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Printablelive4lust said: susannah said: Crap by DeNiros standards anyway, and the other guy in it is annoying  Ben Stiller? He's one of my comedy heroes. I don't have enough of these  to use for that response, really.  That was easily one of my favorite comedies of the last ten years.  urgh..
then you dont know real humour and need it force fed to you . [Edited 4/24/07 16:58pm] I will love you forever and you will never be forgotten - L.A.F.  | |
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REDFEATHERS said: live4lust said: Ben Stiller? He's one of my comedy heroes. I don't have enough of these to use for that response, really. That was easily one of my favorite comedies of the last ten years. urgh..
then you dont know real humour and need it force fed to you . [Edited 4/24/07 16:58pm] that was just a little insulting.  | |
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live4lust said: susannah said: Crap by DeNiros standards anyway, and the other guy in it is annoying Ben Stiller? He's one of my comedy heroes. I don't have enough of these to use for that response, really. That was easily one of my favorite comedies of the last ten years. he's either hot or cold to me. i thought he was a hoot on that episode of "extras", and i LOVED his show on MTV, as well as "mystery men" and (especially) "zoolander". the stuff he's been in that he didn't write or direct is usually pretty stinky to me, though. and i was no huge fan of "dodgeball", either. | |
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Anx said: live4lust said: Ben Stiller? He's one of my comedy heroes. I don't have enough of these to use for that response, really. That was easily one of my favorite comedies of the last ten years. he's either hot or cold to me. i thought he was a hoot on that episode of "extras", and i LOVED his show on MTV, as well as "mystery men" and (especially) "zoolander". the stuff he's been in that he didn't write or direct is usually pretty stinky to me, though. and i was no huge fan of "dodgeball", either. yeah, he was doing too many films a couple of years ago.  just like jack black. he had a funny sketch show on fox many moons ago and i've loved something about mary, zoolander, mystery men, meet the parents, royal tenenbaums, dodgeball and his appearances on curb your enthusiasm and extras.  he was also good in permanent midnight, which isn't a comedy. | |
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alot of todays comedy films really insult me. i can't watch 4 too long cause then i can feel my IQ drop. I like intelligent comedy, comedy with a purpose or message like Chaplain's "the Great Dictator" or something, not todays stuff where crap is just put together. "So shall it be written, so shall it be sung..."  | |
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A Brief History of Time! ne Witty Signature last seen under a much more clever person than me. | |
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SlamGlam said: shausler said: dont be an ass hole i love it when the best people can do is resort to flames. just agree with me and get over it! Well you were being an asshole kinda. | |
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Anx said: oh, and i hate movies that take elegant old actresses and make them talk like sailors or act all street for a cheap laugh. it was funny when june cleaver did it in "airplane!", but it really should have stopped there. okay - granny just dropped an f-bomb. we get it. ha ha.
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tznekbsbfrvr said: alot of todays comedy films really insult me. i can't watch 4 too long cause then i can feel my IQ drop. I like intelligent comedy, comedy with a purpose or message like Chaplain's "the Great Dictator" or something, not todays stuff where crap is just put together.
Maybe Chaplain was a laugh-fest in the early 20th century, but he doesn't do it for me. Good at stunts though. I'm not against old comedy though. Laurel and Hardy had some piss funny moments | |
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I went to see this film called ´Broken Arrow´ with Christian Slater and John Travolta. It was ridiculous really. There was one car chase scene where Christian Slater jumped mid-air and caught a gun, landed on the bonnet of John Travolta`s truck, fired at the windscreen but nothing happened. John Travolta said to his co-driver, ´dont worrry, bullet proof glass` or something similar. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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LittleSmedley said: tznekbsbfrvr said: alot of todays comedy films really insult me. i can't watch 4 too long cause then i can feel my IQ drop. I like intelligent comedy, comedy with a purpose or message like Chaplain's "the Great Dictator" or something, not todays stuff where crap is just put together.
Maybe Chaplain was a laugh-fest in the early 20th century, but he doesn't do it for me. Good at stunts though. I'm not against old comedy though. Laurel and Hardy had some piss funny moments well wat does that say abt the quality of comedy these days? yes, times change, but ppl still look to the past for inspiration- which shows that the comedy today isn't all that good if we keep having to go back and look at stuff thats already been done. "So shall it be written, so shall it be sung..." | |
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"I Got the Hookup"
"Borat" (but it still had its funny parts) I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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Anx said: really, most "right wing vs. left wing" documentaries tend to disappoint me and insult my intelligence. regardless of which direction the agenda leans, they always use the same tactics and heavyhanded propagandist tricks to spoonfeed their opinions right down my throat, and i hate that. i like films that leave things WIDE OPEN for me to make my own conclusions. to be honest, this is why i've been hesitating about watching "an inconvenient truth", though i've been told it's a cut above the rest.
See it and judge for yourself. It's really worth that. And tt's really about the planet much more than the politics. People who dismiss it as propaganda and speak of "lemmings" have no actual facts on their side. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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SlamGlam said: even when much of the message is a lie... (the LIE is that humans had anything to do with it.
mark that day in your calender: Slam finally admits that president Bush is a LIAR "I recognise the surface of the earth is warmer and that an increase in greenhouse gases caused by humans is contributing to the problem" http://www.truthout.org/c...i/34/12476 Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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That Orange County movie with Tom Hanks' son and Jack Black. | |
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Anx said: live4lust said:  I was just glad we ran into Lynch before we had seen his latest. I just told him how much I loved Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks and I didn't have to lie about liking Inland Empire.  even his most ridiculously obtuse work doesn't INSULT my intelligence, though. I think that's key. They challenge your intelligence. Even if you say you hated it you feel more intelligent for having seen through the sybolism and pretense (I haven't seen Inland Empire, BTW). My Legacy
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Dancelot said:[
mark that day in your calender: Slam finally admits that president Bush is a LIAR
yep he sure is... | |
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