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Harry's DVD PICKS AND PEEKS Does The First Week of February 2007 - Lots of Great Titles!
Hey folks, Harry here – Here’s the first week of this VERY busy February of DVD releases. This is an exceptional month as you’ll see by this first week. Soon I’ll have the rest of the month – I’m just trying to get through more of the advance discs to do a better job for y’all. Till later – here’s week one. As always feel free to click and order the DVDs via the Amazon Links by the DVD art – or by clicking the titles. Or just use this feature to guide you through the busy busy month that will have TONS more coming. Enjoy as many as you can.
Tuesday, Feb. 6th, 2007
FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS
The lesser of the Eastwood Iwo Jima two-pack cinematic event is still nothing to sneeze at. I find it less involving, less visceral… yet I love the character work of Adam Beach absolutely riveting. And the invasion of Iwo Jima is stunningly photographed, along with much of the film. It’s a solid film, but most importantly, it’s the companion piece to the far better LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA which this deserves to sit by. To just complete that story from the American perspective.
EDDIE MURPHY – DELIRIOUS
It is possible that a great majority of you only know Eddie Murphy from the downward spiral of his career – and that you may consider him as edgy and daring as Rich Little. But once upon a time, Eddie Murphy was one of the funniest fucking comedians around. With charisma the likes of which, I just don’t see from anyone. It seemed effortlessly hysterical. And it still is. I have watched this 3 times since the DVD came – oh and be sure to check out the second “EXTRAS” disc – it’s priceless.
HOLLYWOODLAND
Had you told me that this film would kick BLACK DAHLIA’s ass in my eyes before I’d seen the films, I would have had you horsewhipped. Having seen both, I just want to use my horsewhip on a selection of willing victims in a dank basement owned by Moriarty’s writing partner… not far from where the incidents in this movie take place. HOLLYWOODLAND very nearly made my top ten of last year. I love the film. Love how while it explores the various theories, it kinda settles in my mind on the sad, less romantic reality, that perhaps… George Reeves killed himself… but that any number of people coulda killed him. Because that’s probably what happened. The acting is top notch across the board and Ben Affleck’s sad sad eyes just sell this character and his eventual end. If you didn’t see this film in theaters – be sure to check it out.
THE HEIRESS
Ah… Olivia de Havilland, one of my favorite actresses of all time. Mainly for her work with Errol Flynn… although I’ll admit that her non-Flynn work is usually her best work – it’s just her eyes were never more lively than when she was opposite that swashbuckler. Based on the Henry James WASHINGTON SQUARE – this is a masterful film from William Wyler – with an amazing cast including Ralph Richardson (impossibly young in this film) and Montgomery Clift. It picked up 4 Academy Awards and this has been a remarkable digital restoration – of a film that is too often forgotten. Great work!
THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP
God Bless Michel Gondry. His films are lucid cinematic dreams and never moreso than in THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP. This disc is loaded with commentary, making of, a featurette on the lady that made the amazing artistic pieces, the music video and more. Then you have this wonderful film that just continues to illustrate why Gael Garcia Bernal is one of the most amazing actors that we have today! Check this out – it’s the most pure Gondry we’ve seen yet!
HELLBOY – SWORD OF STORMS
It’s HELLBOY – which means it rocks like the mighty stone glove upon his crimson hand! With the voices of Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones and John Hurt… how can you not be climing over yourself to get this. There’s commentary by Mike Mignola. TONS OF FEATURETTES and a 32 page Hellboy Comic Book. OH – and one of the best superhero animated films out there. I really really love this sucker. It’s what keeps me happy pending the next HELLBOY by Guillermo. Can’t wait!
TEEN TITANS – TROUBLE IN TOKYO
Anime TEEN TITANS vs MANINSUIT! Kinda. Check it out – if you like the animated series, which I know has its audience. Of which my nephew and I are members – we had a blast watching this at my house about two weeks ago. I didn’t check out the bonus episode or the game on the disc, but that’s mainly because my nephew stole the dvd and won’t give it back… the little cur.
