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Observe and Report: The (Very) Dark Side of Being a Mall Cop
With its ambling plot, oddball characters and sudden bursts of violence, Observe and Report is a weird little movie. I chuckled a lot and was shocked a few times, but I wouldn't necessarily say that it's an uproariously funny comedy. I'm not sure what it is, actually.
Movie Preview: Observe and Report
First of all, major warning: After the jump is a red-band trailer, which means it's really NSFW (unless your workplace is cool with sex scenes, swearing and snorting coke in which case. . .
What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday
All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue.
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Anna Faris Gets More Roles — Yay!
I really love watching Anna Faris onscreen. I may not have liked House Bunny as a movie, but I was completely charmed by Faris and I would love to see her carry more films that perhaps showcase her talents even more. So — today there's good news for Faris and all of her devotees: She's got two more projects coming down the pipeline.
The House Bunny: Generic Sorority Comedy
To be honest, I really wanted The House Bunny to be great. I didn't expect it to be, but I wished it would surprise me and turn out to be fun and hilarious. Amidst the constant comedic bombardment from the Ferrells, Stillers and Apatows of the world, I wanted there to be a totally kickass, stand-out female-led comedy.
Do You Know Your Movie Makeovers?
Ah, the movie makeover. A gimmick that offers filmmakers a way to convey. .
Link Time! 8/19
- They're not going to allow TV critics to screen the 90210 spinoff in advance, and at least one critic thinks this makes perfect sense. — Popwatch
- Bands based on Harry Potter and Twilight pave the road for future movie-inspired rockers. — MTV Movies Blog
- A new Danish sitcom, The Terror Cell, follows the lives of terrorists conspiring in Denmark.
Movie Preview: The House Bunny With Anna Faris
It's like Legally Blonde meets The Hottie and the Nottie, with a dash of The Girls Next Door tossed in. The House Bunny follows Anna Faris as Shelley, a Playboy bunny who finds herself "too old" to be a bunny anymore. Thrown out of Hef's mansion, she wanders onto a college campus where she discovers a sorority of "nerdy girls" and she becomes their housemother.
Movie Preview: Anna Faris and Jon Heder in Mama's Boy
I have to confess, I don't think Jon Heder is much of a comedic actor outside the role of Napoleon Dynamite. And don't get me wrong, that is a hilarious character. But I have little faith in his ability to branch out.
Colin Hanks Joins Anna Faris in Playboy Comedy
It looks like the writers of Legally Blonde are returning to the subject matter they know quite a lot about: sorority life. But this time the untitled project written by Blonde writers Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith will focus on both Playboy bunnies and sorority sisters. Anna Faris was quickly cast as the central character, and now there are several more joining her, including Colin Hanks to play Faris' love interest.
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