If you have a problem, if no-one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe

[Godfather]

you can hire:



Don't really know what to think of this.  This was one of my favorite shows as a kid.  I have a feeling it might suck.

[Buzz Killington]

Oh...it's gonna suck.  Nothing can ever replace the original show.

[AUChizad]

Oh...it's gonna suck.  Nothing can ever replace the original show.

Personally, I'd rather see this.

[Saniflush]

Personally, I'd rather see this.

I like it.  Been too long since Val was in something funny.

[AUChizad]

I like it.  Been too long since Val was in something funny.

Been too long since there's been an SNL skit-based movie. I think Ladies Man may have been the last one, and that was a decade ago.

I was just talking about how they needed to do this again, but I was thinking a feature film of Laser Cats would be awesome.

[AWK]

Been too long since there's been an SNL skit-based movie. I think Ladies Man may have been the last one, and that was a decade ago.

I was just talking about how they needed to do this again, but I was thinking a feature film of Laser Cats would be awesome.

Oh NO! Commander is an android!

[AUChizad]

Oh NO! Commander is an android!

You'll be pleased to know that Yorma wrote & directed this. Andy & Akiva appear to have nothing to do with it though.

[AUChizad]

This thread is now about MacGruber. Fuck the A-Team.

This movie really does look promising.

http://thevertexblog.com/reviews/movie-review-macgruber

When given the opportunity to see an early screening of MacGruber, I was wary that it would follow in the path of prior Saturday Night Live films. Most sketch concepts generally flourish when they’re just that – sketches. A full-length comedy falls into the trap of relying on the same old recycled jokes to the point where you not only loathe the film, but you retroactively dislike the sketches they were based on. You might not believe me when I tell you this, but there’s no doubt: MacGruber was amazing.

Like any action movie, MacGruber begins with the diabolical plan of an evil genius to acquire and detonate a nuclear warhead. MacGruber (Will Forte), having sworn off the life of an action hero, is approached by the U.S. government and informed of the plan of his arch enemy Dieter Von mommy parth (Note: the “h” is virtually silent). MacGruber, with his badass mullet, is the only one with the know-how and experience (his achievements include “starting tight end for the University of El Paso”) to save the world, and accepts the challenge. It’s time for MacGruber “to go pound some mommy parth.”

Forte, who plays MacGruber with a perfect mix of confidence and ignorance, portrays a character with more depth and personality than has ever been established in the short SNL sketches. In addition, the writing for Forte’s character is smart, quick, and witty, albeit sometimes asinine. MacGruber spends the movie driving around in his red Miata, completely embracing all that was 80’s pop culture. He doesn’t use guns, but he always manages to come through. “Classic MacGruber!”

15 seconds, MacGruber!

Unlike other comedies, MacGruber isn’t completely tongue-in-cheek. The characters surrounding MacGruber play their roles more seriously, resulting in outstanding rapport between the hero and his cohorts. Ryan Phillippe is excellent in the role of Special Agent Piper, a young rookie whose tendency to follow the rules clashes with MacGruber’s no-holds-barred attitude. In addition, Val Kilmer, as Dieter Von mommy parth, manages to take MacGruber completely seriously and in one scene asks his henchmen why they didn’t capture MacGruber, to which they reply that they “didn’t think he was a threat. They actually thought he was mentally retarded

The second star of the film is the hilarious and talented Kristen Wiig, who, as usual, delivers the performance expected of a comedian on top of her game. Wiig plays MacGruber’s new love interest, the impressionable and naïve Vicki St. Elmo. Wiig, in her most substantial movie role to date, is the needed passivity to Forte’s aggressiveness. The three heroes come together perfectly, each adding a necessary ingredient to the delicious dish that is MacGruber.

5 seconds, MacGruber!

MacGruber is the best SNL film since Wayne’s World back in 1992. It manages to take the concept of the original sketch and infuse it with new life. It generally works at all times, and manages to combine physical comedy, witty banter, and awkward sex. If you enjoy a good comedy, go see this movie when it comes out next year. Trust me, this movie is…

[AWK]

You'll be pleased to know that Yorma wrote & directed this. Andy & Akiva appear to have nothing to do with it though.

I think Akiva is funnier than Andy. 

[Godfather]

http://www.hulu.com/embed/_1qtxnGs6FMmEo4Ul4Ltzg

[Godfather]

http://www.hulu.com/embed/tUFT_8kK98LS6VYRg-DcZA

[Kaos]

The things you people think are funny. 
 

[Godfather]

The things you people think are funny. 
 

Who you callin "you" people

[Saniflush]

Who you callin "you" people

What do YOU mean "you people"?

[Vandy Vol]

What do YOU mean "you people"?

We bout to have a house meetin' y'all!

[Saniflush]

We bout to have a house meetin' y'all!

You betta pump ya brakes boy.

[Vandy Vol]

You betta pump ya brakes boy.

What's the matter dog? You can't control yo bitches?!

[Godfather]

You betta pump ya brakes boy.

Took a whole lotta tryin' just to get up that hill. Now we're up in the big leagues, gettin' our turn at bat. As long as we live, it's you and me, baby...

[Jumbo]

Took a whole lotta tryin' just to get up that hill. Now we're up in the big leagues, gettin' our turn at bat. As long as we live, it's you and me, baby...

Man, that's the theme from the Jefferson's?

[Godfather]

Man, that's the theme from the Jefferson's?

just cause it's a theme song don't make it not true.