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@Rofl Your such a moron.

@Rofl Your a moron. The Muppets is a sh*tty movie. You make it sound like it'll be a oscar contender. I understand if you were talking about the box office success of Transformers 3.

Drive should win everything.

This kind of reminds me of the Fast and Furious franchise. Both cast members thought after they did the first one that they were gonna move on to bigger and better things, but it turns out that no one really succeeded. Sorry Alyson, How I met your mother Sucks ball.

Sh*tty review. Man. And sh*tty movie.

@ollie Just because something is complex doesn't mean it's good. I'll give it this. In the future, it's definitely a cult classic.

The original was so gritty, gory and uncomfortable. This in no way will live up to it. I wouldn't be surprised if this was rated Pg-13.

Who? This guy I'm sure is nothing.

Why oh Why do people constantly cast Common in they're movies. This guy is so badddddddddddddd. I still can't forget that line from Terminator Salvation, 'It's beautiful'. Not so good line. Just horrendous delivery.

@SenTTox Right on.

@Mutant If you like Chronicles of Riddick then you have no taste whatsoever.

For heavens sake. The Muppets is terrible. No wonder Hollywood constantly bring this nostalgic sh*t back. People keep going.

After RV, Barry Sonnenfeld is loathing.

Man, this guy is really pushing this sh*t. As long as he doesn't try to revive the Pacifier. I'm good.

@ejk1 I'm not blaming the actors. I just simply said they could easily wash there hands of this and just collect the paycheck and be done with it.
@bawnian-dexeus I'd say next Friday maybe Twilight will fall to the follow up to Valentine's Day, New Years Eve. The Sitter also comes out, which I doubt won't have any luck, since it's Fox and Fox have really slumped after there two recent big hits, X men FC and Planet of the Apes. So it's like pick your poison, New Years Eve or Twilight. And you know what I'd would like to retract my statement about Hugo being his worst. I forgot about the utter and predictable sh*t, Shutter Island. That's his worst, at least to me, but Hugo falls behind very second. Also, for TinTin, I'm still curious about that one as far as financial coverage goes. I mean yeah 207 million overseas looks good in the books but Paramount will only benefit from at least less than half of the overseas income. Foreign markets are such a rip off. You have to do a whole separate marketing format for it which costs extra money which they won't see unless this movie makes a blockbuster release domestically.

I like the positioning on this Dvd. Clearly, letting you know that this is Jason Statham's show.

Boring. I could have read all this on wiki. Next time just give your thoughts and leave out the excessive back story. Thank you.

What's even more said is that the stars:Brad Pitt, Damon, Elijah Wood and other big names can just walk away unscathed, washing there hands in those big paychecks.

@josh Hugo had only a little over 1000 theaters, where it's competition had over 3000. That's probably the big reason. Also, Hugo was marketed wrong. It's marketed as a family film but it's way to long for a family film.

George Clooney hasn't been good since Out of Sight. Drive is the best film of the year.

Hugo=Scorsese's worst picture yet. I don't get the craze over the Muppets and neither did the audience. Congrats to Twilight. 200 mil.