I'm going to say Forgetting Sarah Marshall. I saw it twice within four days and laughed just as hard the second time as the first. Mostly at jokes I missed from laughing so hard the first viewing. That was a great flick...
Ironman is a quality and close second.
All this is for nothing, because by this time in two months, it'll likely be The Dark Knight by a mile...
Ironman
Harold and Kumar was an instant classic
I am Ironman....
Prince Caspian, which I saw today, had the potential, but it came up short.
- Mars
I found this film to be funnier the second time I saw it. It was funny, but it doesn't have near the quan y of laughs, nor the quality of laughs that Forgetting Sarah Marshall had.
FSM = A-
HKII = B
I haven't seen FSM. Maybe I need to watch it.
Don't eat or drink. If you eat, you'll choke... if you drink, you'll choke or spew the liquid all over those in front of you. Seriously, there were people caughing from crap going down the wrong pipe, or choking, or from attempting not to spew it all over the place.
Hilarious!
Iron Man, no doubt about it.
I think it's harder to make a successful comedy that works from every angle than a successful action flick. That's my reasoning for Forgetting Sarah Marshall over Iron Man.
I'm pissed about movies right now. Late in the fall through Dec. all the movies have high quality DVD screeners that get released for award consideration. Thusly you can download high quality versions of everything almost as soon as it hits theaters. After the award season, this all goes away. I'm bent about it. actually going to some sticky, swamp ass theater for $8, I want my ing downloads!
All I've seen this year is Harold and Kumar which exceeded my expectations actually. I'm going to see Caspian tomorrow though and I have high hopes.
Is Ironman really all that good? People say it is, but it just looks like yet another typical, formulaic and opportunistic obscure-comic flick.
It's amazing what good writing can do for even the most predictible subject matter...
Not even close.
Cloverfield is pretty damn good. Either that, or Iron Man.
In Bruges was excellent, but Iron Man is still first in my book.
Iron Man for now. I get the feeling that The Dark Knight is going to humiliate every other comic movie franchise, though.
I also thought Leatherheads was very well done, but SpursTalk hates Clooney and won't giv it a chance.
Iron Man
John ing Rambo!!!!!!
all you pussies talking about Harold and dot-dot Indian and got Robert Downey Ironman.
John ing Rambo killed hundreds of people and was the greatest movie of the year so far.
+1
The movie is
They show a kid getting thrown in a burning hut. How much better can you get people? What the ?
Rambo kills like 4000 people in a 20 minutes span.
This was his best performance since Cobra. And that's saying a lot.
Yeah that was good when I wasn't feeling neaous...
Damn....I really didn't want to see Iron Man, thinking it's just another X-Men type movie, but you guys are giving it good reviews, and ya'll are normally dead on.
FSM was awesome. Hit a little close to home, except he cried like a girl too much, but the movie was funny.
The Rock Star character was great!
There are some classic, classic scenes in that film. The newlywed couple had me rolling on the floor.
Segal's crying was great! He really was a litte girl, but it was so damn funny...
Forgetting Sarah Marshall was great but not as good as Knocked Up or Superbad.
I agree on Knocked up... but disagree on Superbad. I think Superbad has the quality of laughs, but not the quan y.
I would give Knocked Up an A, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, A-, and Superbad, B+.
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