Week after week we check the new movie rentals only to find another list of crappy crap. It then becomes a coin toss. Do we rent one of these shitty movies or do we just hope for something decent on TV? At least when we get stuck watching a shitty movie on TV we can take comfort in the fact that we didn't waste any money to watch it.
Here is a sampling of what we've had to settle for in the last few weeks:
- Reno 911! Miami - Terrible. The only good thing I can say is that it was probably no worse than what was on TV.
- Norbit - It had some potential and for a minute there it was almost funny.
- Epic Movie - Holy Shit! This movie sucks! And I was really looking forward to this one too. "Finally", I thought, "a funny movie". Nope. Not even a little bit funny. I couldn't stand to watch more than a half hour of this sucky, shitfest. I should have known when it came out 2 months after the theatrical release. Don't rent this movie or you'll be sorry
It looks like it's going to be another 4 weeks before something good is available to rent (that means a solid 6 months of nothing but crappy rentals). That's when 300 comes out. Sure we've already seen it but at least we know that it's good. Beggars can't be choosers.
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I find myself constantly disappointed with the new release movies. I am very passionate about films, and I own over 400 different movies, in all genres. But I know what you mean, the newest releases have done nothing but piss me off. I can offer a good one tho, if you are looking for a funny movie, "knocked up" is very good if you havent seen it.
We only manage to get out to the movie theater about once a year (to a non child movie that is). However, I'm looking forward to seeing Knocked Up when it is release on DVD. Probably be waiting another 4 months for that though.
On the bright side, I saw Shooter last weekend and was actually happy with it. Yay! One in a row.
Things look pretty bleak again this week though. The Last Mimzy or The Astronaut Farmer. P.U!
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