


#BARNEY MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK MOVIE#
The movie doesn't redefine comedy, but it nails what it tries to do. Throw in a pair of clueless cops, and you have a night no one will ever forget. Jonah Hill and Michael Cera are the socially awkward heroes on a quest for booze and babes. A classic formula, but man, does it work here. High school nerds, one crazy night, and the pursuit of, well, getting laid. But it's the kind you want to ride again. You never know whether to laugh or to cover your eyes. From a nude wrestling match to a Pamela Anderson kidnapping attempt, Borat is equal parts hilarious and horrifying. Cue cringeworthy interviews and politically incorrect escapades. Sacha Baron Cohen, the man, the myth, the legend, returns, but this time as a Kazakh journalist. Chaos ensues, but it's the kind you can't help but watch. Imagine inviting a bunch of A-listers to a party and then locking them in during Armageddon. There's a demonic possession, cannibalism, and a scene-stealing Channing Tatum. Real-life celebrities play caricatured versions of themselves, trapped in James Franco 's house during the end of days. It's like the greasy hamburger you crave at 2 a.m., bad but oh-so-good.Įver fantasized about a Hollywood apocalypse? This one's your pick. They smoke up, they screw up, and they even kidnap Tom Brady. With Mark Wahlberg and a foul-mouthed, pot-smoking teddy bear navigating adult life, it's a coming-of-age story gone wrong. But here's the kicker: the bear grows up. More like a flawed diamond not everyone's gonna want it on their ring.Ī childhood wish comes true, and a teddy bear springs to life. Jokes are a dime a dozen, but don't expect any Shakespearian dialogue here. Things on set go awry, ranging from creative differences to, ahem, awkward 'performance' issues. The money-making process? A comedic disaster. Classic, right? Starring Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks, it's crude, lewd, but also strangely heartfelt. Two broke friends, Zack and Miri, make an adult film to pay rent. Jumbled, chaotic, but someone, somewhere, might consider it art. It's all over the place like an abstract painting created by throwing paint balloons. What could possibly go wrong? Insert car chases, accidental assassinations, and, um, elephant procreation. In this film, though, he plays a soccer hooligan, separated from his brother (Mark Strong) who is-wait for it-an MI6 agent. From Ali G to Borat, he's a man of many personas. But, hey, it's worth a watch if you're a fan of "so bad it's good" kinda films. A cluttered garage sale of a film, if you ask me. Halle Berry's on a disastrous date involving guacamole. Naomi Watts homeschools her son, but in a totally creepy way. Hugh Jackman has a-brace yourself-neck scrotum. A string of sketch comedies smushed into one awkward film, almost like the scrapbook you keep hidden in your basement. Okay, let's rip off the band-aid-this one's a mess. Some might leave you with regret, but others are unforgettable classics.
