I don't care what people say

[yendi]

I want to see this movie. A lot. As in, probably more than most other Spring releases.

(Scary Movie III, in fact, is easily in my top five list as far as guilty pleasures go, and is easily the best of the original three movies).

Comments

[robyn-ma.livejournal.com]

I have seen precisely this number of Scary Movie films: 0

I know I should sit down with 'em at some point, if only for Anna Faris.

Date Movie, on the other hand, looks like a shit-and-anthrax sandwich. The first time I saw the trailer I wailed 'Alyson! What are you doing? Bukkake porn would be a more dignified career move than this.'

[moop2000.livejournal.com]

Looks like a lot of fun! I like the Scary Movies, well except for the second one! >_< That one was crap!

[yendi]

I highly recommend the first one, which managed to tap the few remaining creative juices in the Wayans family. Not a great movie, but there's enough good stuff there to make it worthwhile (particularly the movie theater scene). For #2, if it's on cable, watch the pre-credits stuff with Andy Richter, then turn it off. It's that bad. #3 dropped the Wayans, and managed to be a damned good three-pronged parody of The Ring, Signs, and 8 Mile, with a backup parody of the second Matrix film (including George Carlin as The Architect). And a hell of a cast -- aside from Faris, there's Anthony Anderson, Eddie Griffen Queen Latifah, Dl Hughley, Jeremy Piven, Leslie Nielson, Charlie Sheen, and tons of good cameos (including the opening scene, featuring Jenny McCarthy and Pamela Anderson).

[yendi]

As far as Date Movie goes, I'm pretending it doesn't exist. Better that way.

[yendi]

Yup. As far as I'm concerned, the second one doesn't exist.

[chris-walsh.livejournal.com]

Kind of like "Traveling Wilburys Vol. 2"... ;-)

well

[hamlet423.livejournal.com]

I just hope Tom Cruise, with his complete lack of humility or sense of humor, won't take it personally and go after Craig Bierko for playing his parody character.

Craig Bierko was in the pilot for the american version of Red Dwarf, which obviously never made it to a series. Amazing when you consider that someone approved "love, inc" Also with Chris Eigeman (sp? the annoying guy from all of the Wit Stilman movies) as Rimmer, would have been some amazing casting.

[thelastrobot.livejournal.com]

All I know is that SM3 is totally Zuckerfied!