#comedy movie

[yeahthatsinteresting]

'21 JUMP STREET' (2012)

[franklinn97]

I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007)

Adam Sandler as Chuck Levine & Jessica Biel as Alex McDonough

Part 2/2

[videoreligion]

Cabin Boy (1994)

[dudja]

Classic Paul Rudd #PaulRudd #Comedy #Meme #Anchorman #Movie #Funny #Memes #classic

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Deadpool and Wolverine Review

2 reviews in one night. I kinda forgot y'all existed

Anyway; Deadpool and Wolverine slapped... Bye *Blasts NSYNC*

Na but let's break the writing down. I am a writer and I feel i don't do 'writing reviews' even tho I'm meant to. So here we go

Deadpool's arc feels generic. But we've never seen Deadpool really stirpped down like this before, and I like that. He's lowkey way over his head in this movie. He's rusty from all those years of none Deadpool-ing. He sells fucking Hondas. And I think they noncalantly put that rustiness in throughout the movie and I have huge respect for that. Deadpool just wants to be a hero. But he was looking at it all wrong. He told himself he needs to be seen to be a hero. Which you don't. You just need to feel like one, and be told it by people who's opinions you care about. And I think that's the theme. Self-belief that what you do is correct. He went from selling cars with Peter. 10 minutes later, he's saving his entire Universe. Then an hour later, he's saving the fucking multiverse.

One aspect of his character that no one has somehow picked up on is his carelessness of people of other Universes. He pinned insults Johnny Storm said to Cassandra to get him killed, because he felt like it. He repeatably lied to Wolverine because he wasn't HIS Wolverine. If he doesn't work out, just get another one. But he also realises, that he can't. He doesn't have time to find a new Wolvie. The Void resistance team he never really cared about. Because he didn't know them, they don't even exist in his Universe enough for him to care. And I think this is also a part of the movies message to big wig companies that keep making Multiverse movies. That we don't fucking care about other Universe characters, they die. Oh no, anyway. It was just fan castings that lasted 2 fucking seconds. We want Plot, we want characters journeys. We want to get to know these characters. We want to know why they are who the are. What their end goal is. Why they are even in that moment. What is next for them. What they go through whilst we're with them. To then feel something at the end. But we don't get that at all, in any Multiverse movies. Except Spiderverse and No Way Home. Which is why those movies worked! We got to know them/already knew em. We knew what to expect, what their goals were. Johnny Storm was murdered... Okay, we saw him fight for 2 seconds, expecting him to be Capn' America. Then he was alive for another 2 minutes. Then dead. NEXT

Anyway moving on to Wolvie. Many people have reminded me this is a rehash of Logan. And I can't say I disagree. A drunk, regretful Wolverine. Is forced to save someone or something. And has to refind that Wolverine rage to save people... But you look deeper. And that's not what Deadpool and Wolverine are trying to do. This isn't a one-up to Logan. This is a one-down.

Think about it. This Wolverine is "the worst one". He abandoned the only people he loved and wanted to be around. Because he had to keep up this facade of not wanting to be with them. Logan's Wolverine, he had experienced all of that previously. He has felt loved, he has felt happy. And he got it ripped from him. This Wolverine we saw, he caused his own downfall. He deserves this life. He deserves to rot in his piss and shit and be chastised by everyone who comes across him. He's a fucking failure of a hero. Logan was THE fucking hero. Wolverine's Arc in this movie was starting over again. Learning to pick yourself back up to help someone else who is about to lose what he lost by being who he is now. Realising that ye, maybe he isn't the right person for the job. But what if, for once. He fucking is. What if he becomes that Wolverine everyone relies on. That Wolverine that picks up from Logan's legacy. The man who finds his purpose once again, thanks to this new lifeline he was given. Which is why Wolverine's ending was so good. Deadpool welcomed him into his circle. A group of new people. New characters he can learn new lessons from. Rather than being stuck with his old lessons he kept reteaching himself to make him hate his own self more.

