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MovieDude
Where will you be?
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 Mr. Bean's Holiday = Scariest posters of the year
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zingy
College Boy Z
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Mr. Bean is like my favorite television character everrrrr. I can't wait to see this.
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Thegun
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I thought the first film was hysterical, as is the show. I'll be there
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Shack
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Haha, hell yeah.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Thegun wrote: I thought the first film was hysterical, as is the show. I'll be there Of course the TV series is a comedy classic, but I disagree about the first movie -- it flat out sucked! They re-did many of the bits from the TV show, only broader and stupider for an American audience. I hope the new movie hails back to the original Brit comic spirit...
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Terminator1997
George A. Romero
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Location: Enjoying a cold pint
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hahah i cant wait!!!!!!!
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Thegun
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bradley witherberry wrote: Thegun wrote: I thought the first film was hysterical, as is the show. I'll be there Of course the TV series is a comedy classic, but I disagree about the first movie -- it flat out sucked! They re-did many of the bits from the TV show, only broader and stupider for an American audience. I hope the new movie hails back to the original Brit comic spirit... I wouldnt go that far, it was more a great fish out of water comedy, The middle finger bit was hysterical for me. And remember it only made 42 million in the US and made over 200 million WW. _________________Chippy wrote: As always, fuck Thegun. Chippy wrote: I want to live vicariously through you, Thegun!
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Thegun
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Scratch what I just said, I didnt elaborate enough, the film takes the best parts about the show and just felt very funny and being only 10 when I saw it, I loved it, it was like an Abbott and Costello film, different enough to be great using familiar stuff.
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STROKER ACE
Speed Racer
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Thegun wrote: Scratch what I just said, I didnt elaborate enough, the film takes the best parts about the show and just felt very funny and being only 10 when I saw it, I loved it, it was like an Abbott and Costello film, different enough to be great using familiar stuff. I was 18 when I saw it and I thought it was hilarious. It's almost scary what you can remember when you associate it with a movie.
It was late in the summer of '98. I can remember the other movie I rented on the same night (I Know What you Did Last Summer), where and what I ate for dinner (a restaurant called Arni's and sandwich called an Hawaiian Sunrise-which was an open-faced combination of ham and pineapple on rye bread); of course the people I saw it with (my two younger sisters, mom, dad, and grandma); how I'd spent my time earlier in the day (grumpily writing thank you cards at gunpoint to people who'd attended my graduation party back in early May); and what I did the next morning (went to an out of town mall with my mom and great grandpa (RIP) ).
And yet I couldn't tell you what I had for dinner last Thursday to save my life... 
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| Thu Nov 16, 2006 6:49 pm |
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zingy
College Boy Z
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Bean was not that good, unfortunately.
For a good film starring Rowan Atkinson, check out Johnny English. It's kind of kid-ish, but I think it's hilarious.
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Thegun
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Zingaling wrote: Bean was not that good, unfortunately.
For a good film starring Rowan Atkinson, check out Johnny English. It's kind of kid-ish, but I think it's hilarious. Now, I thought that was really bad compared to Mr. Bean. I was excited too because I love Atkinson, but I thought it was very tired and just not funny at all other than Malkovich. _________________Chippy wrote: As always, fuck Thegun. Chippy wrote: I want to live vicariously through you, Thegun!
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Dr. Lecter
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I've never been a fan of Bean.
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nghtvsn
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LOL, i looked at #2 and I think they should use that poster in america complete with the foreign text being used. All the audience needs to know is it's Mr. Bean.
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