken Ober hosting Remote Control

Ken Ober was never like the other game show hosts. He will be remembered for hosting MTV’s very first game show “Remote Control”.  Ober was the coolest, hippest game show host of my generation. He died at his home in Santa Monica at the  age of 52.