Paradox, fuck knows what he was doing. He wasn't really important at the end of the day. But the writers wanted him to be seen as a buffoon with all the power. The guy who wanted lives to be ended quickly. Without realising that 1000 years into the future. Humanity, will probably be fucking dead

Cassandra Nova (smash). I liked her. She didn't really have an Arc. She was a sociopath. Feeling like she's in the shadow of her twin brother that she never really even knew. She never felt like getting to know. So she had no idea that he would actually save her, and love her like a sister. She served the movie well. And she was written for the plot

[fairybenz]

isle of dogs (2018)

[deathdefyinggarlic]

this continues to be the best scene in all the twilight movies

[nowootwoots]

and it’s directed be issa rae?! oh, imma be seated!

[cinemoments]

Babylon, dir. Damien Chazelle, 2022

[yeahthatsinteresting]

'WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS' (2008)

[franklinn97]

The Ugly Truth (2009)

Katherine Heigl as Abigail "Abby" Richter & Gerard Butler as Michael "Mike" Chadway

Part 1/2

[videoreligion]

Cabin Boy (1994)

[dudja]

You can’t handle Craig’s Midriff #comedy #funny #thisistheend #craigrobinson #jamesfranco #sethrogen

[jimsmovieworld]

JACKASS 1, 2, 3- 2002, 2006, 2010 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough.

I love all three of these but Jackass 3 is my favourite. Some of the dumbest and funniest movies ever. I love the music, I love the stunts and I love the comradery. So many funny dudes in the crew. Rest in Peace Ryan Dunn. Anaconda Ball Pit is my worst nightmare. Wee Man getting in the fight with the other dwarves at the bar is pique comedy. Huge part of my childhood and I find them highly rewatchable and enjoyable to this day.

Some of my favourite movies.

[theflixdiary]

first watched circa 2002, aired on TV

The Parent Trap (1998) directed by Nancy Meyers

age rating: U genre: family, comedy duration: 2h 8m country: USA language: English screenplay: Nancy Meyers, David Swift, Charles Shyer

major cast: Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson

plot:

twin sisters Annie (Lindsay Lohan) and Hallie, separated at birth, meet for the first time at summer camp. realising who they are, the twins team up with a plan to reunite their long-divorced parents.

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read my thought below (may contain spoiler):

where do I even start? I’ve seen The Parent Trap at least thirty times, and I swear, every rewatch only makes me love it more. it’s like a movie-shaped hug—warm, nostalgic, and somehow only gets better as I get older. and let's talk about Lindsay Lohan here! her debut performance in this dual role as Annie and Hallie is just phenomenal. I mean, she practically carries the whole movie at, what, age eleven? she’s cheeky, sharp, and has this utterly adorable husky voice, and when she slips into that British accent? chef’s kiss! I can’t count the times I thought, “is this really just one kid?” she completely charms her way through both characters, so distinct, I sometimes forget it's the same actress playing them. and then there’s Natasha Richardson—what a beauty! I was utterly obsessed with her look in this film. that haircut! the short, blonde style framing her delicate face makes her look like an absolute princess, almost channeling Princess Diana vibes. she plays the elegant, warm-hearted mum to perfection. Dennis Quaid, as the laid-back dad, is the perfect match, adding this effortless charm and humour that balances out the film’s sweeter, more heartfelt moments. their chemistry feels so genuine, I can't help but root for them. it’s like the universe made them a couple just for this movie.

from start to finish, The Parent Trap has this magical, mischievous quality that’s rare to find. there’s something about the premise that makes me feel like a kid again, bringing back that thrill of summer camps, secret plans, and adventure. sure, as an adult, I might notice some overly convenient plot points, but who cares? it’s a Disney classic, and it’s supposed to feel a little extraordinary. I think what I adore most about this film is that it manages to tackle themes of family and love with such light-heartedness. it doesn't try too hard to tug at my emotions; instead, it sneaks up on me. one minute I'm laughing at the twins’ mischievous antics, and before I know it, I'm fully invested, hoping they’ll pull off their big plan. each time I watch it, I fall harder for the characters and the story—it’s like coming home to an old friend. and the ending? I still get all the warm fuzzies.

poster credit: IMDb screencapped by me edited using canva