First Blades of Glory, now Semi-Pro. The question in my mind is, "Do you think Will Ferrell is ever going to get burned out on comedy?" He's literally spitting a comedy out, what seems like, every two-hours. The scary part? They're still funny.

  My lord, what won't Will Ferrell do these days? What's even more shocking is what won't he turn into perfect comedy? You could put this guy in almost any situation, like walking through a park and by the time he came out it would be funny as hell.   Amazing.  

Oh, boy. I think that Johnny Cash is going to do a complete 360 in his grave. Rightfully so.

Generally, Kevin Smith films are childish, funny and nothing more than that. So why the big issue with this one? Oh, right... we can start with Buddy Jesus and go from there.

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With Steve Carell quickly catapulting from a correspondent on The Daily Show to an A-list celebrity over the past few years, it is refreshing to see him working just as quickly to expand his repertoire. We know that he can deliver dry and absurd humor hilariously, but, first through the...

The Hoax tells the story of how author Clifford Irving convinced McGraw-Hill, Life magazine, 60 Minutes, the New York Times and others that he was writing Howard Hughes’ authorized autobiography. The catch? Irving had never met Hughes, never spoken with him, never had any agreement with him. He played off...

The boys are back; if you liked 11 but cringed a bit over 12, you’ll be glad to know that this outing has the gang back in Vegas. (Personally, I’ve found that 12 has grown on me with repeated viewings, but even George Clooney said in an interview I read...

I write to laud Hot Fuzz, a wonderfully enjoyable action comedy that unabashedly steals from/honors just about every notable action/cop/buddy movie that’s come before it. And I know that because several of the special features go to great pains to point out just which parts of Hot Fuzz came from...

I wasn’t too sure about this film when I sat down to watch it; I recalled it had gotten little attention in its theatrical release, and it seemed like a pretty goofy idea – a farmer who builds a rocket in his barn? Sure.