Killgore
Sidekick
- Joined
- May 7, 2003
- Messages
- 2,734
- Reaction score
- 1
- Points
- 31
Just like the title says. Like Gene Siskel once said, the two things you cannot fake are an orgasm and a laugh.
Bad Santa-- I just cannot look at Billy Bob without thinking, "that effer banged Angelina" and I cannot suspend my disbelief enough to by him as a drunk mall Santa. It was much funnier to see Santa as a drunk degenerate when he was Dan Aykroyd in Trading Places.
Old School-- I don't find Wil Ferrell funny in the least. He tries way to hard to be funny and just falls flat. I don't remember even chuckling once.
Wedding Crashers-- Owen Wilson is likable enough. The movie was just way too formulaic and predictable for me to find it even remotely funny. 40 Year Old Virgin basically tells the same story but was much funnier.
Caddyshack --Bill Murray is amusing in it, but Chevy Chase is completely unfunny. It hasn't aged well, and I think that the critics were right when they blasted it when it came out. Classic it is not. For Bill Murry at his best, I prefer Groundhog Day, which is probably my favorite comedy ever.
Any Adam Sandler movie sans Happy Gilmore --I agree with Ebert when he pegged Sandler as a good supporting actor but not a leading man. His shtick is tiresome, with Click being the worst movie experience I had to endure with my children this year. God that movie was garbage.
Other movies I think are funny are Office Space, Being John Malkovich, This Is Spinal Tap, and There's Something About Mary.
Bad Santa-- I just cannot look at Billy Bob without thinking, "that effer banged Angelina" and I cannot suspend my disbelief enough to by him as a drunk mall Santa. It was much funnier to see Santa as a drunk degenerate when he was Dan Aykroyd in Trading Places.
Old School-- I don't find Wil Ferrell funny in the least. He tries way to hard to be funny and just falls flat. I don't remember even chuckling once.
Wedding Crashers-- Owen Wilson is likable enough. The movie was just way too formulaic and predictable for me to find it even remotely funny. 40 Year Old Virgin basically tells the same story but was much funnier.
Caddyshack --Bill Murray is amusing in it, but Chevy Chase is completely unfunny. It hasn't aged well, and I think that the critics were right when they blasted it when it came out. Classic it is not. For Bill Murry at his best, I prefer Groundhog Day, which is probably my favorite comedy ever.
Any Adam Sandler movie sans Happy Gilmore --I agree with Ebert when he pegged Sandler as a good supporting actor but not a leading man. His shtick is tiresome, with Click being the worst movie experience I had to endure with my children this year. God that movie was garbage.
Other movies I think are funny are Office Space, Being John Malkovich, This Is Spinal Tap, and There's Something About Mary.