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Directed by: Adam McKay Starring: Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Steve Carrell http://www.retrocrush.com/archive2004/anchorman/flute.jpg I haven't seen a movie with such a completely different first and second half like this since Full Metal Jacket. But while Kubrick's Nam tale has a brilliantly chilling first half set in Boot Camp and loses all energy once the war setting kicks in, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy falters with bad pacing during the first part, but starts a full sprint (or some other sports metaphor that sounds better than that) at the end that makes it all worthwhile. The first half hour or so suffers from a smugness that just didn't work for me. Will Ferrell seems forced to burden all the laughs with little or no support. It's a low key tone that doesn't utilize the cast well, and maybe takes itself more seriously than it should. You meet the news crew, see how the station works, and are introduced to Christina Applegate's character, who becomes a threat to the all-male good old boy's club in the studio. She's one of the main problems with the film. She's not particularly charming, has very little funny to say or do, save to hit someone in the nuts, and frankly looks a bit tired. She's supposed to be this great knockout that everyone's falling over but can't seem to pull it off. In one scene, she brags about her exquisite breasts and you can't help but shake your head and say, "no...not really." In fact, in many of her close-ups, she's way too tan, and her eyebrows are so fair, that she looks like she's a recovering burn victim. This part called for someone more like Kim Catrall. http://www.retrocrush.com/archive2004/anchorman/sleeping.jpg Ferrell plays Burgundy as a pompous goof that doesn't know how stupid he is with a portrayal that brings to mind Ted Knight's brilliant work as Ted Baxter on the old Mary Tyler Moore show. It's definitely a love it or hate it performance, which is a bit hard to take during the slow first 30 minutes of the film. I only got a few chuckles during this period, and was ready to invent a reason to leave the movie early, and then, like some baseball team that is down by 15 runs in the 5th inning, the film starts nailing it by taking an absurd and bizarre slant that has some of the funniest scenes I've watched in a long time. Fist fights with grizzly bears, dogs getting kicked off bridges, and more crazy poo poo that comes out of nowhere becomes the new norm, and the audience was laughing their asses off. The last 45 minutes was so funny, it was well worth the lackluster start to get there. In one of the film's shining moments, newscasters from rival stations meet up in an abandoned alleyway and have a five-way gang fight that is brilliant. People are swept away in a net by people on horseback ala Planet of the Apes, arms are ripped off, and one guy's weapon of choice is bat with scissors strapped to it. The random insanity that ensues through the rest of the film is some of the funniest stuff I've seen in a good while. http://www.retrocrush.com/archive2004/anchorman/anchors.jpg Steve Carrell from The Daily Show is the true gem in this film as a semi-retarded newscaster with an IQ of 45 that gets amazingly funny lines to say. When insulted with the dig, "It looks like you got your clothes at The Salvation Army", he replies confidently, "Yeah...well it looks like you got your clothes at THE TOILET STORE!" I'm definitely eager to see more of his work in the future. Comedy legend Fred Willard is a nice touch, as well, as the news director. His understated performance really adds a lot. You've got to respect this guy for a lifelong career of 2nd banana and character acting performances done with such a high quality. And for you retro-fans, there's plenty of kitschy 70s fashion and decor to laugh at. Though in one scene, a perfectly 80s era Rubik's Cube is one someone's desk, but I'm sure that was more of a joke than a mistake. If you've liked Ferrell's other films, you're sure to like this one, just hang in there when the going gets tough, and you'll get a great payoff. And stay tuned during the closing credits, there's some hilarious bloopers including a wonderfully bizarre inclusion of a scene from Smokey and The Bandit that makes little sense, but it funny as hell, nonetheless. RATING: 3 PROS: the last 45 minutes is incredibly hilarious CONS: the first 30 of the film is not ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0357413/ liquorhead fucked around with this message at 18:02 on Jul 9, 2004 |
