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scott shelton 02-18-05 10:44 PM

MAN OF THE HOUSE review thread...
 
I'm starting this thread because Sony isn't going to press screen the film, and I would love to read reactions if anyone is planning to see the film next week.

Libby 02-19-05 01:13 AM

I plan on seeing it...should be interesting to see the reviews. What was Tommy Lee Jones last big hit anyways?

DonnachaOne 02-19-05 05:04 AM

They began filming this film before the script was even finished.

I find that almost insulting to screenwriters...

Slow Hands 02-19-05 07:01 AM

Usually when stodios don't screen a movie for the press it means they don't have much faith in it.

Amel 02-19-05 09:21 AM

Who cares about the script when you can see Christina Milian jumping around in her little college cheerleading outfit :drool:

http://www.tanukidog.com/staff/wallp...ina-milian.jpg

[Linked due to somewhat mature nature. D-]

I'll be there.

Rizor 02-19-05 03:11 PM

I saw the poster for this film about a month ago. I was a little surprised with the title since there's a Disney movie with Chevy Chase with the same title that came out about 10 years ago.

Matthew Chmiel 02-19-05 04:49 PM


Who cares about the script when you can see Christina Milian jumping around in her little college cheerleading outfit
Sure. If the film was rated R.

;)

Amel 02-19-05 07:20 PM


Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Sure. If the film was rated R.

;)

yes! That would be much, much better. But until then, I gotta take what they give me.

Shannon Nutt 02-19-05 08:43 PM


Originally Posted by DonnachaOne
They began filming this film before the script was even finished.

I find that almost insulting to screenwriters...

Same thing happened with Jones' THE FUGITIVE...that turned out pretty well. I don't expect this one to be that good (or that bad), but DOZENS of movies get shot each year where the screenplays are being worked on during shooting.

DonnachaOne 02-23-05 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
Same thing happened with Jones' THE FUGITIVE...that turned out pretty well. I don't expect this one to be that good (or that bad), but DOZENS of movies get shot each year where the screenplays are being worked on during shooting.

I wasn't aware of the script issue for The Fugitive, though it explains some of my problems with the otherwise-excellent film.

As for the DOZENS, there's a difference between "still being worked on" and what I mean by "unfinished". The screenplay didn't even have an ending when they started shooting.

scott shelton 02-26-05 08:48 AM

Caught the film at a matinee yesterday.

It's isn't CURSED bad, but not a single laugh. Stephen Herek was the wrong director to hand the project over to.

But that Kelli Garner...I'm impressed.

devilshalo 02-26-05 09:33 AM

I'll go to the studio screening next week. I don't expect much but wow.. back to back weeks with Christina Milian :drool:

RocShemp 08-07-05 12:35 AM

I just saw this film and was pleasently suprised. Tommy Lee Jones was great of course and the girls (and the still lovely Anne Archer) provided some great eye candy. :drool: I was really taken by Kelli Garner. Never seen her before but she was absolutely adorable in this film.

reverie 08-08-05 08:14 AM

The movie wasn't as bad as I was expecting. I picked it up for Tommy Lee Jones.. sure, he plays basically the same character he's played in the past.. well, almost every film, but he's certainly good at what he does. I was surprised I actually laughed a few times too. And I was very happy Cedric the Entertainer wasn't in it as much as he was made out to be.


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