HERE COMES MR JORDAN
Now I know – a lot of you folks love Warren Beatty’s HEAVEN CAN WAIT… but as much as I like that movie, I love HERE COMES MR JORDAN. And most of that love comes from the only man that could possibly outshine James Mason… and that’s CLAUDE RAINS – the Invisible Man, Prince John and countless awesome characters. He’s great in this film as the angel that oversees Robert Montgomery’s placement back into a body. I’m so glad this is on DVD and if you love HEAVEN CAN WAIT, I don’t blame you – but check out the original – this is a remarkable romantic comedy. Outstanding!
ROMEO & JULIET – THE MUSIC EDITION
Ok – this is the “party disc” version of ROMEO & JULIET. I love Baz Luhrmann. And I completely get the appeal of being able to have a Juke Box feature that allows you to leap from favorite song to favorite song in this film. This is a wonderful film and the middle of that amazing RED CURTAIN trilogy. You should only get this if you’re gay for the music of the film – or if you like the fact that this disc has 3 commentaries – two of which are from the music perspective – and has two music featurettes for the film.
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
In many ways – the original Anti-War film… Lewis Milestone’s ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT is an incredibly haunting tale of World War 1. Lew Ayres’ eyes and face – in moments of this film are nothing short of haunting. Haunting in the way that marble statues are frozen at a moment of poignancy. Just fantastic. There was a terrible disc out on this film before. Robert Osborne handles the introduction as wonderfully as he does his work on the fantastic TCM. I wish there was a really great documentary here – but this is the best transfer I’ve ever seen on this classic must have Best Picture.
MIRACLE IN THE RAIN
Ronald Reagan’s first wife… Jane Wyman was a hottie! And in MIRACLE IN THE RAIN – you’ll cry like Ned Beatty over a log… minus the “Suuuueeeeyyyyy” This all comes from Ben Hecht’s awesome script. They really don’t make tear jerkers like this anymore. Shame. Films should make us feel this human from time to time.
LAST UNICORN
I honestly don’t feel there’s nearly enough features on this 25th Anniversary edition of THE LAST UNICORN – and that this is that old – makes me feel ancient. I absolutely love this film – and would kill for a really great cel set up of the unicorn and the red bull. I really feel the Red Bull is one of the great designs in animation. Really love that creature – especially when he’s being backed into the ocean. LOVE IT! Of the Rankin Bass animated features – this is easily my favorite. That said – this is the best disc on LAST UNICORN thus far – if it sells well, Lions Gate is sure to do a bang up edition at some point!
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Ahhhh… Jon Hall…. Maria Montez and SABU! This makes me feel like 6 years old again. Around that age, I discovered THIEF OF BAGHDAD, ALI BABA AND THE 40 THIEVES, WHITE SAVAGE and this… ARABIAN NIGHTS. Nothing tops THIEF OF BAGHDAD – but there’s something wonderful about ARABIAN NIGHTS that makes it the closest of these films to THIEF – which is still pretty far off. I think it’s the Technicolor – it just instantly makes the film magical and unreal.
SHINOBI – HEART UNDER BLADE
Ah – one of our FANTASTIC FEST films. Really breathtaking film that I only got to see pieces of at FANTASTIC FEST – due to my responsibilities as a programmer – having to handle a minor/major emergency. Now with SHINOBI – I’m so very glad I have the screen and the projector that I watched it on all at once. This isn’t a great martial arts epic. What it is – is a minor one – with some MAJORLY cool sequences and ideas. The CG is more cartoonish, but has more pure fun and imagination in it than any of the mainstream bamboo and sword – fantasy flicks of the recent day. But don’t expect their level of production. Great B film, not an A one.
AMAZING SCREW ON HEAD
There’s something so very right with the universe that we have TWO Mike Mignola DVDs on the same day. First was the more well known HELLBOY animated film – here – you have a… dare I say it? I dare I dare. A screwier tale. In fact it’s THE AMAZING SCREW-ON HEAD featuring the voices of Paul Giamatti, David Hyde Pierce and Molly Shannon. OH – and then there’s comedy god PATTON OSWALT! Doesn’t that get the toes to curl? This is – the MOST Mignola-styled animated film in history. How amazing. This is a blissful film… short at 42 minutes, but ya know what – it’s worth every penny.
