#26
Posted: 8/20/05 at 10:26pm
I think its funny in the trailer where he is getting his chest waxed and he screams "Holy Kelly Clarkson" I just crack up.
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#27
Posted: 8/20/05 at 10:58pm
It was stupid funny, I liked it better than Wedding Crashers (which died for me once the love story kicked in)
Plus this movie has Catherine Keener (who at 45 has the body of a 25 yr old).
Plus this movie has Catherine Keener (who at 45 has the body of a 25 yr old).
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#28
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:26pm
Who is "Bernadette" in the plot? An old girlfriend? Co-worker?
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#29
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:29pm
Usually, I don't go for the brain-cells-sucking movies, but this was hilarious. It was full of nudity and (obviously) uncouth jokes and it was brilliant.
Hehe, I'm still giggling.
Hehe, I'm still giggling.
#30
Posted: 8/21/05 at 12:02am
Bernadette comes in towards the end, very small part, just a worker/love interest for a character... she says maybe two or three lines tops
#31
Posted: 8/21/05 at 7:37pm
Just saw this and I must say that I haven't laughed so hard during a movie since The Life Aquatic. W00T!
The fact that it made fun of the obscure Fran Drescher/Timothy Dalton comedy "Beautician and the Beast" within the first 10 minutes already put it in my cool book.
The fact that it made fun of the obscure Fran Drescher/Timothy Dalton comedy "Beautician and the Beast" within the first 10 minutes already put it in my cool book.
#32
Posted: 8/21/05 at 9:37pm
TheHumanTorch: Thanks for the info on Bernadette (Marika Dominczyk)and her role in the movie. :o)
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#33
Posted: 8/21/05 at 11:45pm
anytime Beacon.... but, this movie has made me so excited about the Get Smart remake, it is really inspired casting to have Steve Carell in the main role there... ooh I cannot wait...
#34
Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:21am
Is this thread about Namo?
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#35
Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:38am
The fact that it made fun of the obscure Fran Drescher/Timothy Dalton comedy "Beautician and the Beast" within the first 10 minutes already put it in my cool book.
-I loved that reference too! I was just sitting there like... "Somebody else saw that movie?!?" lol
But I actually really liked this movie alot more than I thought I was going to. Even though I adore Steve Carrell, I didn't have the highest expectations for this one. However, Carrell completely stole my heart in this. He played the character so genuinely. I actually cared about this guy! He's a brilliant comedian (Brick Tamland in Anchorman is definetly one of my favorite comedic performances ever!), but also a fine actor. Catherine Keener was a lovely casting choice, who really helped elevate the movie. Paul Rudd also had an entertaining supporting role. Although I will agree that it did start to drag, I will give it a solid B+ and a strong recommendation to anyone who can get past a little bit of crass humor to see the heart this film has.
... and OMG the END CREDITS may have been the funniest part of the movie!
-I loved that reference too! I was just sitting there like... "Somebody else saw that movie?!?" lol
But I actually really liked this movie alot more than I thought I was going to. Even though I adore Steve Carrell, I didn't have the highest expectations for this one. However, Carrell completely stole my heart in this. He played the character so genuinely. I actually cared about this guy! He's a brilliant comedian (Brick Tamland in Anchorman is definetly one of my favorite comedic performances ever!), but also a fine actor. Catherine Keener was a lovely casting choice, who really helped elevate the movie. Paul Rudd also had an entertaining supporting role. Although I will agree that it did start to drag, I will give it a solid B+ and a strong recommendation to anyone who can get past a little bit of crass humor to see the heart this film has.
... and OMG the END CREDITS may have been the funniest part of the movie!
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