LRA writes: Have you ever watched a trailer and had that one scene, that one shot that made you go "Wow, that was cool!"? Or maybe there was something you saw that stuck with you, something that for some reason was in the back of your head and despite how insignificant it was you were waiting for it to show up in the final cut of the film. But when you watched the movie that scene was nowhere to be found or has been altered in a significant way. Well, that is what the Tractor Tire Award of the Week is all about. We try to track down those scenes that didn't make it into the final version of the film and make sense of them. Where in the film was it supposed to be? Why might it have been cut? Why has it been changed? We may not always have the answers for you but at least you will have your piece of mind and know that you aren't crazy. So, this weeks award goes to A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas!
CPC:
I guess this should really come as no surprise considering the craze that is The Twilight Saga, but Breaking Dawn has gone on to, again, be the top-selling DVD for the week ending February 19th. This is the movie’s second week in the top spot, and its second week of release (well, one and a half weeks is more like it).
Jeremy of We Got This Covered wrote, "The pot smoking duo of Harold & Kumar is back in a Christmas extravaganza for the ages. The two bring their usual batch of immature stoner jokes we’ve all learned to adore from their previous films in A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas. Of course, it’s not a Harold & Kumar film without the legendary Neil Patrick Harris, who makes an epic appearance that keeps you laughing at a consistent rate. The film also takes advantage of the latest 3D craze, which seemed dead and useless until they got their hands on it. A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas is a continuation of the first two films, keeping the humor the same, but adding some 3D Christmas fun to the mix."
From TMP:
WB recently sent us here at TMP a copy of the recently released third film in the [I]Harold and Kumar[/I] franchise. We've taken a look at it and are here to help you decide whether or not it's worth picking up and adding to your collection.
