This is a movie that was ravaged by critics - it has a whole 7% on Rotten Tomatoes, and is a nominee of at least 4 Golden Raspberry awards - but made bonkers money at the box office and has undoubtedly had a major impact on popular culture. How do I know?
Because this movie has been heavily referenced on several television shows. The sitcoms "The King of Queens", "How I Met Your Mother", and "Happy Endings" all DID AN…
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Tell me how they're going to hook a viewer in by pretending that this movie is about creating a "Bachelor" type dating reality show with this Farmer dude as the lead.
Suddenly at about 40 minutes I realized THEY WERE NEVER STARTING THE FUCKING SHOW.
I FF'd through the entire thing and lo and behold. No show. What a bunch of bullshit!
This was absolutely wonderful. I have been following Pete Lee since he started popping up on talk shows - I think Fallon. I've always liked him. I always complain that modern stand up specials are not funny, but this one was. So that's that. Pete is just funny and he's great at telling a story. It's really unique that somebody can do a full hour on just HIMSELF. It's kind of insane, but impressive? And I get that that's his…
I liked this better than I had expected to, based on its trailer, which I found really corny!
It was cute!
Rachael Leigh Cook was so cute. At first I was rolling my eyes at Rachael playing that typical nerdy character that she always plays, but then I thought, maybe Rachael is just like that? LOL. And they gave her this overly quirky car that I think can play only one song, ugh, which just happened on the show "Stumptown".…
My local theatre showed "Groundhog Day" on the big screen, so I went to go see it, even though I own it on DVD. I'm really glad that I did. I hadn't seen it in a really long time. I always dread seeing it, because I feel like it's going to be painful. (Not because of the quality of the movie, but because of Phil's journey.) Which it is. And yet.
There was a lot of laugh out loud moments…
