Quote of the Day – December 13, 2015
“I should’ve known way back when… You know why, David? Because of the kids. They called me Mr Glass.”
“I should’ve known way back when… You know why, David? Because of the kids. They called me Mr Glass.”
My all-time favourite Christmas flick. I need to watch this every year without fail and sometimes more than once since it plays on TV all season long. Constantly laugh-out-loud funny. Darren McGavin steals the movie with his nonsensical cursing. However, Peter Billingsley easily gives one of the best child actor performances ever. Classic feel-good holiday film that’s …
“I like when the lady turns herself into a cat.”
“If I’m not back in five minutes, call the Pope.”
A group of recent high school graduates head to Europe to adventure and frivolity. Surprisingly entertaining and very funny teen romp comedy. The plot is pretty thin, but it’s a continuous string of amusing scenarios and vignettes. Chock-a-block full of crude and inappropriate humour which is welcomed and delightful. Also, it features one of the …
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“Look at me… I’m a prickly pear.”
Not as good as it’s predecessor, but still decent. More corn, than camp this time around. Too many “Machete Don’t…” jokes and even though he’s a dick in the real world, I can’t buy Mel Gibson as a villain. Over the top direction and inventive deaths are definitely this film’s best attributes. Vast supporting cast …
“I like when the blue one makes a super-long name.”
“Who’s Bill Murray?” “I’ve never hit a kid before. I mean, that’s like asking who Gandhi is.” “Who’s Gandhi?”