I don’t think the Pirate Dinner was unhinged enough. It was for sure bat shit crazy, but we spent the whole hour ramping up to it and the runtime is about 3 minutes.
I love Reiner, but I don’t think he strayed too far from comedy. A Few Good Men and Misery both have plenty of comedic scenes.
Same for Zemeckis and the Coens.
Agreed on Mangold. His filmography is all over the place. Oliver & Company to Cop Land. The Sweetest Thing to A Complete Unknown.
Try it at a bar if you can. I understand the hesitation at that price point. It’s almost the same price as the JD Tanyard Hill Rye and the other JD special releases.
Yep. The Boston chowder heads, including Simmons, are terrified of a Texans first round match up.
That said, I don’t think we’ll stick at 7. Should move up a few seeds.
Is When Harry Met Sally a Rob Reiner film or a Nora Ephron film? I could see Reiner writing almost all of the Billy Crystal and Bruno Kirby one liners.
Sleepless in Seattle is 100% an Ephron film.
I think Spinal Tap is my favorite Reiner film. Certainly his best directing/acting combo.
They took a damn good Seahawks team to the wire. The same Seahawks team that throughly handled the Texans.
He can move the sticks and not turn it over. That’s an improvement over what they have. Jesus Christ. Watch the fucking games y’all.
I’d like to humbly submit Oh. What. Fun.
The only people that could possibly like this movie are retirees with a crush on. Michelle Pfeiffer.
Brutally unfunny , set in Houston, and of course they shot every single frame in Atlanta. They didn’t even both with some establishing shots of Waterfall Park or the Sam Houston statue. And worst of all the theme is the most tired Christmas tradition of all. Nobody appreciates how hard moms work to make a nice a Christmas for their families.