MacGruber!!!

I liked the Hangover and bought it the day it came out, but it's still not in my top 5 for funniest movies. Probably cracks the top 10, maybe, but there are some much funnier movies out there. Just my opinion.

I do want to see MacGruber though. I think it looks great.

I'd agree with that. The Hangover was really funny, but wouldn't make my top 5. I wasn't going to see MacGruber, but most times I agree with this board's movie reviews, so I may go see it.

I'd say my top 3 in no order are Stripes, Animal House and Blues Brothers. For the rest of my top 10, I'd probably have Old School, Superbad, Borat, Strange Brew, The Jerk, Caddyshack and Ghostbusters.

BTW, I went and saw the new Shrek movie today and caught myself laughing out loud. Definitely wouldn't be anywhere close to my top list, but there's plenty of adult humor there. I thought it was actually pretty good.
 
i didn't.

I was actually embarrassed for Mike Tyson, and that is saying something given his history.

I didn't either. I didn't hate it by any means but I was underwhelmed. I got it for Xmas so didn't even pay a penny to see it. I bet it was more fun in a theater with crowd interaction.
 
The Hangover was hilarious the first time you watch it. Just okay after that.
 
As far as The Hangover, when I first watched it I was incredibly disappointed. I htink my expectations were too high because of the talk. The second time I watched it, I laughed my *** off. I think I got over the expectation part and just watched it and enjoyed it. I think there are a lot of subtle little things that go on the background of that movie that make me laugh the most. I would say it does crack my Top 5. Can't wait for the second. They could go so many different directions with it.

I really don't get how someone could say the hangover wasn't at all funny or was terrible. I know it was meant to be a comedy, and sometimes they lose plots, but I thought the plot was good and they developed it pretty well with unique "problems."
 
I'd agree with that. The Hangover was really funny, but wouldn't make my top 5. I wasn't going to see MacGruber, but most times I agree with this board's movie reviews, so I may go see it.

I'd say my top 3 in no order are Stripes, Animal House and Blues Brothers. For the rest of my top 10, I'd probably have Old School, Superbad, Borat, Strange Brew, The Jerk, Caddyshack and Ghostbusters.

BTW, I went and saw the new Shrek movie today and caught myself laughing out loud. Definitely wouldn't be anywhere close to my top list, but there's plenty of adult humor there. I thought it was actually pretty good.

I actually have liked all the Shreks. They aren't favorites, but they are something I can stand when my little cousins want to watch something. I get a kick out of those children movies who through in little innuendos that go right over there head. It's really pretty smart.
 
I think not seeing the Hangover for a month or so after it was out and hearing how it was the funniest movie alive killed it for me. Maybe if I would have just watched it without thinking it was going to be funny I would have enjoyed it more than just a little.
 
Anyone see MacGruber yet? Just got home from seeing it twice today.

That movie is freaking hilarious and on the same level as Hangover. It looks dumb as hell, but it is awesome.


Easily the worst, most juvenile movie I've seen in decades. Nothing in the movie was remotely funny. I felt embarrassed for the actors delivering those stupid lines. This stuff was funny in junior high.
 
Easily the worst, most juvenile movie I've seen in decades. Nothing in the movie was remotely funny. I felt embarrassed for the actors delivering those stupid lines. This stuff was funny in junior high.

I had a buddy who saw it this weekend, tell me almost the exact same thing. Was considering going to see it, but probably not now.
 
Hangover was a funny movie. But not a classic. Not even a top 25 comedy of all time.
 
I had a buddy who saw it this weekend, tell me almost the exact same thing. Was considering going to see it, but probably not now.

It will make me think twice before ever seeing a Will Forte movie again. I thought maybe it was just The Solomon Brothers and not the actor that made that movie bad. But after seeing Forte in two movies and intensely disliking both of them, I think it's the "actor."
 
It will make me think twice before ever seeing a Will Forte movie again. I thought maybe it was just The Solomon Brothers and not the actor that made that movie bad. But after seeing Forte in two movies and intensely disliking both of them, I think it's the "actor."

I don't care for Will Forte either but I do like this story. A family friend of my wife's use to date him a few years ago. My wife's brother was deployed in Iraq and Will sent him all of the "best of" of SNL and extras for the Air Born Rangers. That was pretty cool of him.
 
funny this thread appeared just now. I went to this today and left after my popcorn was gone.


I seriously, SERIOUSLY considered leaving. And I've only ever left one movie in my life (Pokemon that a 12-year-old daughter dragged me to despite the protests of my younger daughter, who was 10 at the time). But it was a dad/daughter day at the movies and I didn't want to spoil that.
 
Hangover was a funny movie. But not a classic. Not even a top 25 comedy of all time.

you know, my wife and I saw "the Hangover" for the first time, this weekend. From all the talk, I was expecting my sides to be hurting from laughing so much. But it was just ok. I thought it was funny, and I laughed a lot, but it wasn't the comedy for the ages that I had been expecting. Personally, I don't even think it was the best film that Todd Phillips has done. Old School was quite a bit better, in my opinion.
 
I think not seeing the Hangover for a month or so after it was out and hearing how it was the funniest movie alive killed it for me. Maybe if I would have just watched it without thinking it was going to be funny I would have enjoyed it more than just a little.

I think this is why I was disappointed as well.

Apparently nobody over the age of 16 likes McGruber. $4 million the first week and it's officially a bomb.
 
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