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Post by mexicanjunior on Jan 14, 2011 8:50:51 GMT -6
Lukewarm reviews also... movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808411967/criticBoston Globe Ty Burr "The second half, sadly, is an ear-splitting train wreck." more... C
Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert "There are pointless dialogue scenes going nowhere much too slowly, and then pointless action scenes going everywhere much too quickly." more... D
Chicago Tribune Michael Phillips "...action sequences tend toward the lengthy and the shapeless." more... C
Entertainment Weekly Lisa Schwarzbaum "In a last-minute tweak, the production has also been meaninglessly 3-D-ified..." more... C-
Filmcritic.com Jason McKiernan "There's not much traditional in The Green Hornet, and nothing that is quite perfect, but in this hodge-podge of creativity, this kinky mess, there is unbridled zest and an almost innocent sense of joy." more... B
Hollywood Reporter Michael Rechstshaffen "Despite some entertaining moments, this long-in-gestation crime-fighter feature never reaches top speed." more... C
New York Times A. O. Scott "...quite a bit less than the sum of its appealing parts." more... C
Rolling Stone Peter Travers "Rogen doesn't make much of an action hero, but he plays his lack of superpowers for maximum fun." more... C USA Today Claudia Puig "Even its flurry of CGI activity, stylized slow-motion shots and high-tech gadgetry offers little payoff, despite an eclectic cast." more... C
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Post by Terd Ferguson on Jan 14, 2011 9:40:37 GMT -6
hmmm....I had high hopes. I think I'll watch it anyway. These reviewers seldom like low brow humor the way I do.
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Jan 18, 2011 8:57:35 GMT -6
anybody seen this yet?
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Post by mexicanjunior on Jan 28, 2011 9:16:10 GMT -6
Watched it last night...it was better than I expected. Seth Rogen was kind of hit and miss, almost like he was trying too hard to be funny panic guy. The Japanese guy playing Kato was solid, good action scenes and had some funny one-liners. The cars and weapons they were equipped with were cool looking and the story was entertaining. The main bad guy (Hans Landa from Inglorious Bastards) was funny and quirky as Chudnofsky (Bloodnofsky). He had some great lines and pretty ruthless. Overall...thumbs up and catch it in the theater.
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Jan 28, 2011 9:53:21 GMT -6
yeah, me, gary and dave all liked it, too
thumbs up
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