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Just got back from an advance screen(courtesy of Coupons), and I must say I really enjoyed this movie. Easily the funniest movie I've seen in a theater in a long time. I'll agree with the original poster in that the beginning was pretty slow, but not the whole first half of the film. And even then, when I tried to think of the jokes that I really didn't find funny at all, I couldn't remember them, because the rest of the movie is hilarious. Will Ferrell gives a great performance, and the supporting cast is great as well. Christina Applegate is kind of so-so as a co-star, but she really doesn't have all that much screen time for having 2nd billing. Probably one of the funniest films I've ever seen, easy 5/5
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Jul 8, 2004 03:05
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Voted 4.5 for the last half, much like the previous reviewer said. Let me talk more about the gang fight, the anchor team is trying to find the suit shop and end up in the bad part of town, wandering around some warehouse backlot. Vince Vaughn and his anchor team gang ride up on old timey bicycles and challenge Will Ferrel's lot to a good ole fashion beat down. They all pull out weapons(Ron: A chair leg, Brian: A revolver, Champ: Dual brass knuckles, Brick: A HAND GRENADE LOL THINK THEY ARE GOONS), when suddenly ANOTHER anchorteam shows up ready to beat rear end, with crazy weapons as well such as buzzsaws on a baseball bat and the aforementioned scissors bat. Then another anchor team, then the SPANISH LANGUAGE anchor team! They all get in a huge brawl in which Steve Carrel(Brick) throws a loving TRIDENT into a guys chest, and Luke Wilson gets his arm cut off by Tim Robbins. It was a serious lol moment.
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Jul 8, 2004 03:13
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I saw this last night at an advance screening here in Birmingham. This is the funniest movie of the year. You will not see anything funnier in theaters for at least another 12 months. Will Ferrell is not for everyone. He is for me however, and this film made me laugh the most in a theater since Dumb and Dumber. I honestly do not think this has a slow first half. In fact after the credits are done in the beginning, I had a smile the whole way through. There were parts of that made me physically hurt. As in, "I couldn't breathe because I was laughing so hard." I can't count the number of times I wiped tears off my face. I gauge a comedy's strengh by how much I can remember of it the next day and if it is still funny or not. This way, most punchlines and quick sight gags lose my attention so I can see if the movie really is funny. Anchorman has the same amount of memorable classic moments as Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Now I'm not comparing these two. Those are 2 different types of comedy. I am comparing how many scenes from each movie are just fantastic. Doing that, they are on par with each other. I rated this a 5, simply because it is one of the best comedies ever put to celluloid. And if you don't find Pleasure Land to be one of the funniest sidesteps in the movie, I just pity you.
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Jul 8, 2004 17:43
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Pleasure Land was hilarious indeed. "Do me on it!!" I enjoyed the movie but thought the cast was a little weak, including Applegate. She was supposed to be this smart sophisticated reporter but it's hard to take her seriously, both in how she looks and with her previous performances in Married With Children and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead. Yeah. It's been awhile since I've typed that. That said, the movie was histerical. The best part was a surprise cameo by Jack Black in which Burgandy throws a burrito out the window, hits Black's motorcycle, and causes an accident. Burgandy pulls over only to witness an enraged Black punt his small dog off a bridge and the payphone scene where Burgandy tries to explain it. Despite being a one-man show, it was great stuff and I'll get the DVD once it's out probably. Edit: Voted 4
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Jul 8, 2004 20:34
