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Molly Shannon Movies
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Genres:
Drama
Starring:
Steve Coogan,
Hilary Duff,
Olivia Thirlby,
Josh Peck,
Molly Shannon,
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There were a lot of very negative reviews of this film. Here are some
of the positive ones you may have missed:"A 2009 Sleeper. A complete original and definitely not your typical
teen comedy. It's a darkly funny, wonderfully twisted story that
marches to its own surprising beat. The entire cast is superb!"- Pete Hammond, Hollywood.com"A wonderful little film!"- Jeffery Lyons, NBC...
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Genres:
Animation
Comedy
Family
Fantasy
Starring:
John Cusack,
Myleene Klass,
Robin Walsh,
Matt McKenna,
John Cleese,
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Let's clear something out of the way right now : Igor is an animation
movie, but mainly not for children. Kids will not understand most of
the jokes as the topic for most of them are intended for an older
audience. There is, however, a visual comedy that will apply to younger
viewers, but overall I think this movie targeted teenagers and adults.People will like Igor based on wh...
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Genres:
Animation
Comedy
Family
Fantasy
Starring:
John Cusack,
Myleene Klass,
Robin Walsh,
Matt McKenna,
John Cleese,
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Let's clear something out of the way right now : Igor is an animation
movie, but mainly not for children. Kids will not understand most of
the jokes as the topic for most of them are intended for an older
audience. There is, however, a visual comedy that will apply to younger
viewers, but overall I think this movie targeted teenagers and adults.People will like Igor based on wh...
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Genres:
Comedy
Family
Fantasy
Starring:
Steve Carell,
Morgan Freeman,
Lauren Graham,
Johnny Simmons,
Graham Phillips,
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Steve Carell reprises his role as Evan Baxter in this sequel to Bruce
Almighty.Evan Almighty jumps right into the mix of things with little build up.
Right off the bat we find out that news anchor Evan Baxter has segued
his career into one of political aspirations. Soon after being elected
to the United States Congress under a slogan painting him as a
politician out to change t...
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Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Starring:
Molly Shannon,
Laura Dern,
Regina King,
Thomas McCarthy,
Josh Pais,
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Dog people. When I think of dog people, I think of my friend, Lloyd.
He's got this puppy, Andy. Andy's got his own personal walker, play
dates on weekends and some pieces of his wardrobe are more stylish than
mine. Despite being the dog that has everything, the most important
thing he has is Lloyd. If you spend any time with this twosome, it's
hard to tell who loves...
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Genres:
Comedy
Starring:
Anna Faris,
Regina Hall,
Craig Bierko,
Bill Pullman,
Anthony Anderson,
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Scary Movie 4. Is it an example of good film-making? No. Will future
film students study this movie and its revolutionary techniques? No.
Could I have written this script in half an hour while stoned? Yes. Can
I remember the last time I laughed this hard? No.The key to enjoying a Scary Movie is to see it as a series of sketches
based on popular movies, rather than a stand-alone fil...
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Genres:
Comedy
Crime
Starring:
Marlon Wayans,
Shawn Wayans,
Kerry Washington,
John Witherspoon,
Tracy Morgan,
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Comes this heartwarming tale of hope. Hope that you'll never have to
endure anything this awful again. *cough* Razzie award *cough*I disliked this movie because it was unfunny, predictable and inane.
While watching I felt like I was in a psychology experiment to
determine how low movie standards could get before people complained.
When I requested my money back at the end of th...
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Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Music
Starring:
David Harbour,
Reg Rogers,
Alexander Chaplin,
Chris Bowers,
David Alan Basche,
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I had the opportunity to see this film at the 2006 HBO Comedy Film
Festival in Aspen, and went into the screening with very little
expectations. When the last scene faded out on the New York City
landscape, there was a brief moment of silence and then everyone leapt
out of their chairs into a standing ovation. The clapping didn't stop
until finally Bruce Leddy and the producer ...
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Genres:
Biography
Drama
History
Starring:
Kirsten Dunst,
Jason Schwartzman,
Judy Davis,
Rip Torn,
Rose Byrne,
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and when she gets there, she gets bored, gossips, reads Rousseau, and
has beach-blanket pot parties in Amadeus outfits. I did like the music,
there is one inspired masked ball and a good "watch the sun rise" scene
- the strength of this film is its connection to high school culture,
seen through the eyes of a sweet, utterly conventional and finally
boring teenage girl, projecte...
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Genres:
Comedy
Romance
Starring:
Heather Graham,
Bridget Moynahan,
Tom Cavanagh,
Molly Shannon,
Rachel Shelley,
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I went to the Hampton's Film Festival in East Hampton this past weekend
and saw a wonderful romantic comedy called Gray Matters. The film's
overall look and message had a tone similar to one of my favorite
directors, Nora Ephron. There was a delightful air of Harry Met Sally
combined with You've Got Mail. The references throughout the movie to
the 40's were supe...
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Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Family
Fantasy
Starring:
Molly Shannon,
Liam Aiken,
Kevin Nealon,
Brittany Moldowan,
George Touliatos,
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Good BoyThis is a movie for dog lovers. If you like dogs, than you most likely will
like this movie. The dogs were great. They looked good. There seemed to be
little to no CGI interference with the dogs. The human actors left a lot to
be desired, but the movie really wasn't about them anyway. Dogs are from
space. They were supposed to colonize Earth, but have instead become pets.
