Wednesday, 3 February 2010

Harold and Kumar escape from Guantanamo Bay



First let me say this movie was hilarious. Definitely a stoner comedy movie and as funny as the first one. Actually, it may be funnier. If you haven’t seen it already, go see it or watch the dvd.
Cast:
John Cho...........as.............Harold Lee
Kal Penn...........as.............Kumar Patel
Rob Corddry...........as.............Ron Fox
Jack Conley...........as.............Deputy Frye
Roger Bart...........as.............Dr. Jack Beecher
Neil Patrick Harris...........as.............Neil Patrick Harris
Danneel Harris...........as.............Vanessa Fanning
Eric Winter...........as.............Colton Graham
Paula Garcés...........as.............Maria

Review
Immediately following the events of Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, Harold Lee and Kumar Patel want fly to Amsterdam so Harold can pursue a budding romance with his neighbor Maria. During the flight an old woman mistakes Kumar for a terrorist, his bong is mistaken for a bomb, and air marshals detain the duo and Harold and Kumar get into a fight and the plane returns to Washington D.C., where Ron Fox, the neurotic and racist Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, sends them to the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. They quickly escape and travel to Florida with the help of Cuban refugees. Trying to get to Texas to see Harold's old friend, who may be able to help them out of the jam, they get picked up by Neil Patrick Harris, and eventually travel throughout the entire Southern United States. A funny Sequel of Harold & Kumar go to white castle.






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Monty phyton and the quest for the Holy grail



Well, this is unquestionably one of the funniest movies ever made. It’s a parody about King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table set out on a quest to find the Holy Grail. This movie is must-must-see for all comedy fans. An absolute masterpiece.

Cast:
Graham Chapman...........as.............King Arthur and others
John Cleese...........as.............Second Swallow-Savvy Guard and others
Eric Idle...........as.............Dead Collector and others
Terry Gilliam...........as.............Patsy and others
Terry Jones...........as.............Dennis's Mother and others
Michael Palin...........as.............First Swallow-Savvy Guard and others
Connie Booth...........as.............The Witch
Carol Cleveland ...........as.............Zoot / Dingo
Neil Innes...........as.............various characters

Review
Monty Python and the Holy Grail loosely follows the legend of King Arthur. Arthur recruits his Knights of the Round Table, including Sir Bedevere the Wise, Sir Lancelot the Brave, Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-As-Sir-Lancelot and Sir Galahad the Pure. The group is instructed by God to seek out the Holy Grail. They are led to a castle controlled by the French where they believe the Grail is being held. After being insulted in mangled Franglais and failing to invade the castle in a Trojan Rabbit, Arthur decides that they must go their separate ways to seek out the Grail.

Subsequent to these events, in a manner of breaking the fourth wall, a modern-day historian while describing the Arthurian legend is killed by a knight on horseback, triggering a police investigation. Each of the Knights encounters various perils on their quest.






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Monday, 1 February 2010

Tommy Boy



This is an hilarious movie. This movie has everything! It has a good storyline, good acting, great scenery, adventure and some brilliant gags! And with the great comedians Chris Farley and David Spade this movie can’t be less than a must-see for ALL comedy fans. It’s still a great loss for comedy that Chris Farley died so young.

Cast:

Chris Farley...........as............. Tommy
David Spade.............as............. Richard
Brian Dennehy......as............. Big Tom
Bo Derek........as............. Beverly
Dan Aykroyd.........as............. Zalinsky
Julie Warner........as............. Michelle
Sean McCann............as............. Rittenhauer
Zach Grenier............as............. Reilly

Review

At Marquette University, hard-partying D-student Thomas R. "Tommy Boy" Callahan III finally graduates and returns home to Sandusky, Ohio. There, his proud father, industrialist Tom Callahan Jr., gives him an executive job at the family's auto parts plant.

In addition to a job and an office, Tom Sr. reveals other surprises for his son: Tom Sr. is engaged to a woman he met at a fat farm, Beverly Barish-Burns, and that Tommy will soon have a stepbrother, Beverly's son Paul. But, Tom Sr. suffers a fatal heart attack during the wedding reception. At a board meeting after the funeral, the bank reneges on loans Tom Sr. had negotiated to pay for a new brake pad division, which he thought would be the future of the company.

Fearing the death of his family's company, Tommy comes up with an idea: Give the bank his inheritance as collateral and then go on a cross-nation sales trip with his father's former assistant, Richard Hayden. Tommy and Richard, a childhood classmate long envious of Tommy's ability to be lazy and yet be rewarded, hit the road in a last-ditch effort to save the company. They take off in Richard's 1967 Plymouth GTX convertible, which is eventually destroyed during a series of mishaps.

Meanwhile, Paul and Beverly are shown kissing -- they are not son and mother, but a married couple of con artists. Their plan to steal from Tom Sr. has paid off early. Instead of eventually suing for divorce and taking half of Tom Sr.'s estate, Beverly has inherited half the company. She seeks a quick sale to self-described "auto parts king" Ray Zalinsky.







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His Girl Friday

The Story
In this classic motion picture, Rosiland Russell is a newspaper reporter who is looking to get out of the news business. Her plan is to by marry and become a house wife after her divorce from newspaper publisher Cary Grant.
(sometimes you have to wait a couple of minutes before the movie starts)