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Somehow, I was at the NYC premiere/special screening at the Museum Of Television and Radio last night. After digesting the movie, it's a solid 4.5 - definitely one of the better comedies to come out this year, but still could've been better. Some of the portions should have been chopped (the prank phone calls were a waste of time), and two members of the news team weren't really fleshed out too well as characters (you'll figure out which two). By and large, though, it was pretty solid laughter throughout the crowd, all the way through the movie. (Minor quibble: The pacing of the movie was such that they'd nail a good line, causing everyone to laugh, but then they'd hit another joke right afterwords which I was unable to hear due to the laughter.) As for Christina Applegate - I guess I had really low expectations for her, so I was mildly surprised. All she really had to do was be firm against Will Farrell, and she did that reasonably well. She's alright, I guess. (As for the exquisite breasts scene - she was sitting close enough to us at the premiere where I could see what she looks like well enough, and "no, not really..." is a massive understatement.) (photographic evidence of point made in spoiler) Steve Carell literally stole the movie. After seeing them used so many times for dramatic roles (Sling Blade, I Am Sam) or really poor comedy (Gigli), I left the movie having my faith restored that mentally handicapped characters are once again properly being used in cinema. Mr. Show fans will be happy to know that there are three alums in the movie. Jay Johnston is one of the members of Vince Vaughn's news gang, Paul Tompkins shows up as the MC at the cat fashion show, and there's the surprise Jack Black cameo. Like Dodgeball, it's screwball comedy, so don't go in with expectations of an acting tour de force. Go with the friends you have who enjoy goofy comedies, and you're pretty much assured to leave laughing. Oh, and a trivia tidbit: The big deal about this "special screening" was that Will Farrell came out afterwards in character to be interviewed by Bill Kurtis. The first question Bill asked was about his sex life, and Ron admitted to having eleven homosexual encounters in the early 70's, because there were no women in the newsroom. At the end of the interview, he said he wanted to give Bill an open mouthed kiss. Was an odd extra dimension to the character.
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Jul 9, 2004 03:37
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I would be very surprised if I found out that this movie had a script, or that the director was not higher than the Blue Angels for even a single day of shooting. Seriously, what the gently caress was going on in this movie? 5/5
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Jul 9, 2004 09:08
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Unlike everyone else I am gonna give this movie what it was worth. After seeing it last night I had to walk out of the premier as it was horrible. The first 10 minutes were alright and held some interest, but after that I couldn't take any more. This movie made me dislike Will Ferrell in a whole new way. 1/5
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Jul 9, 2004 17:13
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Sky rockets in flight...... I nearly lost my popcorn during this part. Extra kudos to Steve Carrell. "Women's menstruation attracts bears." Can't wait to see the (!)2+ hours(!) of deleted footage on the eventual DVD release. Really enjoyed Paul Rudd too, we don't see him enough movies. Does anyone else think he hasn't aged a day since Clueless? 4/5 MaoistBanker fucked around with this message at 19:04 on Jul 9, 2004 |
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Jul 9, 2004 19:00
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One of the funniest movies I've ever seen and easily the best comedy of the year in my opinion. Steve Carell had me laughing every time he was onscreen, and the gang fight was pure genious. 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 03:23
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Having just seen it, there are things I want to do to Steve Carrell that my straightness just won't permit. Simply put, he steals and makes this entire film. Without it, the entire thing would have suffered horribly. It'd be like Caddyshack without Bill Murray. Chevy Chase and Rodney Dangerfield are still decently funny, but Murray knocks it out of the loving ballpark. Steve Carrell was that good. As for the rest of it, it was very enjoyable, and though the beginning was perhaps not as tight as the rest of it, I didn't mind("I want to be on you" is the best pick-up line I've heard in a long while). I am absolutely certain that this movie is going to be afforded the same comedic respect twenty years from now that your Ghostbusters or your Trading Places is today. 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 06:01
