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(Episodes, not movies!!!)

『With the exception of the first movie Bender's Big Score, the Futurama movie formula has shown (sadly) that it just doesn't work. Both Bender's Game and the even worse Beast with a Billion Backs feel like exercises in padding out an episode to make it reach that magic 90 minute running time. When do we get to the plot??!! - I kept asking myself as I watched these last two installments, as pointless diversion built upon pointless diversion. The simple and sad fact is that these movies feel like a Futurama episode with all the deleted scenes left in. And there are other writing problems too - where is the character development, or humor that comes from the characters? Bender's Game has an interesting message about fuel shortages, but that just gets buried in all the padding - the entire dungeons and dragons fantasy bit is a complete detour from the plot. And unlike the first film, which delved into Leela and Fry's relationship, Bender's Game gives us zilch, while the previous movie just undermines the first one by having Fry forget all about his love for Leela. In Bender's Game, even Bender goes off on some pointless detour in search of his imagination - somewhat ironic considering the quality of writing here. Futurama fans, Fox simply isn't going to commission more of this, or a feature-film - not after seeing the last two films. The only way to save Futurama is to campaign for a fresh season of episodes - that is where Futurama belongs and that is where it shines. If they wanted to stick to this formula, they could release DVD sets of four episodes at a time. These movies are making me turn against a show I have loved for so long, and that is sad. Episodes, not movies!!!!』

(Not the best of the three, but a must have)

『I am a huge Futurama fan so this was a must have. I only watched this one once so far and it wasn't my favorite of the three. There was no hint at a possible end to Fry's love for Leela. The whole plot was very far fetched. There were some good parts and it made funny references to another hit movie, but I would say that this is by far not the funniest of three movies. I also didn't notice many scientific or mathmatical references for us nerds.』

(Not what I was hoping for)

『I've been a Futurama fan since Day 1, and I eagerly anticipate the release of any new material. This one, though, doesn't live up to the franchise. The plot is disjointed and makes no sense. There's a noble tradition of that in Futurama, though, so that's not really a strong criticism of the movie. The real problem is that it's just not funny. It's not even particularly interesting. If you condensed the best parts of this movie into a single 22 minute episode, it would still be one of the worst Futurama episodes made. Any real fan is going to buy it anyway, no doubt, but I really don't think they'll be watching it as often as they watch the others.』

(Stink-O-Rama)

『This is a poor excuse for a Futurama movie, it does not do justice to the series and is just poor writing. Its a huge waste of time. If you recieve this as a gift because you have all the others, or you are obsessive about collecting all the stuff FOX puts out (even with lame packaging that scratches the disc) then buy it. Its a non sensical hodge podge of ideas that dont make much sense.』

(Big time Futurama fan)

『I love the Futurama series, and this is the first of the new movies that really felt like the Futurama that I know and love. This is by far the best of the three, and I recommend it highly to any fans that have been disappointed by the first two movies.』
『With fuel prices skyrocketing, the Planet Express crew sets off on a dangerous mission: to infiltrate the world's only dark-matter mine, source of all spaceship fuel. But deep beneath the surface lies a far stranger place... a medieval land of dragons and sorcery and intoxicated knights who look suspiciously like Bender. So park your hover-car and saddle up your unicorn for Futurama's grandest adventure yet: BENDER'S GAME!』
『At once a merciless skewering of all things fanboy and an extremely satisfying addition to theFuturamafranchise,Bender's Gameis among the best of the animated series' feature length adventures. The game in question is Dungeons and Dragons, and Bender wants in--only robots aren't programmed with the necessary imagination. Naturally, Bender's plans to develop one go completely awry and land him in an android asylum. The role-playing plotline later re-emerges--in typically convolutedFuturamafashion--via a subplot involving Professor Farnsworth's conversion of dark matter into spaceship fuel, which created a key to a very D&D-influenced universe where our hapless heroes eventually find themselves. The alternate world storyline allows for much lampooning of fantasy tropes, withLord of the Ringsreceiving the lion's share of the tweaks. Seeing as how the writers have already devoted much of the movie's running time to parodyingStar WarsandStar Trek(and their Lego offshoots), one might think thatBender's Gamemight suffer from pop-culture overload, but surprisingly, it all feels fresh and frequently funny, and the writers are wise to ground the story in their eccentric characters rather than pinballing them through an endless string of gags. The result is probably the strongest of the direct-to-DVDFuturamareleases to date, and one that newcomers to the show's cracked universe can appreciate as much as longtime fans.As with previousFuturamaDVD releases, the extras come fast and furious onBender's Game: commentary by members of the cast and production team (including Matt Groening) is both informative and funny, while interviews with the writers and producers discuss, among other topics, the influence of Dungeons and Dragons on the series and the 3D models used in the feature. Aspiring animators might appreciate "How To DrawFuturamain 83 Easy Steps and the storyboard animatic for the first part of the story, while the "Genetics Lab" feature allows for some amusing Dr. Moreau-style cross-breeding of the characters. Recording session bloopers and a deleted scene offer their own laughs, but the most enjoyable extra must be the preview for the nextFuturamafeature,Into the Wild Green Yonder, which suggests a shocking development for one of the show's regulars.-- Paul Gaita