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Genres:
Comedy
Romance
Starring:
Mark Aisbett,
Ashton Kutcher,
Jon Abrahams,
Tara Reid,
Molly Shannon,
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This film was terrible. I thought it would be OK but it just got worse
and worse. From the starting scenes it seems to be heading in the
direction of another safe predictable rom-com, but the moment he
arrives at the house it just disintegrates. None of the characters have
any depth and the only person who was anywhere near believable was Tom,
although the way he became so easi...
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Genres:
Animation
Comedy
Family
Starring:
Steve Whitmire,
Dave Goelz,
Bill Barretta,
Eric Jacobson,
David Arquette,
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This is, without a doubt, the best Muppet movie in a *long* time. And the
Muppets are back to zany form with parodies, such as "Moulin Scrooge",
taking place in their classic Muppet Theater. Most of the newer Muppets are
nowhere to be found, while older favorites have returned, and Fozzie has
been brought back to the foreground. Welcome back!The plot, basically a Muppet version ...
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Genres:
Comedy
Romance
Starring:
Janeane Garofalo,
David Hyde Pierce,
Michael Showalter,
Marguerite Moreau,
Michael Ian Black,
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"Wet Hot American Summer" is an overlooked comic gem and an absurdest
spoof of those god-awful summer camp movies from the 1980's. If you
enjoy "Monty Python" style sketch humor or were a fan of "The State"
(many of the players are employed here) or "Kids in the Hall," then
this is the ticket for you. People who enjoy humor more in line with
the Farelly Brothers or the "Ame...
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Genres:
Comedy
Starring:
Rodney Dangerfield,
Andrew Dice Clay,
John Byner,
Molly Shannon,
Jerry Stiller,
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The answer is no. The premise is quite original and the plot is paper-thin,
as well as the characters (If you watch the DVD version, it's hilarious to
watch the actors in interviews try to intellectualize the meaning of this
film). But with Rodney to save the day, who needs those things? If you
want to see some more of that hilarious Rodney material, this film won't let
you ...
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Genres:
Comedy
Family
Fantasy
Starring:
Jim Carrey,
Taylor Momsen,
Jeffrey Tambor,
Christine Baranski,
Bill Irwin,
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I have been eagerly anticipating the opening of this film for several
months. Being a huge Jim Carrey fan, I easily saw how he could morph
himself into Seuss' Grinch and make the character his own. I was not
disappointed. This movie was pure magic. Carrey is a master at his trade and no one could
have played this role to perfection as he did. There was plenty to enjoy
for ...
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Genres:
Comedy
Starring:
Molly Shannon,
Will Ferrell,
Elaine Hendrix,
Harland Williams,
Mark McKinney,
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I have no idea what is wrong with all these lame-ass downers.... Don't
listen to any other comments on this movie. Because obviously, non of
them got it.... This movie has been on my top 10 funniest movies since
the first time i saw it. My friends and I still gather on occasion and
light a Lil something up while we laugh are asses of at this film.
Molly Shannon is a Comedic Gen...
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Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Romance
Starring:
Drew Barrymore,
David Arquette,
Michael Vartan,
Molly Shannon,
John C. Reilly,
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I LOVED this movie. Not as great as "50 First Dates", but it's
definitely a repeater, especially on a rainy day or with a group of
girlfriends. Yes, the plot was "cute" and maybe even unbelievable, but
what's so bad about a feel good movie. Drew as Josie and her romance
with the teacher is so sweet and brother baseball wannabee adds to the
movie's good feeling. With all the jun...
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Genres:
Animation
Comedy
Family
Starring:
Tôru Masuoka,
Yukiji Asaoka,
Masako Araki,
Naomi Uno,
Akiko Yano,
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This is a Studio Ghibli movie: The Totoro is displayed at the opening, and
the animation is very well done. There end all similarities. The word to
describe it is "different". Different graphics, different animation,
different kind of story... Nothing my knowledge of previous Ghibli films
could have prepared me to see. Especially coming from the director of such
films as "Hotar...
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Genres:
Comedy
Crime
Starring:
Robert De Niro,
Billy Crystal,
Lisa Kudrow,
Chazz Palminteri,
Kresimir Novakovic,
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STAR RATING:*****Unmissable****Very Good***Okay**You Could Go Out For A
Meal
Instead*Avoid At All CostsAnalyze This is not one of the best comedies ever,but it's certainly one of
the best,inventive and most original in a long while.The script and comic
timing are an ingenius success,and it's also intelligently compact,giving
it
little room to become ponderous and repetitive...
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Genres:
Drama
Comedy
Starring:
Jane Adams,
Jon Lovitz,
Philip Seymour Hoffman,
Dylan Baker,
Lara Flynn Boyle,
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There are only a handful of films that have a distinct polarizing
affect on the audience--A Clockwork Orange, The Cook, the Thief, His
Wife & Her Lover, and I would even lump in American Beauty--these are
movies you either get, or you don't. And if you don't get it, you will
hate it. Open minded viewers need only apply, and that's certainly the
case with "Happiness." I remember...
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