What!? They bump it for a sequal to the drek that was Alvin and the freakin' Chipmunks!? Hollywood idiocy at its finest.
Alvin and the Chipmunks made $350M worldwide, $218M domestic.
What!? They bump it for a sequal to the drek that was Alvin and the freakin' Chipmunks!? Hollywood idiocy at its finest.
Well, I found out why. It didn't cost a lot, and it made a lot. Ugh. The land of the incredibly stupid, drooling masses, lapping up curdled milk such as this.
It was a kids movie, Stout. Kids ain't gonna watch Shakespeare.
I know, but there's kids movies, and then there's kids movies that ******** kids like to watch
Seriously.Please tell me you didnt just calll my kids ********?
Seriously.
What would you have our kids watch, Stout? Baby Hamlet?
I know you're joking, but come on.
Sheesh, I'm not nearly that highbrow; in fact, I'm rather lowbrow (Kevin Smith films anyone?). I just think there are good, fun kid's movies (like the old Robin Hood cartoon, Aladdin, etc), and there are lowest common denominator ones like Alvin. No disrespect to anyone's siblings, but I just think this was a stupid movie, even for being a children's movie. And I'm a Jason Lee fan.
I'm sure you meant offspring, not siblings (I don't think my brother has seen it). But no one is defending the movie, just up in arms a bit that you basically called kids who liked it mentally challenged.No disrespect to anyone's siblings, but I just think this was a stupid movie, even for being a children's movie.
You suck, bloody Mackem!I know, but there's kids movies, and then there's kids movies that ******** kids like to watch
I agree we can challenge kids more than we do sometimes, too. But not all the time. There's a time and a place for teaching and expanding their minds, and there's a time and a place to let kids be kids.
If the kids like it, I'm not going to tell them it's too dumb for them to watch.
I'm sure you meant offspring, not siblings (I don't think my brother has seen it). But no one is defending the movie, just up in arms a bit that you basically called kids who liked it mentally challenged.
You suck, bloody Mackem!
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All hail Dirk Benedict. Starbuck before there was a Starbucks.
I knew about the tv Starbuck, before I knew of the first mate guy.Well, there was that whole Moby Dick thing, Pequod's first mate, but we both know books are dumb.
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