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This may appeal to some, and it's not without its amusing parts, but I didn't in any way expect that this was a musical and that left me very disappointed.
They start the investigation at the drive-in where the owner is a foul-mouthed and acerbic character, and also interview a janitor there named Germy, a dozy but amusing simpleton who is possibly the only slightly redeeming character involved.
The film "Campfire Stories," however, isn't even amusing accidentally.
By the latter, it is actually somewhat amusing and Denise Richards is easy on the eyes.
Powell seems to have been an irresistibly amusing man who was attractive to all the most glamorous gals, despite not being all that good-looking.
At the very least, I was expecting this movie to be amusing in a campy way.
The first live action cartoon based film with Walther Matthau and little Mason Gamble is quite amusing, and this was straight-to-video sequel attempt.
Cooper might be cute as the disaster prone little troublemaker, and the sequence where he tries to wash a car with candy floss mix instead of pink soap was amusing, but young Steiger is like the four-eyed equivalent of Annie, i.e. irritating, and it is a dull story, unfunny and just an overall boring family comedy.
If you're thrilled by amusing one liners and nonstop special effects of all kinds of weird creatures, then you're sure to enjoy this second Mummy picture.
I found it more amusing this time than when I originally had seen it.
I am disqualified through reasons of age and culture to comment on the Ibiza music phenomenon,the raising to sainthood of disc jockeys,and the apparent ambition of every teenage boy to become one.I do understand - in the form of a distant memory - the urge to procreate that overcomes one at the age of fifteen to the extent that little else is of any consequence.Thus Kevin and Perry exist in an almost permanent state of priapism,their whole object being to divest themselves of their virginity at the first available opportunity.This can be - indeed is - amusing for five minutes but all too quickly palls.There are some gags that actually improve with repetition but unfortunately "Kevin and Perry go large" doesn't actually have any of them.
The three jealous friends who boffed, or were boffed, by the same guy are somewhat reconciled upon revelation of a mildly amusing bit of irony.
A pretty decent film, an amusing look at small-town Americans taking on the big city...and losing.
It was amusing that Beth had to hold her head carefully to support the awkward headdress.
That all said, there were a few positive things; ugly Tracey Ullman was amusing as the lead and the gargantuan prosthetic boobies that Selma Blair wore were realistic and well made.
I had heard about this film and about how underrated it was,then last week i saw a copy of it on ebay on VHS PAL UK.I was really surprised as i didn't think it had ever been released in the UK.It must be one of the rarest videos in Britain as sadly not many people have heard of it.Luckily i won it for just over £3 not bad eh.So if any one else is interested in buying a copy,there must be others available in Britain,if you really look around.I couldn't wait to watch this film,and i must say i wasn't disappointed.Its starts off a mildly amusing story that suddenly gets sadder and sadder until it reaches a climax to a very tragic ending.I must admit the last 10 seconds of this film does bring tears to the eyes,i wont say why,but try and see this movie and you will see.The acting between Gary Cooper and Anna Sten is first rate,her character is very likable as she is totally unselfish,and is trying to please everyone,so she does deserve happiness.Garys character,well he is married and his wife is not a monster and she does love him,so you feel sorry for her as well,i think you have to decide for yourself in a triangle like this someone is always going to get hurt,but you don't know who.Also this is a very early film showing us cultural differences and the sort of conflicts that can arise when two people from very different back grounds want to be together.Can it work?he is from a literate sophisticated family,she is from a poor immigrant family that is still trying to learn new ways.The answer is if two people really love each other then they can over come their differences as true love conquers all,i think overall this was the strongest message that comes out of this film,to some people the married issue may be the point of the film.Any way this is a very haunting film and well worth watching if you get the chance.
The first 30 minutes are rather tame in the gore-department, but still amusing because of the hilariously inept acting and crazy character drawings.
However, George Memmoli is simply insufferable as the White Rhino, an obnoxious bumbling fat slob comic relief character who's supposed to be lovable and amusing, but instead proves to be extremely irritating and unappealing.
The man is pleasant enough, and tells one or two amusing anecdotes, but he's terrible at explaining his inventions, and worse at contextualizing them.
It's blandly amusing watching Van Dien plug away ineptly at both his heroics and English accent, though this is ultimately an empty diversion for completest only.
And not in an amusing way.
Despite the incredible premise, this is only slightly amusing.
Adults, you will find nothing here that's amusing, unless you're really into totally lame, flat jokes.
Kids, you will neither find anything amusing in the movie, as the actors are not funny enough to entice any one of any age.
Especially amusing is the female-oriented computer that Kirk is stuck with here and the Air Force pilot's introduction to Spock.
Bring it On is supposedly a comedy, but I simply did not find it very amusing.
The only scene I found the least bit amusing was the try-out scene.
Look for how highways are paved in Hell, and Cerberus guarding the gates, for some more amusing scenes.
Of course, while this is consistently amusing and funny, what we're mostly left with toward the end are the platitudes of mawkish sentimentality, of "rekindling the love we lost" that seem to always hobble the comedy of even the most outrageous of premises, as if the premise has been exhausted enough and becomes more of an "endearing love story" than a convivial comedy... Why is that?
Overall I found this to be an amusing film but still it's a touch on the "light" side, a little more black humor could have made it a bit better.
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