MatthewJamesMcNaughton

I've come out of lurking to scream, "HOW DID NOBODY MENTION THAT THERE IS AN ACTOR NAMED RCB IN THIS MOVIE!?"

Wow. From the part where a Mario got a face full of needles to the part where The Ugly Bitch was electroplated or some shit, I could not believe this fucking movie. Every other scene is ludicrous for the sake of catching your attention, sideplots keep getting thrown around and forgotten about, and the acting is so unbearable that I had to mute any parts with TUB. When the schnauser gets tennis ball'd through the window I lost my shit and started flailing around on my bed yelling NOOO!!1! WHO THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA!? Now, I still enjoyed it, because batshit crazy is my specialty. But suffice to that that this was a solid choice for the show. (As an aside, have any of you considered posting your notes anywhere? Do we a place to publish them? I would be quite interested in the crew's notes, along with many of yours. Just a suggestion.)

They didn't talk about Jodi's voice mail murderfest. Or how Max didn't know which phone was ringing. The pig scene and the 7-11 clerk scene were the only good parts.

Oh, you mean the ones that were conveniently labeld "C-4"? Nope, missed 'em. And IIRC, it was a thousand arrests over a three-year period, which means three arrests a day, with one especially asskickingly good day with four arrests. Now that's a movie I'd like to see. (Along with several seasons of a COPS spoof show about the San Angeles Police Department. Please make this happen?) If you can get a screenshot of this I will most likely shit myself. (Although this Scott Peterson was probably arrested for tax evasion. Or swearing.) Overall, it's a very dumb but enjoyable movie, and you guys didn't talk about Rob Schneider enough.

I bet you anything that if we made a topic on Zooey's site hellogiggles she would come on the show and trash this movie.

It shows you didn't watch the movie. The point of that plotline is to show that the plant is somehow going to convert from wood-based pencils to leaf-based pencils. It's crazy, but it's not as bad as you make it out to be.

I hated sitting through this, but it was such terrible movie and worthy of an episode.

The first thirty minutes are just an interview with Kevin Smith. I wish you had actually talked about the movie.

Danny Packs. Get on it, Hollywood marketing teams.

Here it is on the Tubes.

Here's a better version of the movie. Can't wait for your commentary.