BROTHER
In 2002, I discovered Russian Director Aleksei Balabanov’s VOYNA (WAR) – which by the way is still not on DVD in the United States! This is one of the best foreign films I’ve seen over the course of my 11 years doing AICN. As I always do, when I “discover” a foreign filmmaker that I don’t know much about – I find their other films. Other than WAR, my favorite is BROTHER or “BRAT” as it was known in Russia. This is an awesome Russian Gangster film – I can not recommend it higher. It is a treat that we’re even getting to see this in this country – and I hope that it means that we’ll soon be getting Balabanov’s VOYNA released here in this country. Find it if you can!
FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS
EDDIE MURPHY – DELIRIOUS
HOLLYWOODLAND
THE HEIRESS
THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP
God Bless Michel Gondry. His films are lucid cinematic dreams and never moreso than in THE SCIENCE OF SLEEP. This disc is loaded with commentary, making of, a featurette on the lady that made the amazing artistic pieces, the music video and more. Then you have this wonderful film that just continues to illustrate why Gael Garcia Bernal is one of the most amazing actors that we have today! Check this out – it’s the most pure Gondry we’ve seen yet!
HELLBOY – SWORD OF STORMS
It’s HELLBOY – which means it rocks like the mighty stone glove upon his crimson hand! With the voices of Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones and John Hurt… how can you not be climing over yourself to get this. There’s commentary by Mike Mignola. TONS OF FEATURETTES and a 32 page Hellboy Comic Book. OH – and one of the best superhero animated films out there. I really really love this sucker. It’s what keeps me happy pending the next HELLBOY by Guillermo. Can’t wait!
TEEN TITANS – TROUBLE IN TOKYO
Anime TEEN TITANS vs MANINSUIT! Kinda. Check it out – if you like the animated series, which I know has its audience. Of which my nephew and I are members – we had a blast watching this at my house about two weeks ago. I didn’t check out the bonus episode or the game on the disc, but that’s mainly because my nephew stole the dvd and won’t give it back… the little cur.
HERE COMES MR JORDAN
Now I know – a lot of you folks love Warren Beatty’s HEAVEN CAN WAIT… but as much as I like that movie, I love HERE COMES MR JORDAN. And most of that love comes from the only man that could possibly outshine James Mason… and that’s CLAUDE RAINS – the Invisible Man, Prince John and countless awesome characters. He’s great in this film as the angel that oversees Robert Montgomery’s placement back into a body. I’m so glad this is on DVD and if you love HEAVEN CAN WAIT, I don’t blame you – but check out the original – this is a remarkable romantic comedy. Outstanding!
ROMEO & JULIET – THE MUSIC EDITION
Ok – this is the “party disc” version of ROMEO & JULIET. I love Baz Luhrmann. And I completely get the appeal of being able to have a Juke Box feature that allows you to leap from favorite song to favorite song in this film. This is a wonderful film and the middle of that amazing RED CURTAIN trilogy. You should only get this if you’re gay for the music of the film – or if you like the fact that this disc has 3 commentaries – two of which are from the music perspective – and has two music featurettes for the film.
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
In many ways – the original Anti-War film… Lewis Milestone’s ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT is an incredibly haunting tale of World War 1. Lew Ayres’ eyes and face – in moments of this film are nothing short of haunting. Haunting in the way that marble statues are frozen at a moment of poignancy. Just fantastic. There was a terrible disc out on this film before. Robert Osborne handles the introduction as wonderfully as he does his work on the fantastic TCM. I wish there was a really great documentary here – but this is the best transfer I’ve ever seen on this classic must have Best Picture.
MIRACLE IN THE RAIN
Ronald Reagan’s first wife… Jane Wyman was a hottie! And in MIRACLE IN THE RAIN – you’ll cry like Ned Beatty over a log… minus the “Suuuueeeeyyyyy” This all comes from Ben Hecht’s awesome script. They really don’t make tear jerkers like this anymore. Shame. Films should make us feel this human from time to time.
