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Dec 03 2010

Movies Opening December 3

Category: 2010,Movies,Opening — velveetahead @ 11:29 pm

The wide release is a wacko movie, but the real interesting ones are in the limited releases with the latest from Darren Aronofsky, starring Natalie Portman. The other interesting one is the latest Jim Carrey movie that was put off from being released for months and months, even though it has been a hit in the UK.

Nationwide Releases

The Warrior’s Way

The Warrior’s Way
Directed: Sngmoo Lee
Starring: Jang Dong Gun, Kate Bosworth, Danny Huston, Geoffrey Rush
Trailer

Synopsis: It appears to be about ninja cowboys.

My Take: It looks absolutely ridiculous and a possibly a good movie to watch with a group while talking over it.

RT Score: 38%
RT Consensus: Perfectly, thoroughly divisive, The Warrior’s Way will either be delightful or unbearable, depending on your tolerance for surreal, shamelessly over the top collisions of eastern and western clichés.

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Tags: All Good Things, Andrew Jarecki, Anthony Mackie, Barbara Hershey, Black Swan, Danny Huston, Darren Aronofsky, ewan mcgregor, frank langella, geoffrey rush, Glenn Ficarra, I Love You Philip Morris, Ilmari Järvenpää, Jalmari Helander, Jamie Hector, Jang Dong Gun, Jim Carrey, John Requa, Jorma Tommila, Kate Bosworth, Kerry Washington, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Mann, Lily Rabe, Mila Kunis, natalie portman, Nick Offerman, Night Catches Us, Onni Tommila, Peeter Jakobi, Per Christian Ellefsen, Philip Baker Hall, Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale, Rauno Juvonen, Rodrigo Santoro, Ron Simons, ryan gosling, Sngmoo Lee, Tanya Hamilton, Tariq Trotter, The Warrior's Way, Tommi Korpela, Vincent Cassel, Wendell Pierce, Winona Ryder

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Sep 26 2010

TV: Week of September 26

Category: TV,Upcoming — velveetahead @ 4:48 pm

Tons of shows premiering tonight since premiere week seemed to start last Monday so this is the first Sunday that we have run into since then.

Pick of the Week

Dexter
Channel: SHO
Time: 9/8c
Starring: Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Desmond Harrington, C.S. Lee, Lauren Velez, David Zayas, James Remar
Premieres: Sunday, September 26
Trailer

Synopsis: Dexter has to deal with Rita’s death and his guilty conscience while some in the police department suspect him as the killer.

My Take: Just when you think the show is going to get stale, it goes off in another unexpected direction.

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Tags: Alaina Huffman, Alex Borstein, Alfred Molina, Archi Panjabi, Autumn Reeser, Bored to Death, Brian J. Smith, brothers & sisters, C.S. Lee, Calista Flockhart, Christine Baranski, Corey Stoll, dan castellaneta, Dave Annable, David Blue, David Zayas, Desmond Harrington, desperate housewives, dexter, Doug Savant, Elyse Levesque, Emily VanCamp, eva longoria parker, family guy, Felicity Huffman, Gilles Marini, hank azaria, Harry Shearer, James Denton, James Remar, Jamil Walker Smith, jason schwartzman, Jennifer Carpenter, Jimmy Bennett, Josh Charles, Julianna Margulies, julie benz, julie kavner, Kay Panabaker, Kevin Michael Richardson, Kyle MacLachlan, Lauren Velez, Law & Order: Los Angeles, Lou Diamond Phillips, Louis Ferreira, Luke MacFarlane, Marcia Cross, Matt Czuchry, Matthew Rhys, Megan Boone, michael c hall, michael chiklis, Mike Henry, Mila Kunis, Ming Na, Nancy Cartwright, Nia Long, No Ordinary Family, Patricia Wettig, Phil Keoghan, rachel griffiths, Reagan Gomez-Preston, Regina Hall, Ricardo Antonio Chavira, robert carlyle, Romany Malco, Ron Rifkin, Sally Field, Sanaa Lathan, Seth Green, Seth MacFarlane, Skeet Ulrich, Stargate Universe, Stephen Collins, Ted Danson, Teri Hatcher, Terrence Howard, The Amazing Race, The Cleveland Show, The Good Wife, the simpsons, Vanessa Williams, Yeardly Smith, Zach Galifianakis

