Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast #15 features reviews of The Hangover Part II and Of Gods and Men, interview with Meek's Cutoff screenwriter Jon Raymond and Top Five Robert Duvall Performances.
MediaStinger: "Arguably a year of the comedy, 2011 was often crowded with something funny for all ages, especially adults. Resulting in one of our more extensive lists of honorable mentions, the oversaturation of the laughter market held some of the biggest surprises of the year."
I would think there are a lot of different opinions here. Some would say it's the Hangover movie and I would think that some think that the Harold and Kumar movie was funnier. Some women might think that Bridemaids was funnier....I can't even imagine which one since I only saw one of those mentioned and it was very funny and that was Horrible Bosses. To say that it was the funniest would be wrong because I know it couldn't be...it was good but not that good.
I enjoyed Horrible Bosses. It didn't go over the line like I thought Hangover and similar movies did. But, my favorite would have to go with The Muppets. I am an extremely biased party on this, though.
Last night at the People's Choice Awards they chose Bridesmaids for the funniest movie.
What's Hawt: "With the Internet making it so much easier to illegally download movies, here are the top 10 most pirated movies of 2011."
LOL at Fast Five, i dont think anyone would be able to live with the shame to go and watch that at the cinemas.
no offense to anyone that did!
Oh you didn't like it? I thought it was worth it. I mean the story line wasn't anything to talk about, and the cars pulling the safe *smh* but in the overall, it was actually enjoyable to watch compared to FnF3 and FnF4
it was alright, ive seen worse action films, ive also seen much better.
thats said the safe seen is actually what made it worse for me, id rather have seen some clever heist and a high speed chase ( even if it is more typical ) than them stretch reality that much. even "if" those cars could manage to pull that monster safe chances of it not getting stuck or much less not killing hundreds of people on the city streets is slim to none.
I went with a friend, I wouldn't have seen it by choice. It was alright, way too long and not worth the money.
what was wrong with that movie it was good the best since The Fast and The furious
Sometimes you just have to go see something for the fun of it. You see it for the pure entertainment...there's a story but you don't have to think about details or what's the mystery to this story because it's all there in front of you and that's what I do when I see one like this....I sit down and relax and just enjoy the action.
This must have been why Vin Diesel couldn't afford to pay that studio for Chronicles of Riddick~
fast five - meh
hangover 2 - sucked
thor - excellent
source code - meh
I am #4 - they will regret the clicks it took to download
sucker punch - never seen it
127 hrs - meh
rango - meh
kings speech - never seen it
HP - never seen it
hmmm seems to me like the joke is on the pirates lmao :P
watch HP you wont regret it especially if uve seen the rest, this one trumps all action fantasy movies this year by far and the best by quite a few years!
fast 5 was really nice, maybe it was no.1 cause there's so many positive reviews on this one, it's surprising to see that the good ones like xmen ,rise of planet of apes,hp,and the other movies were not on top of the list,,
Jeremy of We Got This Covered wrote, "The Wolfpack is back in The Hangover Part II. Director Todd Phillips has reassembled his cast from the box office success The Hangover and they went out on another bachelor party adventure that results in nothing but pure destruction. What was mildly entertaining in the first film is now old and tired. The sequel acts more like a reboot, following Phillip’s original formula beat-for-beat."
I have yet to see this movie. I wonder if it's practically a repeat of the first movie.