LAST UNICORN
I honestly don’t feel there’s nearly enough features on this 25th Anniversary edition of THE LAST UNICORN – and that this is that old – makes me feel ancient. I absolutely love this film – and would kill for a really great cel set up of the unicorn and the red bull. I really feel the Red Bull is one of the great designs in animation. Really love that creature – especially when he’s being backed into the ocean. LOVE IT! Of the Rankin Bass animated features – this is easily my favorite. That said – this is the best disc on LAST UNICORN thus far – if it sells well, Lions Gate is sure to do a bang up edition at some point!
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Ahhhh… Jon Hall…. Maria Montez and SABU! This makes me feel like 6 years old again. Around that age, I discovered THIEF OF BAGHDAD, ALI BABA AND THE 40 THIEVES, WHITE SAVAGE and this… ARABIAN NIGHTS. Nothing tops THIEF OF BAGHDAD – but there’s something wonderful about ARABIAN NIGHTS that makes it the closest of these films to THIEF – which is still pretty far off. I think it’s the Technicolor – it just instantly makes the film magical and unreal.
SHINOBI – HEART UNDER BLADE
Ah – one of our FANTASTIC FEST films. Really breathtaking film that I only got to see pieces of at FANTASTIC FEST – due to my responsibilities as a programmer – having to handle a minor/major emergency. Now with SHINOBI – I’m so very glad I have the screen and the projector that I watched it on all at once. This isn’t a great martial arts epic. What it is – is a minor one – with some MAJORLY cool sequences and ideas. The CG is more cartoonish, but has more pure fun and imagination in it than any of the mainstream bamboo and sword – fantasy flicks of the recent day. But don’t expect their level of production. Great B film, not an A one.
AMAZING SCREW ON HEAD
There’s something so very right with the universe that we have TWO Mike Mignola DVDs on the same day. First was the more well known HELLBOY animated film – here – you have a… dare I say it? I dare I dare. A screwier tale. In fact it’s THE AMAZING SCREW-ON HEAD featuring the voices of Paul Giamatti, David Hyde Pierce and Molly Shannon. OH – and then there’s comedy god PATTON OSWALT! Doesn’t that get the toes to curl? This is – the MOST Mignola-styled animated film in history. How amazing. This is a blissful film… short at 42 minutes, but ya know what – it’s worth every penny.
BROTHER
In 2002, I discovered Russian Director Aleksei Balabanov’s VOYNA (WAR) – which by the way is still not on DVD in the United States! This is one of the best foreign films I’ve seen over the course of my 11 years doing AICN. As I always do, when I “discover” a foreign filmmaker that I don’t know much about – I find their other films. Other than WAR, my favorite is BROTHER or “BRAT” as it was known in Russia. This is an awesome Russian Gangster film – I can not recommend it higher. It is a treat that we’re even getting to see this in this country – and I hope that it means that we’ll soon be getting Balabanov’s VOYNA released here in this country. Find it if you can!
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Take away the ninjas, it is crap.
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Brilliant commentary there... genius (P.S. we call this sarcasm)
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You're right, Dr Doolittle 2, Haunted Mansion, Daddy Daycare and Adventures of Pluto Nash all SCREAM "building to a climax"(PS we call this making fun of a jackass).
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This was brilliant when it debuted on SciFi, but was it ever picked up for an ongoing series?
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Normally I wouldn't do this...
If you are going to buy Last Unicorn please buy it from here! http://tinyurl.com/36hm6q
If you buy it from there you get the DVD autographed in three places by the author Peter S. Beagle. And best of all Lionsgate has agreed to sell copies of the DVD through Conlan Press, and more than half of each sale will go straight to Peter and his projects. If you plan on buying this DVD, please buy it here — because the author will get nothing from copies sold through any other outlet.
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At your local library. Eddie Murphy sounds drool-inducing, but the rest...meh. Just meh. Go read a book by Pelecanos instead! May I recommend "Hard Revoloution".
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Can't wait to check these pups out. I am really looking forward to Hollywoodland since I heard so many good things about it. Plus Diane Lane...hmmmmm....Also interested in finally seeing Science of Sleep too. And All Quiet is just classic.
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The version I saw online was only 22, I guess.
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Especially since he still has a New Year's Day animation on the page.
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that shit's crazy!
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and Tom Bodet, are you talking about "Delirious"? what's "Comedian"?
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The version of 'Delirious' on Amazon only has one disc. Is there a different one?