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Aug 29 2010

Extract

Category: 2009 Reviews,Movies,Reviews — velveetahead @ 11:48 am

Joel is the owner of an extract company. He found some way to make extracts even better than they were originally so he has made himself a nice living. He is tired of his job, he’s tired that his wife is no longer sexually interested in him and he is pretty much tired of his life. He wants to sell his company since he doesn’t want to deal with his employees that he feels need to be treated like children to get through the work day. A big company wants to buy out his company, which makes him thrilled that he’ll be away from all of it soon. Then one of his employees gets injured on the job and the company sale is on hold until that is finished. Add on top of all of this, a grifter named Cindy has breezed into town trying to get money where she can.

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Tags: ben affleck, Extract, jason bateman, Kristen Wiig, mike judge, Mila Kunis

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Jan 15 2010

Movies Opening January 15

Category: 2010,Movies,Opening — velveetahead @ 2:38 pm

The Lovely Bones went into wide release this week. It’s reviews didn’t improve though since it is still rotten. Other than that, it is either Denzel Washington kicking ass or Jackie Chain kicking wussier ass. The only thing of interest to me is the Fish Tank British movie in limited release.

Nationwide Releases

The Book of Eli
The Spy Next Door
The Lovely Bones

The Book of Eli
Directed: Allen Hughes, Albert Hughes
Starring: Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis, Ray Stevenson, Michael Gambon, Evan Jones, Jennifer Beals
Trailer

Synopsis: It is like an updated version of The Road Warrior with a random extra plot of teaching a girl how to be a killer thrown in.

My Take: It looks like it would be mindless, stylized fun.

RT Score: 45%
RT Consensus: It’s certainly uneven, and many viewers will find that its reach exceeds its grasp, but The Book of Eli finds the Hughes brothers injecting some fresh stylish fun into the kind of post-apocalyptic wasteland filmgoers have seen more than enough of lately.

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Tags: 44 Inch Chest, Albert Hughes, Alina Foley, Allen Hughes, Amber Valletta, Andrea Arnold, Billy Ray Cyrus, Book of Eli, Brian Levant, christopher plummer, Dave Legeno, denzel washington, Evan Jones, Fish Tank, Gary Oldman, George Lopez, Harry Treadaway, Helen Mirren, ian mcshane, Jackie Chan, james mcavoy, Jennifer Beals, Joanne Whalley, Katie Jarvis, Kerry Condon, Kierston Wareing, Lovely Bones, Madeline Carroll, Malcolm Venville, Michael Fassbender, michael gambon, Michael Hoffman, Mila Kunis, paul giamatti, Ray Stevenson, ray winstone, Rebecca Griffiths, Spy Next Door, The Last Station, tom wilkinson, Will Shadley

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Sep 21 2009

TV: Week of September 21

Category: TV,Upcoming — velveetahead @ 5:10 pm

Fall TV Season is upon us. Even though quite a few shows got an early start this month, this week is the official season premiere week. Beware, this post will be huge!

Season Finales: Top Gear, Warehouse 13

Pick of the Week

dexter

Dexter
Channel: SHO
Time: 9/8c
Starring: Michael C. Hall, Julie Benz, Jennifer Carpenter, Desmond Harrington, C.S. Lee, Lauren Velez, David Zayas, James Remar
Premieres: Sunday, September 27
Trailer

Synopsis: Dexter got married and found out he had a kid on the way. Can a serial killer really have the perfect life? This season also stars a very successful serial killer for Dexter to admire, played by John Lithgow.

My Take: I keep wondering how long the show can last before it’ll burn itself out since he can’t keep killing forever, can he? But I’ll continue to watch it as it continues to be so very excellent.

