Will Ferrell to make a sequel to Anchorman

 

watch his appearance on Conan as RB a few days ago if you havent already. Jazz Flute!

Caught up on some movies while flying around the last couple of days.

 

Immortals - meh, entertaining romp a lot like 300. Cool visuals though.

 

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - watching this in pieces probably isn't the best way to pay attention, so I had a difficult time following exactly what was going on here. Maybe that's why it didn't do very well at the box office. Seemed like you really needed to pay attention to names in the beginning, otherwise you were screwed.

watch his appearance on Conan as RB a few days ago if you havent already. Jazz Flute!

 

Will Ferrel is always hilarious when I see him on shows (his recent appearance on The Daily Show was fantastic) but he always does the dumbest movies.

Will Ferrel is always hilarious when I see him on shows (his recent appearance on The Daily Show was fantastic) but he always does the dumbest movies.

 

He's on the Adam Sandler path. Same material, new movie. I was never much of an Anchorman fan so don't care about sequel.

He's on the Adam Sandler path. Same material, new movie. I was never much of an Anchorman fan so don't care about sequel.

 

I like the original but I've gotta assume a sequel will be repetitive and bad.

I watched WRATH OF THE TITANS. Way better than the first one, but still pretty bad. The 3D is actually quite good though, all things considered.

I still enjoy Ferrells stupid humor. Adam Sandler i cant do anymore.

 

 

 

"Jeff, Who Lives at Home" is pretty teriffic.

I just caught the last hour or so of Bridesmaids. Apparently all of the funny parts were in the first part.

Has anyone seen "Case de mi Padre," the current Ferrell movie where he's speaking in Spanglish for most of it?

 

As far as the best movies for 2012 so far (there's no way I will agree with THE HUNGER GAMES for that category):

 

 

The Lorax

21 Jump Street

The Chronicle

The Grey

Red Tails

Friends with Kids

The Secret World of Arietty

 

 

Well, that could be right. Unless you included some of the movies that officially came out in December, 2011 and stretched into the New Year, the list is pretty bleak.

 

 

There haven't even been that many movies that were even 100% "entertaining": Safe House, Journey 2, Act of Valor, Contraband and Project X had their moments, but none of them were worth the price of admission.

 

I don't know if you have to include TITANIC 3-D on the list, technically it's NOT a new movie.

 

 

"Jeff, Who Lives at Home" is pretty teriffic.

 

 

It's a bit surprising this movie hasn't picked up a bit more momentum and the box office.

 

Another one that's more of a critics' favorite without quite hitting the sweet spot of mass audience buzz.

I just caught the last hour or so of Bridesmaids. Apparently all of the funny parts were in the first part.

 

Nope

Nope

 

Are you saying it wasn't funny at all, or disagreeing with me saying that what I saw wasn't funny?

Are you saying it wasn't funny at all, or disagreeing with me saying that what I saw wasn't funny?

 

I didn't find the movie funny at all, so I was agreeing with you.

I didn't find the movie funny at all, so I was agreeing with you.

 

I'm with you guys. Kinda funny in some parts, but not the knock down drag out funny that it was made out to be. I was very disappointed

I'm with you guys. Kinda funny in some parts, but not the knock down drag out funny that it was made out to be. I was very disappointed

 

Just making sure I wasn't the only one. The only mildly funny parts were Melissa McCarthy (and I mean mildly), and I certainly don't see why the hell she was nominated for an Oscar.

You guys are definitely in the minority as most people thought that movie was quite funny.

Knope

 

Fixed your post.

Has anyone seen "Case de mi Padre," the current Ferrell movie where he's speaking in Spanglish for most of it?

 

As far as the best movies for 2012 so far (there's no way I will agree with THE HUNGER GAMES for that category):

 

 

The Lorax

21 Jump Street

The Chronicle

The Grey

Red Tails

Friends with Kids

The Secret World of Arietty

 

 

Well, that could be right. Unless you included some of the movies that officially came out in December, 2011 and stretched into the New Year, the list is pretty bleak.

 

 

There haven't even been that many movies that were even 100% "entertaining": Safe House, Journey 2, Act of Valor, Contraband and Project X had their moments, but none of them were worth the price of admission.

 

I don't know if you have to include TITANIC 3-D on the list, technically it's NOT a new movie.

 

American Reunion will vault to the top of your list, believe me.

Red-band trailer for "Ted" starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, written and directed by Seth McFarlane.

I saw 21 Jump Street, it was funny but def overrated .

Red-band trailer for "Ted" starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, written and directed by Seth McFarlane.

 

Fantastic

Red-band trailer for "Ted" starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, written and directed by Seth McFarlane.

 

Looks funny, but I can't help but think of Peter/Brian when I hear him talk.

Looks funny, but I can't help but think of Peter/Brian when I hear him talk.

^that.

I'm with you guys. Kinda funny in some parts, but not the knock down drag out funny that it was made out to be. I was very disappointed

 

Same with me. I watched it and kept waiting for the funny parts to show up, but they never really did. There were a few chuckles here and there but that was about it.