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Comedian was Murphy's first CD. It had "Boogie in the Butt" on it.
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were "Delirious" and "RAW". "Comedian", I believe was an album.
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I'm from Russia and there actually fifty 'Brat' movies and I hate them all. They're hugely popular in Russia with same type of fools who like Ocean's Eleven. Also aboid 'Oligarch', its just a lame Russian knockoff of Scarface.If you want Russian crime, you should see Antikiller, it was a Russian gangster flick that was at least a competant Lock Stock knockoff. I'll be honest, Russia is not producing many great films and most of them are knockoffs of Yank pics, and a lot of the Soviet era stuff is no better than its American equivilants. There's one crime serial called "Never Change the Meeting Place", which is a classic and constantly rerun on TV in Russia. Its actually worth seeing. I don't know it or Antikiller these movies have been subtitled that wacky language that those people who won the cold war speak or not. But if you're really jonesing for anything Russian you should try to pick them up.
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When I was in kindergarten my teacher played this for us at school. The Red Bull scared me so much my mother had to come and pick me up early from school. Truly traumatic. I was a herb as a little kid. Slimer from Ghostbusters scared me too.
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don't follow harry's amazon link to buy this DVD -- buy it from Conlan Press instead, and help Peter S. Beagle, the original author of the story!
If you buy it from Conlan Press, Peter gets a cut, and he will also autograph your disc for you!
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You're the expert in Russian cinema since you're from there. Where the heck can i find antikiller, or other recommended Russian films yah Communist Stalin fuck!!!!
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sorry, all. here's the fixed link: http://www.conlanpress.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc
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Is putting a stupid questionmark after it. If you wanna claim "FIRST" then stand up and shout it, don't be a little puss and question it. Dumb ass.
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I'm no expert on where to locate Russian DVDs in North America, sorry. I have some friends who occasionally send me DVDs of stuff, but they're bootlegs.If you live in a American big city there are frequently Russian shops that sell Russian movies, magazines (because Russian Maxim is sooooooooooo different) and foods. Try to find one of those shops or check out eBay. Like i said, finding subtitled versions may be the tricky part seeing as these shops service the Russian immigrant community.
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when I left Russia, but it seems BRAT has followed me.Some others that are worth avoiding if they for whatever reason ever get North American distribution:
Ivan The Terrible Changes Job - This is a movie in which a slum lord who looks exactly like Ivan the Terrible and the Czar himself switch places through magic and several Scooby-Doo-inspired chase sequences ensue.
Have a Nice Bath - This film is the Russian 'It's a Wonderful Life', it gets shown every year on every station at New Year's. It's about a man in Moscow who gets drunk at the airport while saying farewell to a buddy and accidently ends up on a plane and goes to Petersburg where he enters a home that looks exactly like his and ends up leaving his fiancee back in Moscow for the inhabitant of the home he's broken into.Both these films are terrible, but huge 'classics' in Russia (especially with old folks who didn't notice that Communism ended). If Miramax tries to jazz them up with a clever North American release and some fancy DVD packaging, don't be fooled, try to avoid them. -
Great CD. Covers his Delirious standup plus more. "Oooooh. You want eye catcher?" I think Eddie should do a new standup and blow up the stage. Take back his crown as best comedian ever. His career hit rock bottom a long time ago. With an academy award nod and Norbit looking funny as hell, I think he is on his way back up the ladder.
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That's why they are fat. If more physical labor was involved in their lives, plus a modicum of restraint, they wouldn't be fat.
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RIDING ALONE FOR THOUSANDS OF MILES came out (in America) today. I don't know if it's good or not, but it at least deserves a spot on this list.
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My favorite book of all time! And the original film is a classic. I've been looking for a decent version of it on DVD. Totally picking that baby up!
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Here's hoping you stick with it this year. Really enjoyable stuff.
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He was the man back during those stand up days. I remember watching them as a middle schooler and thinking it was some of the funniest shit I'd ever seen. I haven't seen those in a very long time. It's now on my list.
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...screw the live action version. It was brightly lit and captured NONE of the Mignola style. Haven't seen the animated version yet, but I've said for years the only way to do Hellboy justice would be a feature stop motion flick.