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Tags: A.J. Buckley, A.J. Cook, Accidentally on Purpose, Adam Corolla, Adam Jamal Craig, Adam Rodriguez, Adam West, Adrian Pasdar, Al Madrigal, Alana De La Garza, Alex Borstein, alex kapp horner, Ali Larter, Alimi Ballard, Allison Mack, Alyson Hannigan, Amanda Righetti, amazing race, american dad, Amy Acker, Angus T. Jones, Anna Belknap, Anthony Anderson, Anthony Carrigan, Archie Panjabi, Ariel Winter, Ashley Benson, Ashley Jenson, Aya Sumika, B.D. Wong, big bang theory, Bob Stephenson, Brian F. O'Byrne, Brian Van Holt, Brothers, brothers & sisters, Bruno Tonioli, Busy Philipps, C.S. Lee, californication, Calista Flockhart, Callum Blue, camryn manheim, Carl Weathers, Carmine Giovinazzo, Carrie Anne Inaba, Cassidy Freeman, Castle, CCH Pounder, Chandra Wilson, Charlie Sheen, Chris O'Donnell, Christa Miller, christian slater, Christine Baranski, Christine Lahti, Christine Woods, Christopher Meloni, Chyler Leigh, clark gregg, cleveland show, Cobie Smulders, cold case, Conchata Ferrell, Cote de Pablo, Cougar Town, Courteney Cox, Courtney B. Vance, criminal minds, Cristine Rose, csi, csi miami, csi ny, Dan Byrd, dan castellaneta, Dana Delany, dancing with the stars, Daniela Ruah, Dann Florek, Danny Pino, Daryl "Chill" Mitchell, Dave Annable, David Berman, David Caruso, David Conrad, david duchovny, david krumholtz, David Zayas, Dee Breadley Baker, Desmond Harrington, desperate housewives, dexter, Dichen Lachman, Diego Klattenhoff, dollhouse, Doug Savant, Dylan Bruno, Eastwick, Ed Begley Jr., Ed O'Neill, Eddie Cahill, Eddie Cibrian, eliza dushku, Ellen Pompeo, Emily Procter, Emily Rutherfurd, Emily VanCamp, Enver Gjokaj, Eric Dane, Eric Stonestreet, Eric Szmanda, Erica Durance, Eva La Rue, eva longoria parker, Evan Handler, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, family guy, Felicity Huffman, Flash Forward, fran kranz, Gary Sinise, Gary Unmarried, George Eads, ghost whisperer, Grant Show, Greg Grunberg, grey's anatomy, Guillermo Diaz, hamish linklater, Hanz Azaria, Harry Lennix, Harry Shearer, Hayden Panettiere, Heather Stephens, heroes, Hill Harper, Holland Taylor, house, how i met your mother, Hugh Laurie, Ian Gomez, Ice-T, Jack Coleman, Jaime King, Jaime Lee Kirshner, Jaime Ray Newman, Jake Weber, James Denton, James Kyson Lee, James Legros, James Pickens, James Remar, James Tupper, Jamie Kennedy, Jason Segal, jay mohr, Jenna Elfman, Jennifer Carpenter, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jennifer Morrison, Jennifer Tilly, Jeremy Ratchford, jeremy sisto, Jesse Spencer, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jessica Capshaw, Jim Parsons, Joe Mantegna, johann urb, John Cho, John Finn, Johnny Brennan, Johnny Galecki, Jon Cryer, Jon Foster, Jon Huertas, Jonathan Togo, joseph fiennes, Josh Charles, Josh Hopkins, Josh Radnor, Jr., Judd Hirsch, julia louis-dreyfus, Julianna Margulies, julie benz, Julie Bowen, julie kavner, Justin Chambers, Justin Hartley, Kaley Cuoco, katherine heigl, Kathryn Morris, Kathryn Newton, Kevin McKidd, Kevin Michael Richardson, Kirsten Vangsness, Kunal Nayyar, Kyle MacLachlan, Lacey Chabert, Lauren Velez, Laurence Fishburne, law & Order, law & order: svu, Len Goodman, Lennon Parham, Linda Hunt, lindsay price, Linus Roache, Lisa Edelstein, Liz Vassey, LL Cool J, Lora Alan, Luke MacFarlane, Madeleine Martin, Marcia Cross, Marcia Wallace, Marg Helgenberger, Marin Hinkle, Mariska Hargitay, mark harmon, Martin Mull, Masi Oka, Matt Czuchry, Matthew Gray Gubler, Matthew Rhys, medium, Melina Kanakaredes, Mentalist, Mercy, michael c hall, Michael Strahan, Michael Weatherly, Michelle Borth, Michelle Trachtenberg, Mike Henry, Mila Kunis, Milo Ventimiglia, Miracle Laurie, Modern Family, Molly Quinn, Nancy Cartwright, Natascha McElhone, Nathan Fillion, Navi Rawat, ncis, NCIS: Los Angeles, Neil Patrick Harris, new adventures of old christine, Nia Long, Nicolas Wright, Nolan Gould, numbers, Olivia Wilde, Olivia Williams, Omar Epps, Owain Yeoman, Paget Brewster, Pamela Adlon, Pamela Hayden, patricia arquette, Patricia Wettig, patrick dempsey, Patrick Stewart, Patrick Warburton, Paul Gross, Paul Guilfoyle, Paula Marshall, Pauley Perrette, Penny Higgins, Peter Cambor, Peter Jacobson, Peter MacNicol, Peyton List, Phil Keoghan, Rachael MacFarlane, rachel griffiths, Raymond Gardener, Reagan Gomez-Preston, Rebecca Romijn, Rex Linn, Richard Belzer, Richardo Antonio Chavira, Ricky Blitt, Rico Rodriguez, rob morrow, Robe Lowe, Robert David Hall, Robert Joy, Robert Sean Leonard, Robin Tunney, Rochelle Aytes., Rock Carroll, Rocky Carroll, Ron Rifkin, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Russi Taylor, Ryan Malgarini, S. Epatha Merkerson, Sally Field, Sam Waterson, Samantha Harris, Sanaa Lathan, Sandra Oh, Sara Gilbert, Sara Ramirez, Sarah Hyland, Scott Grimes, Seamus Dever, Sean Murray, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Seth Green, Seth MacFarlane, Shemar Moore, Simon Baker, Simon Helberg, simpsons, smallville, Sofia Vergara, Sonya Walger, Sophina Brown, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan, Tahmoh Penikett, Tamala Jones, Tamara Tunie, Taylor Schilling, Teri Hatcher, The Forgotten, The Good Wife, Thom Barry, Thomas Gibson, Tim Kang, Tom Bergeron, Tom Welling, Tracie Thoms, Tress MacNeille, trevor gagnon, tricia o'kelley, two and a half men, Ty Burrell, Ty Pennington, Veronica Cartwright, Wallace Langham, wanda sykes, Wendy Schaal, Yeardley Smith, Zachary Knighton, Zachary Quinto

