Is it worth eleven dollars?: No. The trailer for this, which I’m sure contains most of the funny jokes from the film, is painfully unfunny (with the exception of Justin Timberlake doing a Québécois accent). When your coworkers start spitting out catchphrases from this movie, it will be better to have not seen it and not know what they’re referencing. Trust me.
Where is it playing in Brooklyn/New York?: Pavilion and United Artists on Court Street.
Is it worth eleven dollars?: Probably not, sadly. Although if you want to see a comedy this weekend, my guess is that this will be a hell of a lot funnier than The Love Guru. Steve Carell seems like a pretty good choice to play the bumbling super spy, and with cameos from Bill Murray, Patrick Warburton and James Caan, it’s probably pretty entertaining. And the Rock isn’t the Rock anymore, nor is he Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Now he’s just Dwayne Johnson. I think that’s cause for celebration.
Where is it playing in Brooklyn/New York?: Pavilion and United Artists on Court Street.
Is it worth eleven dollars?: I don’t really know anything about this. It’s barely getting a release though, so probably not. Unless you’re a ten year old.
Where is it playing in Brooklyn/New York?: Clearview Ziegfeld on 54th Street.
Is it worth eleven dollars?: If you’re my mom. I say this because we saw a trailer for it together and she whispered to me that she wanted to see it. So if you’re like my mom, or really want to be more like my mom (and why shouldn’t you?) then you should check this out.
Where is it playing in Brooklyn/New York?: Landmark Sunshine.
Is it worth eleven dollars?: Yes. This looks great and is already getting some fantastic reviews. It doesn’t start until next Wednesday, but is definitely worth checking out. Matt McGrath and Judah Friedlander star as the titular pair. The film also stars Alan Cumming, Debbie Harry and Amy Sedaris.
Where is it playing in Brooklyn/New York?: Starts Wednesday the 25th of June at Cinema Village.
Mongol is opening at BAM and Cobble Hill Cinemas, and Tarsem’s The Fall is opening at Brooklyn Heights Cinemas. Grease is the midnight movie at the Landmark Sunshine tomorrow night, and Woody Allen’s Sleeper is playing at midnight tomorrow at the IFC Center.
“No, “The Love Guru” is downright antifunny, an experience that makes you wonder if you will ever laugh again.”
It sounds magical.
I’m so excited for Full Grown Men! I’m glad they are finally coming to theaters.
I saw Full Grown Men at Tribeca Film Festival; it’s great and smart–unlike just about every other movie out lately.