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Hilarious movie. Steve Corell kicks rear end. The climax made me cry with laughter. This makes me want to go back and lower my vote for Dodgeball by half a point. But I won't. Pros: Constant laughs, really charming movie Cons: I think it will be over a lot of people's heads. Many people will sit through and laugh during this movie, but just not like it for some inexplicable reason. 5/5 The Human Crouton fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Jul 10, 2004 |
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Jul 10, 2004 06:05
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I loved this movie. Almost everyone was funny as hell, the gang fight scene was fantastic, as was the second prank call and what Ron said to get himself fired. However, will all due respect to all the other actors, Steve Carell made this movie in my opinion, Brick was absolutely off the loving wall, I can't imagine anyone else playing Brick nearly as well as Carell did. EPS if I recall Applegate said that half the scenes put in the movie were ad libed takes. I guess they did one take exactly as the script had and then they did a number of other takes that were ad libed. Some of the ones that didn't make cut were the ones put on during the credits I assume. 4.5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 06:39
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I agree with the original poster on several points. The first half of the movie crawls. It seems as if the writers were trying to illustrate a story that was not there. Bad lines and no support plagued the first part of the movie. Christina Applegate is hot, but this is not a role for her, and I didn't like her character at moments. She was a flat out bimbo at times, but she was supposed to be a great, smart reporter. She also was not volumptous enough. Bigger tits would have gone a long way for some reason. Will Ferrell acts too aloof during his roles, and for some reason I just don't find him funny. The second half of the movie is completley different. Random scenes, with hilarious lines and great support from the cast members made it. As everyone is saying, Steve Carrell is amazing, and it seems like the writers just stopped giving a drat about the story line, but just made it funny. Ben Stiller, Luke Wilson, Tim Robbins, Jack Black all have great cameos, and the dog talking to the bears has to be one of the best moments, second only to the reporter back alley brawl. Vince Vaughn is quickly becoming a comedy favorite of mine. Roles like this, and Dodgeball and the support in Old School are racking up points for him. pros: Funny second half, funny cameos, great supporting cast cons: I just don't find Will Ferrell funny, Christina Applegate was a bad pick. First half of the movie was bad I give the movie a 2.5/5
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What in the hell did I just watch? I love Will Ferrell, so I have no axe to grind in that regard. But I just got back from watching this debacle in a packed theatre and...I'm dumbfounded. This movie transcended bad. Shrouded in a very thin plot, it was nothing more that a staccato string of inane jokes and the sure sign of a lovely movie, a number of cameos.  This stunk of one of those "alum" films where a bunch of actors (and I do use that term loosely here) get together, fill out roster spots and ham it up for the camera. Anyone of these roles could have been played by one of the other actors. And the reason that you saw a "star" of Christina Applegate's stature in this movie is obviously because no other actress with a shred of dignity would have accepted this script. I laughed out loud one time during this film, and oddly enough, I was the only one. When the announcer is paid off by Ron and he says, "That was Ron Burgundy and Tits McGee!" I guffawed out loud only to be stared at by those who sat in stone silence around me. The highlight of this movie was the Milk-Dud fight that broke out between two bored teenagers at the front of the cinema. Save your money folks. It'll be at Blockbuster by noon tomorrow. 0.5
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Jul 10, 2004 06:59
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Watched it in a sold out theatre of folks ready to laugh. I liked every bit of it. Everything. Every little skit or idea was funny or made me smile. I especially liked the way the Channel 4 News Team were like little kids. It's just the way I imagined it'd be from all the press. I have cemented my opinion with Anchorman that any comedy that includes in it's cast at least two of these guys: Vince Vaughn, an Owen brother or two, Will Ferrel, or Ben Stiller will be laugh until I cry funny. Examples are Old School, Starsky and Hutch, Zoolander, and Dodgeball. Guess what happens when you get them all in the same movie, even as cameos? You get comedy across the board, and you get 4.5/5.