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Sep 04 2009

Movies Opening September 4

Category: 2009 Movies,Movies,Opening — velveetahead @ 4:30 pm

This weekend there is a workplace comedy that looks similar and probably not as funny as Office Space, a slightly different version of Death Race, and a stalker “comedy”.

Nationwide Releases

Extract
Gamer
All About Steve

extract

Extract
Directed: Mike Judge
Starring: Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Kristen Wiig, Ben Affleck
Trailer

Synopsis: A company owner has to deal with it a workman compensation issue when he’s trying to sell his company.

My Take: It appears to be more in the funny vein of a Mike Judge movie, like Office Space, rather than the trying too hard and failing movie of Idiocracy.

RT Score: 64%
RT Consensus: Extract has some very funny moments and several fine performances, but the film feels slighter and more uneven than Mike Judge’s previous work.

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Tags: Alia Shawkat, Alison Lohman, All About Steve, Amber Valletta, Amer Hlehel, Amreeka, Annie Parisse, ben affleck, Bradley Cooper, Brian Taylor, Cherien Dabis, Colin Beavan, Eli Wallach, Extract, Gamer, gerard butler, Hiam Abbass, jason bateman, Jeremy Davidson, Joseph Ziegler, Justin Schein, Kristen Wiig, Laura Gabbert, Lawrence Pressman, Logan Lerman, Mark Neveldine, Melkar Muallem, michael c hall, Michelle Conlin, mike judge, Mila Kunis, Nisreen Faour, No Impact Man, Phil Traill, Ronald Guttman, Sandra Bullock, Thomas Haden Church, Tickling Leo, Yussef Abu Warda

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Oct 17 2008

Movies Opening October 17

Category: 2008,Movies,Opening — velveetahead @ 7:27 pm

Two movies out this week are geared towards young men. There is the teen sex comedy, Sex Drive, and the video game adaptation, Max Payne. The sappy womenfolk have to make due with Secret Life of Bees while those that are looking to laugh at the current president can watch W. There are a bunch of rotten movies this week though. Only one fresh movie in the Limited releases and nowhere else.

