Nicely put together the animated feature Hoodwinked Too! Hood Vs. Evil entertains well on two levels. With a fast moving plot packed with a lot of fun characters children will get the most from the wild and wacky comedy. As for the parents, you’ll get more out of watching your kids reactions than the routine storyline that amuses with sight gags and offhanded one liners.
[jwplayer mediaid=”7563″] When Blu, a domesticated macaw from small-town Minnesota, meets the fiercely independent Jewel, he takes off on an adventure to Rio de Janeiro
[jwplayer mediaid=”7475″] Longtime friends and collaborators David Gordon Green and Danny McBride first hatched this idea when they were in film school, and we think
Another big comedy has entered theaters this weekend called Arthur and it’s a scream. Of course the most fun comes from star Russell Brand the new champion of comedy who turns and old film into a touchingly brilliant laugher. If you want to loosen up from everyday problems go see Arthur, his troubles are far from dull.
Gross, rude, crude and lewd, Your Highness almost takes the trophy from Borat, Bruno, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back as the most vulgar film of the past decade. Every laugh attempt uses tongue in cheek comedy and that gets weird after awhile.
Out on DVD comes a romantic comedy that provides a lot of memorable laughs. The film is called Love Hurts and the star-studded cast does a great job in bringing it to the screen. The bonus features are a nice addition, but mostly for the cast interviews.
The film Hop comes to theatres just in time for the Easter season and kiddies will love it. Filled with some very comical fun, the live action movie with computer graphics provides a good venue for mom to treat the youngsters. I liked the cute little plot with some adult tongue-in-cheek quips and amusing sight gags.
One of my most loved animated films of 2010 gets its release on 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD. The much-anticipated full-length feature provides a fun time for the whole family. Tangled grossed over $400 million worldwide in theatres making it one of the highest Disney producers.
If you are a Sci-Fi comedy nut like myself Paul delivers 104 minutes of amazement and fun. The cute little laugher features a great comical cast and although the story gets quite corny most of the sight gags are priceless.
The comedies are taking over this movie going year and with Cedar Rapids it’s an above average laugher. The film moves along with a great deal of character build up then explodes with some very nicely staged sight gags and embarrassing situations. The fun here comes from a keenly written script and fine acting.