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Jul 10, 2004 09:21
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If want to laugh, go see this. When the dog came out of loving nowhere and had his little exchange with the bear I was laughing so hard I was crying. Plus, Steve Carrell really stole every scene he was in. The last time I laughed at a movie as hard as I laughed at Anchorman, I was watching Dodgeball. Go gently caress yourself San Diego! 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 09:44
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This movie was so good, all other movies should be burned and anyone who ever states the desire to make one should be shot in the throat and eye. If you don't like this movie, your IQ is lower than 48 and you will be seen as mentally retarded by most people. You will, however, have a healthy career as head political advisor in the Bush/Cheney administration. 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 10:42
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I couldn't wait to go see this movie. I saw it last night with about 10 of my friends. 2 of us were drunk so we thought we'd be laughing our asses off, and we were wrong. Half of us thought it was funny while the other half thought it was poor. I thought it was a load of crap and I actually wanted my money back after it was over. It was probably the worst movie I've seen in a while, and had I not been there with 9 of my buddies I would have walked out half way through. 0.5/5 Don't waste your time or money
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Jul 10, 2004 14:26
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I'm not much of a Will Ferrell fan, but I did like it overall. Carell was awesome and the part with Jack Black and the dog was great. Doesn't beat Dodgeball which I had a better time with, but still recommended. 3.5
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Jul 10, 2004 15:13
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This movie was like an SNL skit that just never ended. There were some funny moments, but not $9 worth. 3/5
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Jul 10, 2004 17:43
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Like many other posters, the first 30 minutes or so were rather slow, but the rest of the movie after that I could not stop laughing! Steve Carrell alone was worth the price of admission. This is easily the best comedy of the year. 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 18:06
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Oh good Lord this movie will have a beautiful place on my DVD shelf. The aforementioned dog exchange with the bear, "I will tell tales of your compassion" had tears streaming down my face. And I loved the first half as much as the second. Will Ferrell has skyrocketed (in flight) to the top of my favorite comedians list. "I'm gonna punch you in the ovaries. Straight shot. Right in the baby-maker." 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 21:03
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I missed close to half of the jokes because I was laughing so hard at the other half of the jokes.. and like the guy above me ^ I was crying at some parts. 5/5 for sure. Completely worth $10.75 CND 
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Jul 10, 2004 23:30
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Saw it last night with Crouton. First half is slow, but the hilarity doesn't stop in the second half. I will be purchasing this movie when it comes out on DVD. Will Ferrell was definitely not the highlight of this movie, however. That title has to go to Steve Corell. 4.5/5 edit: I kan spel gud Blue Dad fucked around with this message at 23:58 on Jul 10, 2004 |
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Jul 10, 2004 23:32
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Defintely hilarious the whole way through. Also, if you're drunk, or didn't even watch the whole thing, then please don't waste everyones time here by voting and posting your opinion. 5/5
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Jul 10, 2004 23:40
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I was about ready to walk out from the first 30 minutes. It just wasn't funny. It was like... watching a child attempt to get attention by talking loud and banging poo poo around all while blowing raspberries with a smug expression that says "aren't I precocious?" However after that 30 minutes were up I did enjoy the movie. 3.5/5
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Jul 11, 2004 00:01
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Applegate was not the best casting choice for her role, and the pacing was a little bit off. However, I can honestly say I have not laughed hard at a movie in years. Definitely worth the eight bucks. 5/5.
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Jul 11, 2004 00:43
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Good movie, though I'm a bit phased over how so much of the previews and trailers wasn't in the final cut at all. Ron taking a bullet for Veronica "I would not do that again - It hurts like a mother", The duo collapsing the desk with "LETS MAKE A BABY", etc Still quality though. 4.5
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Jul 11, 2004 03:42
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Checked this movie out tonight, not many great laughs aside from the brawl...drat that was funny . Since not many great laughs, one would hope it was a good movie in some other way...but it obviously wasn't, nobody was going in expecting it to be that. Oh well, nice try, I just can't understand Ferrell's popularity, he's just not THAT funny. 2/5
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Jul 11, 2004 06:37
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I had the pleasure of viewing said movie on a pleasant friday evening. I enjoyed myself thouroughly and found my self laughing as hard as I could a good 12-15 times, though I was laughing alone, the crowd at my theatre did not like the movie one bit. BUT I AM NOT THE CROWD I GIVE 5's ALL AROUND. If not for only the part where a certain jack black and Ron Burgundy had their little spatandJack kickedBaxter offthebridge. Oh and my second favorite part involving pleasure land you just dont see that coming at all... even after it happened. 5/5
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Jul 11, 2004 07:28
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I had way high expectatitons for this movie because I love Farrell, Carrell, and Rudd. Those three didn't dissapoint. I was bored at times, dying laughing at others. I hate David Koechner with a passion. I'm also in the "Carrell stole the movie" club. He was loving awesome. "I'm Brian Fantana" "I'm Champ Kind" "And I'm Brian...Fantana" "No you aren't, you're Brick" I could have used more Paul Rudd. Between this and Wet Hot American Summer he is definitley proving himself as a drat funny shlock/farce comedic actor. My main problem was that this movie tried to have a plot that was terrible. If it had been two hours of the news team dicking around it would have been just too drat funny. The scene with Baxter was awesome. 3.5/5 "I'm Ron...Burgundy?"