BeyondFuturama: Bender's Game

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(Laugh Out Loud Hilarious! (A- Grade))

『Tropic Thunder is one of the best movies of 2008 that I had a ball watching. There are some of Hollywood's best actors in Tropic Thunder to include Robert Downey Jr., who is nearly unrecognizable as Australian actor, Kirk Lazarus, playing African American, Sgt. Osiris, where he has dyed his skin dark and doesn't break away from the character throughout the whole movie. Everyone has talked about Heath Ledger's incredible and mind blowing role as The Joker in The Dark Knight, but Robert Downey Jr. also deserves a lot of praise, and a possible Oscar award nomination for best acting in this role. Surprisingly, Tom Cruise steps out of his comfort zone playing a fat, balding, cursing, movie studio executive, Les Grossman, who steals every scene he is in. Also along for this crazy ride is Jack Black, a drug addicted comedy actor, and Matthew McConaughey, who plays Ben Stiller's agent, and is extremely funny as he is gorgeous. I usually find Ben Stiller a bit annoying in his roles, but here he perfectly embodies the role he is playing, Tugg Speedman, a washed up action star.

Tropic Thunder is about making a movie based on the Vietnam War. The director, Steve Coogan is fed up with his whiny, egotistical actors, and with the help of Nick Nolte, who plays the Vietnam vet the movie is based on, drop the actors in the middle of the jungle to fend for themselves. That is where the fun really begins. Jack Black runs out of heroin, or jelly beans as he calls them, and starts going through detox. Plus, the actors find themselves in the territory of a heroin-producing Vietcong gang, but don't think any of that is real because they still think they are filming the movie.

There are not many comedies like Tropic Thunder that can make me laugh so hard that my stomach hurts. There are also some shockingly funny scenes such as Ben Stiller killing a panda bear and wearing the panda head on his own head because he has gone crazy ala Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now.

Or the conversation Kirk and Tugg have about why Forest Gump and Rain Man did so well for those actors playing mentally handicapped roles, but because Ben played a role where he went full out "retard", it was meant to bomb:

Kirk Lazarus: Everybody knows you never go full retard.
Tugg Speedman: What do you mean?
Kirk Lazarus: Check it out. Dustin Hoffman, 'Rain Man,' look retarded, act retarded, not retarded. Counted toothpicks, cheated cards. Autistic, sho'. Not retarded. You know Tom Hanks, 'Forrest Gump.' Slow, yes. Retarded, maybe. Braces on his legs. But he charmed the pants off Nixon and won a ping-pong competition. That ain't retarded. Peter Sellers, "Being There." Infantile, yes. Retarded, no. You went full retard, man. Never go full retard. You don't buy that? Ask Sean Penn, 2001, "I Am Sam." Remember? Went full retard, went home empty handed...

And of course the way Robert played his role of the Sergeant so perfectly to the point he began to think he truly is a black man lost in the jungle:

Kirk Lazarus: I know what dude I am. I'm the dude playin' the dude, disguised as another dude!
Kirk Lazarus: Man, I don't drop character 'till I done the DVD commentary.

*This is true because I listened to the dvd commentary, and Robert made sure to stay in his role as Osiris*

Tropic Thunder may not be a masterpiece of filmmaking but it is one movie you can have such a great time watching.

Katiebabs』

(It would have been OK (just OK) if it were not for the foul language)

『I didn't see this in a theater and I am glad I didn't waste the money. Lots of potty humor and way way too much foul language just for the sake of foul language. It could have been made with much less bad language and been funnier. I gave the movie away to a friend (hope we are still friends after he watches it). Please say there won't be a sequel.

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(Get Some)

『Obscene, offensive and totally hilarious. "Tropic Thunder" takes an affectionate brickbat to Hollywood's affair with action heroes and war movies, referencing movies as diverse as Platoon and Eddie Murphy's...Nutty Professor!?! Yes, it really does jump all over the cinematic map. It is not as inept a parody as some of the Scary Movie series or knock-offs, which has a lot to do with the script and Ben Stiller's direction.

"Tropic Thunder" stays on a tight leash, filling moments with satirical jabs at both the films in the genre but at the actors themselves. Robert Downey's "blacker-than-you" transformation from a Russell Crowe bad-boy to Richard Roundtree/Fred Williamson blaxploitation star takes stabs at method acting ("I don't break character until after the DVD commentary!") and are the funniest in the movie. But there's nothing more outrageous than Tom Cruise, head shaved and body latexed, as an obnoxious studio head. He steals every scene he pops up in and reminds us all just how effective an actor he is when he isn't jumping up and down on TV couches.

