Oh yeah each to their own and everything. Actually, the only reason I watched it was because one of my friends really likes it and bugged me to watch it. I just really hated it, I thought it was one of the poorest comedies i've watched in a while alongwith Superbad.

My absolute hatred for Russell Brand may have had a lot to do with it, although that wasnt the only thing I didn't like about it.

Haha I love Superbad and Russel Brand..Im a big fan of most Apatow flicks.

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Been looking forward to seeing this.

^ I've been wanting to see that practically all year too. Mark Kermode liked it too, which 9 times out of 10 is a pretty good sign.

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I found this little gem for 7 bucks at the video store last night :D

I bought Arrested Development season 3 recently, completing my collection :tramp:

Also, I got the first season of Heroes, which turned out to be a decent purchase.

both the Damned Utd and Let the Right One In are easily the best new films I've seen this year. It is good to see a talented character actor like Michael Sheen getting the right gigs. 'LTROI' in particular choked me up and blew me away simultaneously, so i was just this sobbing bloodied heap on the floor by the end of it, but in a nice way... you know in the US, rather than give this film proper distribution, they just shoveled out the cash to get moving on the remake. I ask you... what the hell? Everybody see that film now and prove to Hollywood that you aren't the culture-shy muppets they have decided to take you for

Tropic Thunder. :D

This movie succeeded because it managed to remain consistently funny. I wasn't always rolling on the floor, but I was always amused.

My teacher just announced that we will be watching this - I'm so anticipating it. My English class is focused around ghosts and the paranormal, so this film sounds perfect.

Omega Cop. Old movie from the early 90's starring Ron Marchini.