When I first saw the TV ad for this thing, I thought it was another one of those fake-ads for the new Chapelle show -- they start off seriously, but reveal themselves to be a joke in the end.
How can they be done filming this movie without even having a script yet?
...didn't think Bruckheimer films could be any dumber...
you are right, this movie looks retarded...and queer. i saw the trailer for this at catch me if you can and i thought i was going to barf. this is gonna bomb at the box office.
exactly how can Jerry Bruckheimer fund for cheap "comedy" like this, anyways? This movie's gonna be bashed, i know it. both critics and movie-goers alike.
and i think they forgot to put in the jokes when editing the movie- WHOOPS, my bad, there aren't any.
A 10 year old child must have sneeked in and forged Jerry Bruckheimer's signature to approve this movie because honestly this is silly. If it was marketed as a children's movie I would understand but they aren't and that's the wierd part.
I can't believe this movie was made. There seriously needs to be a committee of individuals (with good tastes) that evaluates all movies and gives the right for the film makers to publish them. Below is an example of one of the committee's sessions for approving, in this case, the movie: Kangaroo Jack.
Jerry Bruckheimer: I've got this idea for a movie about a talking Kangaroo.
Committee: Stupid.
Jerry Bruckheimer: Well, he doesn't actually talk. It happens in one of the character's dreams.
Committee: That doesn't make it right, but it does make it stupid. Therefore, we're denying this stupid idea and are actually fining you a sum of $10,000 for even suggesting it. Please go to the cashier station to make your payment.
Rarelink -- "Phil, I'll drop kick those damn dogs, I swear." - Tom Cruise in Magnolia