It's the cast that really makes the script work. Everyone in every role plays like an ace, from Stiller, Downey, Jack Black, Jay Baruchel (Kevin Sandusky) and Brandon T. Jackson as rapper Alpa Chino to the support roles filled by the likes of Nick Nolte, Steve Coogan and Tobey McGuire. There's hardly a thing in "Tropic Thunder" that doesn't work, although the easily offended might have their gag reflexes tested by "Satan's Alley," "Simple Jack" or "Half-Squat." As far as taking the wizz out of itself, the only movie of the last few years to match "tropic Thunder" has been The Simpsons Movie. As far as I'm concerned, that's pretty good company.』

(Good movie, extras aren't a value)

『Tropic Thunder is a hiliarious satire of Hollywood. Unfortunately, the extras that are provided with this DVD aren't worth the extra disk enclosed. After viewing the missing and extended scenes, I'm happy that the director chose to remove those parts from the film; they didn't add to the storyline. All-in-all, happy I purchased the DVD.』

(Blu-ray was fantastic, movie not at all what I expected.)

『Rarely do I watch movies on the big screen when they first come out. My 55" HDTV, Sony Home Theatre system, and Blu-ray DVD player, provide a much more enjoyable experience than going to the theatre and paying an arm and a leg to sit in stained sticky seats. Although I currently get most of my movies from a popular online rental service, I will buy the ones I enjoy and/or think I'll watch more than once.

Well, after all the hype about Tropic Thunder I came close to purchasing this movie sight unseen. It looked hysterical in the previews and friends who saw it said it was hilarious. Boy am I glad that I got it as a rental first because it was not at all what I expected and to tell you the truth I was kind of disappointed in it. From the reviews, and from what people had said about the movie, I expected it to be much funnier and less serious than it turned out to be. I think I was expecting "Stripes" 2008 and I was shocked when I didn't even chuckle during the first half hour. In fact the first seen was so disgusting that I almost turned the movie off. The reproduction of gore for accuracy, as in Private Ryan, is bearable but the reproduction of war-related gore in an attempt at humor is completely unnecessary and in this case disgusting.

So, I thought "it's a slow starter" but it never did get what I consider truly funny. In addition, I must've missed the "slap-stick" that other reviewers have mentioned. Finally, to compare it to Blazing Saddles is so much of a stretch it's unbelievable. Tropic Thunder is not in any way similar to the afforementioned gut-busting Mel Brooks film. To me, I would classify it more as an action film with a dab of humor thrown into the mix. I expected a lot more from what I'd heard and from Ben Stiller.

On the other hand, the Blu-Ray version of this film is unbelievable. The Blu-ray format really lends itself to the many hues of jungle scenery.』
『Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 11/18/2008 Run time: 120 minutes Rating: Ur』
『It's not really a knock to say that nothing inTropic Thunderis funnier than its first five minutes, so sly that--especially for people watching in theaters--you don't realize right away theyarethe opening minutes of the movie. This outrageous comedy begins with a series of fake previews, each introducing one of the main characters in the film-proper (not that there's anything proper about this film) and each bearing the familiar logo of a different motion picture studio: Universal, DreamWorks SKG, et al. Such playing fast and loose with corporate talismans verges on sacrilege, but it's an index of how much le tout Tinseltown endorses the movie as a demented valentine to itself. The premise is that the cast of a would-be "Son of Rambo" movie shooting in some Southeast Asian jungle get into a real shooting war with drug-smuggling montagnards. Don't ask--though the movie does have an answer--why such highly paid, usually ultra-pampered personnel as superhero Tugg Speedman (Ben Stiller), Mozart of fart comedy Jeff Portnoy (Jack Black), hip-hop artist Alpa Chino (Brandon T. Jackson), and five-time Oscar-winner Kirk Lazarus from Aus-try-leeah (Robert Downey Jr.) should be running through the jungle unattended and very vulnerable. It matters only that the real-life cast has a high time kidding their own profession and flexing their comedic muscles. Bonus points go to Stiller for co-writing the script (with Justin Theroux) and directing, and to Downey, brilliant as a white actor surgically turned black actor for his role and utterly committed to staying in character no matter what ("I don't drop character till I done the DVD commentary").

Be warned: The movie, too, is committed--to being an equal-opportunity offender. Its political incorrectness extends not only to Lazarus's black-like-me posturing but also Speedman's recent, Sean Penn–style Oscar bid playing a cognitively challenged farmboy--or, in Lazarus's deathless phrase, "going the full retard." Others in the cast include Steve Coogan as a director out of his depth, Nick Nolte as the Viet-vet novelist whose book inspired the film-within-the-film, Matthew McConaughey as Speedman's sun-blissed agent back home, and Tom Cruise--bald, fat-suited, and profane--as an epically repulsive studio head. Two hours running time is a mite excessive, but otherwise, what's not to like?--Richard T. Jameson

Stills fromTropic Thunder(Click for larger image)

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Stills fromFuturama: Bender's Game(Click for larger image)

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