Nationwide Releases

Sex Drive
W.
Secret Life of Bees
Max Payne

Sex Drive
Directed: Sean Anders
Starring: Josh Zuckerman, Amanda Crew, James Marsen, Clark Duke, Seth Green
Trailer

Synopsis: An 18-year-old virgin wants to lose his virginity to a girl he met on the Internet.

My Take: The Mexican donut was at Comic Con. I thought it was a mascot to get us to eat at a nearby restaurant since it was outside the convention center. I laughed the entire trailer when I realized the Mexican donut was in a movie. I could just watch the donut parts all day.

RT Score: 43%
RT Consensus: Sex Drive has some hilarious moments and is well made for a raunchy teen film, but will appeal to few beyond that demographic.

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Tags: Alicia Keys, Amanda Crew, Beau Bridges, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Clark Duke, Dakota Fanning, elizabeth banks, ellen burstyn, Gina Prince-Bythewood, James Cromwell, James Marsen, Jennifer Hudson, John Moore, josh brolin, Josh Zuckerman, mark wahlberg, Max Payne, Mila Kunis, Oliver Stone, queen latifah, Sean Anders, Secret Life of Bees, Seth Green, Sex Drive, W

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Sep 28 2008

TV: Week of September 28

Category: TV,Upcoming — velveetahead @ 6:12 pm

Wow. It is hard to find trailers for show debuting this week. Where is the promotional push from the networks? It is a very sad state of affairs.

Update: I did only have Sunday up earlier, but now I have the entire week done.

Pick of the Week

The Amazing Race
Channel: CBS
Time: 8/7c
Premieres: Sunday, September 28
Starring: Phil Keoghan
Trailer

Synopsis: They will travel to new locations this 13th season, such as Cambodia and Kazakhstan. Also, one team will make a huge mistake that will keep them for making it to the finish line.

My Take: This is my favorite reality show. I love to see the destinations and the challenges are usually related to something specific about that culture. Also, the people that know each other already have the built-in mechanisms for arguing, which is fun to see heightened with lack of sleep.

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Tags: Abby Brammell, Adam Arkin, Adam Baldwin, Adam Rothenberg, Alex Borstein, Alexandra Breckenridge, Alimi Ballard, Amanda Tapping, amazing race, american dad, Amir Talai, Amy Brenneman, Anna Friel, Audra McDonald, Audrey Marie Anderson, Balthazar Getty, Blair Underwood, Brenda Strong, Brittany Daniel, Brittany Murphy, brothers & sisters, C.S. Lee, californication, Calista Flockhart, camryn manheim, Chi McBride, Chris Lowell, Christopher Heyerdahl, chuck, Coby Bell, cold case, Damian Lewis, dan castellaneta, Dana Delany, Danny Pino, Dave Annable, David Conrad, david duchovny, david krumholtz, David Zayas, Dee Bradley Baker, Demore Barnes, dennis haysbert, desperate housewives, dexter, dirty sexy money, Donal Logue, donald sutherland, Doug Savant, Dylan Bruno, Elizabeth Reaser, Ellen Greene, Emilie Ullerup, Emily VanCamp, eva longoria parker, Evan Handler, everybody hates chris, family guy, Felicity Huffman, ghost whisperer, Glenn Fitzgerald, hank azaria, Harry Shearer, hosea Chanchez, Imani Hakim, James Denton, James Remar, Jamie Kennedy, Jennifer Carpenter, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jeremy Ratchford, jill clayburgh, Jimmy Smits, John Finn, Johnny Hardwick, Joshua Gomez, Judd Hirsch, julie benz, julie kavner, KaDee Strickland, Kate Walsh, Kathryn Morris, Kathy Najimy, king of the hill, Kristin Chenoweth, Kyle MacLachlan, Lauren Velez, Lee Pace, life, Madeleine Martin, Madeline Zima, Marcia Cross, Matthew Rhys, Max Martini, michael c hall, Michael Irby, Mike Henry, mike judge, Mila Kunis, Nancy Cartwright, Natalie Zea, Natascha McElhone, Navi Rawat, Nicole Sheridan, numbers, Pamela Adlon, Pamela S. Adlon, Patricia Wettig, Paul Adelstein, peter krause, Peter MacNicol, Phil Keoghan, Pooch Hall, private practice, pushing daisies, Rachael MacFarlane, Rachel Boston, rachel griffiths, Regina Taylor, Ricardo Antoni Chavira, rob lowe, rob morrow, robert patrick, Robin Dunne, Ron Rifkin, Ryan Robbins, Sally Field, Sanctuary, Sarah Jane Morris, Sarah Lancaster, Sarah Shahi, Scott Foley, Scott Grimes, Seth Gabel, Seth Green, Seth MacFarlane, Shawn Pyfrom, simpsons, Sopina Brown, stephen root, supernanny, Swoosie Kurtz, Taye Diggs, Tequean Richmond, Teri Hatcher, terry crews, the ex list, the game, the unit, Thom Barry, Tia Mowry, Tichina Arnold, Tim Daly, Toby Huss, Tracie Thoms, Tyler James Williams, Vincent Martella, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Wendy Schaal, wife swap, William Baldwin, Yeardley Smith, Yvonne Strahovski, zachary levi, Zoe McLellan

