How Does This Make You Feel?

[JBillington]

The last time I tried to check, about 3 years back, I estimated that I had seen approximately 8000 films. Someday I will make a list. Of course.

I made a list last year. By the end of the year I had watched 635 films. I decided that this year I would a) not make a list and b) not watch as many films.

The trailer for Mr Popper's Penguins is awful, and I am someone who will give Carrey the benefit of the doubt. It may however be a film that I am forced to see, if my niece picks it for her next cinema visit.

[Eric Fishlegs]

Aren't The Wedding Singer and Funny People supposed to be OK? Never saw 'em. Diidn't hate 'em. (As opposed to the rest of his ouevre excluding PDL: Never saw 'em. Hated 'em.)

Wedding Singer was cute enough.   I'd give it a 11.1/14.2.

And Funny People had some promise, and delivered with a few nice sequences... but then dragged on a bit too long.  More like a  6.4/9.7 for that one.

Liked FUNNY PEOPLE, but no movie starring Seth Rogen and Sadam Sandler needs to be 3 hours long.

[Chris L]

Sadam Sandler

That's either a Spike nickname or an obscure Jodorowsky film.

[akaJudge]

I saw the trailer for this at X-Men: First Class.  It's got a nutshot AND a bathtub fart, in case you didn't already know everything you need to know about it.

[Eric Fishlegs]

Sadam Sandler

That's either a Spike nickname or an obscure Jodorowsky film.

It's just a typo, but Spike can use it if he wants it.

Sandler was in my hometown last week making a movie. Know what I learned about film making? That they erect these black screens so that passerby can't see anything. It makes sense that they'd do that, but it still annoyed me.

[ChipSuey]

Sadam Sandler

That's either a Spike nickname or an obscure Jodorowsky film.

It's just a typo, but Spike can use it if he wants it.

Sandler was in my hometown last week making a movie. Know what I learned about film making? That they erect these black screens so that passerby can't see anything. It makes sense that they'd do that, but it still annoyed me.

I lived in Vancouver for 4 years or so in the late 90's/early oughts, and since it's the popular stand in for, well, just about any town you can think of when they can't shoot on location, I've seen some pretty ridiculous stuff as far as movie/tv shooting goes.
My favorite was the giant rain machines.  The amount of water they would release was mind boggling.  And they'd usually be running them in the rain, since this was Vancouver.