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Jul 11, 2004 20:07
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The cameos did it for me and the BURT REYNOLDS OUTTAKES IN THE CREDITS!?. I don't think any part of the movie dragged and I thought every character (except Christina Applegate) was hilarious. The little Bush crack at the end was well played too. I give it a 4.5/5
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Jul 12, 2004 05:46
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God, it takes forever to get going but when it DOES it's loving hilarious. 4.5/5
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Jul 12, 2004 09:05
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easily a 4.5 I kind of liked how it didnt use alot of stuff from the commercial, it kept the movie more fresh and new. I agree that Steve Carell didnt almost still the movie, some of the funniest parts where with him. Great movie, i loved the first half and the second half. THe only reason i would say that this isnt a 5 is because of some just un-needed scenese that could have easily been cut, such as the prank calls. "LOUD NOISES!" mindmeetspavement fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Jul 12, 2004 |
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Jul 12, 2004 20:30
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1/5 I seriously fell asleep. It had a bit of comedy, but Will Ferrell was nowhere near it. The retarded weatherman was about the only redeeming bit.
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Jul 13, 2004 02:33
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Hilarious. What sets Anchorman apart from that shitheap Dodgeball is that there was seemed to be a serious attempt on the part of the writers to think up some unique and rather random gags. In fact, the least funny bits in the movie were the parts when they ganked on some of the cliches, like the "where are they now?" bit at the end. Carrell steals the movie, but everyone has at least one funny line, even that rear end in a top hat from Empty Nest who plays the station boss. Props to Farrell and co. for making me laugh in this mirthless loving year of comedy. Four.
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Jul 13, 2004 06:26
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I just finished watching it, and I was pleased. Overall the movie had some pacing issues. A lot of the first 30 minutes or so are used to set up the plot and the characters. However unlike most comedy movies of this ilk the plot and the characters weren't stock footage from every wacky comedy ever made, so I really didn't mind the rather tepid introduction. The plot is enjoyable, even beyond the context of the humor in the movie. It's over the top, and ridiculous, but it's also a pretty interesting premise. The characters, too, are absurdly funny, but they're still likable. All of the male anchors are chauvanistic and comicly stupid, but the way that they're acted and written makes them really likable. Of course where anchorman really shines is its irreverent sense of humor. There's a weird sort of running logic behind each of the scenes. Whereas a lot of lesser comedy movies will have a 'wacky' scene that's instantly forgotten once it's over, Anchorman has a continuity to it -- even the most absurd jokes (like the anchorman throw-down, or the bear fight) are shown with the same sort of mock seriousness. There are some incredibly creative scenes in the movie that come out of absolutely no-where, and are a pleasent change from the usual formulaic laughs in summer comedy. This kind of mock-serious attitude makes the movie really stand out from most of the other comedies I've seen recently. I was laughing pretty consistently through-out the movie, but where it really shines is in the last 40 minutes or so of its climax and conclusion. Everything comes together perfectly, and there are some gut busting moments. Corell on the bear is probably the funniest line in recent memory One of the things that I was worried about when seeing the advertising blitz on TV and in trailers was that the movie would be like an adam sandler flick, where things are supposed to be funny just because they're crazy -- however Anchorman has real wit to back up its over the top antics; it doesn't ever treat its audience like an idiot. Even Corell's character, who seemed like a typical 'says something stupid with every line' stereotype, was hillarious; really stealing the movie from Farell in some scenes. I went into the theatre expecting a few cheap laughs, and left really pleased with a solid comedy movie. Highly recommended, 5.0.
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Much better than anticipated! The line 'Go gently caress yourself, San Diego' was the highlight of the film. The second half is much stronger than the first, but it is still a solid flick. 4/5
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