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Apr 24 2008

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Category: 2008,Movies,Reviews,ROFLMAO — velveetahead @ 5:35 pm

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Directed: Nick Stoller
Starring: Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Bill Hader, Paul Rudd

A guy gets dumped and runs off to Hawaii to get over feeling depressed, only to run into her and her new famous boyfriend.

Judd Apatow (40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up, Superbad) produced the movie, and has the usual cast of oddball actors in secondary roles, but it is written solely by Jason Segel. He bares his soul and a whole lot more in the movie. You get to see full frontal male naughty bits at the very beginning and end of the movie. In the beginning, it is played for laughs and to also to make the entire break up scene with his girlfriend as awkward as possible for her and the audience. There is a line in the trailer where Sarah asks Peter if he would like to put some clothes on and he asks her if she would like to pick out his break up outfit. That line is not in the movie though.

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Tags: Bill Hader, forgetting sarah marshall, Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Nick Stoller, paul rudd

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Apr 18 2008

Movies Opening Apr 18

Category: 2008,Movies,Opening — velveetahead @ 9:49 am

Nationwide Releases

Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Directed: Nick Stoller
Starring: Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Bill Hader, Paul Rudd
Trailer

Synopsis: A guy gets dumped and runs off to Hawaii to get over feeling depressed, only to run into her and her new famous boyfriend.

My Take: Looks very funny. I love Kristen Bell and it has Paul Rudd in it. I’m becoming his biggest fan! Amy will enjoy the very last joke of the trailer.

RT Score: 85%
RT Consensus: With ample laughs and sharp performances, Forgetting Sarah Marshall finds just the right mix of romantic and raunchy comedy.

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Tags: 88 minutes, Adrian Belic, Al Pacino, Alicia Witt, Alyssa Milano, Amy Brenneman, anamorph, ben stein, beyond the call, Bill Hader, C. Jay Cox, Chris Kraus, Clea DuVall, Collin Chou, Crystal Liu, Dan Callahan, Deborah Kara Unger, Ed Artis, Eva Amurri, evan rachel wood, expelled no intelligence allowed, first saturday in may, forbidden kingdom, forgetting sarah marshall, four minutes, H.S. Miller, Hannah Herzsprug, Hennegan Brothers, Jackie Chan, James Laws, James O'Shea, James Rebhorn, Jason Segel, Jay Lee, Jenna Jameson, Jet Li, Joanna Cassidy, Joey Medina, Johnny Whitworth, Jon Avnet, kiss the bride, Kristen Bell, Lauren Lee Smith, leelee sobieski, life before her eyes, Marc Schoelermann, Michael Angarano, Mila Kunis, Milo Ventimiglia, Monica Bleibtreu, Morgan Spurlock, Nathan Frankowski, Nick Stoller, Pathology, paul rudd, Peter Stormare, Philipp Karner, Rob Minkoff, Robert Englund, Robert Foxworth, Roxy Saint, scott speedman, Shamron Moore, Tori Spelling, Uma Thurman, Vadim Perelman, Walt Ratterman, where in the world is osama bin laden, Willem Dafoe, zombie strippers

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