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Mark your calenders...
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i was about to ask if david hyde pierce was too cool to lend his voice to the hellboy movie, but then i noticed he was in the screw on head movie.. so whats the deal there, how come they couldnt get him to voice abe?
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Feb 06, 2007 4:07:18 PM CST
LAST UNICORN GOTTA EAT... and RED BULL = FLAMES ON O.P.
by little beavis
wah wah wee wah
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Eddie was very funny in both Life and Bowfinger and even Another 48 HRS for that matter.
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But the Shinobi movie is a fun little cgi laden fantasy ninja flick. You can win a free copy at this website.
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I should've known better
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S'o y'ou didn't lau'gh one tim'e during any of tho'se movie's? You sir are a liar. I don't want to play with you anymore.
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Great great film
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where it was due. You said the Man has not been funny since Coming to America. Now he hasnt made an all around great film since America. I will give you Nutty Professor even though there was a lot more to it than Fart jokes. ( you gotta admit Murphy vs. Dave Chappelle was hysterical.) My point being.. the man was and is still funny, he just needs to find a better film to star in.
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If you take out the ninjas there IS no movie. The ninjas are the main characters. That's why it's called Shinobi!
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...I, too, think it reads "Lots of Great Titties!" In a perfect world...
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I couldn't agree with you more about bowfinger. That movie was an instant classic for me, and I find it gets rarely mentioned among Murphie's better films.
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It would have been better had it been animated like Screw-On Head. They cobbled together a bunch of Mignola's shorter stories with this Japanese "mythology" arc, which is fun for fans of his comics, but you'll lament the style being so anime-esque. It sucked less than "Ultimate Avengers" did, but it could have been so much better.
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...some love for Bowfinger, which is a great comedy, if not for the genius of "chubby rain" and "MindHead", then certainly for the sudden, brilliant, and decidedly final flare-up of Funny Steve Martin (FSM). And Delirious is, if anything, even funnier in the PC climate of today that it was in 1983. Nice to be able to retire my VHS tape in favor of the new DVD.
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but obviously, i was implying that they have not been made fun of enough recently. especially by eddie murphy. forgive me for any confusion. as for comedian, i have the album, but i tohught we were talking about a DVD that somehow went by unnoticed.
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thanks for the heads up. i know not everyone will agree with me but i think that Yimou is probably the greatest director around right now. his cmpositions, his colors and the emotin he gets his actors to convey are all just fucking astounding. cant wait to see "1000 Miles"
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It's extremely underrated. It very well may be the last good comedy Steve Martin was in. Eddie is fantastic in the double role. Rounding up the crew from illegal aliens crossing the border, lol, tunes for our times. Gotcha suckas! Keep it together, keep it together. Let's not forget "at the drop of a hat" easy Heather Graham
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It's a complete mess. The animation sucked, the story was all over the place and the voice talent very much wasted. I'm not surprised it didn't go to series. Sure it looks like Mignola's style but animated in the 60's by Hanna Barbarra employees on heroin. Blissful, my ass.
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hummana hummmana hummana
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what do you mean by, "Check out the 2nd ectras disc" Harry ?
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"Are Lake Trolls really real?" "Of course, General Crosier, who do you think slaughtered all of the unicorns?"
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Hey guys!! Toy Story 3 Confirmed for 2009!! Fully-fianced PIXAR film!! It's being written by the "Little Miss Sunshine" guy!! Can you believe it? Pixar won!
Check it out!!
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but he's no comedy god. Not even close.
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I'm pretty sure the reason it's being released on DVD here as a movie is because sci fi didn't pick it up. A damn travesty is what it is. Solid work all around, but David Hyde Pierce was fanfriggingtastic.
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I didn't think this line was funny then, but after watching Delirious on DVD, i can't get it out of my head. that whole routine with the drunk dad telling everybody off is priceless.
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Anime TEEN TITANS vs MANINSUIT! Kinda. Check it out – if you like the animated series, which I know has its audience. Of which
my nephew and I are members – we had a blast watching this at my house about two weeks ago. I didn’t check out the bonus episode or the game on the disc, but that’s mainly because my nephew stole the dvd and won’t give it back… the little cur.
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