THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Kara on May 21, 2015, 01:58:38 PM
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http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/spy_2015/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltijEmlyqlg
mods pls change my name to "slutty dolphin trainer" tia
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That is going to bomb. The world isn't ready to have fat white women in movies.
I'll totally torrent it though. The supporting cast looks great.
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Have we really gone all these years with no one naming a big budget movie "Spy?"
Trailer looks like shit.
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Jason Statham in a comedy?
Sold!
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100% positive reviews. You can't argue against empirical evidence.
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McCarthy's becoming the white Tyler Perry in terms of typecasting, and I refuse to believe this will be good when all is said and done. Trailers looked like a steaming pile of puss.
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looks amusing enough for a disposable 2 hours of entertainment and my wife wants to go see it.
brb cutting holes in the popcorn bucket :phil
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Melissa McCarthy gets the funniest, most versatile and sustained comic showcase of her movie career in this deliriously entertaining action-comedy.
McCarthy and Byrne's scenes together are cruelly hilarious, with the kind of no-holds-barred insult humor that makes you instinctively drop your jaw and cover your mouth.
There's a sense of witnessing a woman empowered and it's a hoot to see McCarthy given the space she deserves to spread her comic wings.
It's here you can see the feminist twist on this take-down of the 007 franchise: dudes make everything worse.
Melissa McCarthy has more than just a great star vehicle and a likely box office winner on her hands. She may have just "stumbled" into her first franchise.
Spy once again confirms that McCarthy and Feig are at the bleeding edge of big-screen comedy right now.
Melissa McCarthy is right up there with Sigourney Weaver and Linda Hamilton
The laughs come flying every which way - conceptually, visually and through a smart and hilarious script that ambushes us with off the wall humour as it canvasses the sense of the ridiculous.
Melissa McCarthy comes into her own as a comic star in Spy, stepping out from recent supporting- and co-headlining roles to become the big screen A-lister she promised to be in 2011's Bridesmaids.
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Her Susan Cooper is unquestionably equipped to handle the physical requirements of her task, no matter how many body-shaming insults Rayna levels at her, or how frequently Bradley playfully ‘negs’ her into keeping his assistant subservient.
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negs huh. maybe this will be one of those subliminal movies in which I can further condition my wife into servitude :ohhh
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This is what happens when people are afraid to call something bad because they'll be accused for fat-shaming.
:hans1
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I ain't afraid of fat shaming.
There's a sense of witnessing a woman empowered and it's a hoot to see McCarthy given the space she requires to spread her comic wings.
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I liked Bridesmaids, but then McCarthy wasn't the reason. She was funny in that movie sure, but her shitck got tired even thre. I get it, she's fat! She's loud! She's obnoxious! That only works one time. She's like the female Will Farrel. I loved Anchorman as well but I dislike him and can not stand any of his other "mainstream" comedies where he just plays the same obnoxious dumb white man.
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Melissa McCarthy is right up there with Sigourney Weaver and Linda Hamilton
:holeup Let's not lose our heads here
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Melissa McCarthy is right up there with Sigourney Weaver and Linda Hamilton
:holeup Let's not lose our heads here
Oh come on, I totally think they're right.
Melissa McCarthy is to comedy what Sigouney Weaver and Linda Hamilton is to comedy.
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Galaxy Quest was funnier than anything she's been in doe.
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Galaxy Quest was funnier than anything she's been in doe.
I forgot about that.....well then at least they're right on the Linda Hamilton bit.
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Galaxy Quest was funnier than anything she's been in doe.
GQ is funnier than 99.99999% of movie doe
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Melissa McCarthy gets the funniest, most versatile and sustained comic showcase of her movie career in this deliriously entertaining action-comedy.
McCarthy and Byrne's scenes together are cruelly hilarious, with the kind of no-holds-barred insult humor that makes you instinctively drop your jaw and cover your mouth.
There's a sense of witnessing a woman empowered and it's a hoot to see McCarthy given the space she deserves to spread her comic wings.
It's here you can see the feminist twist on this take-down of the 007 franchise: dudes make everything worse.
Melissa McCarthy has more than just a great star vehicle and a likely box office winner on her hands. She may have just "stumbled" into her first franchise.
Spy once again confirms that McCarthy and Feig are at the bleeding edge of big-screen comedy right now.
Melissa McCarthy is right up there with Sigourney Weaver and Linda Hamilton
The laughs come flying every which way - conceptually, visually and through a smart and hilarious script that ambushes us with off the wall humour as it canvasses the sense of the ridiculous.
Melissa McCarthy comes into her own as a comic star in Spy, stepping out from recent supporting- and co-headlining roles to become the big screen A-lister she promised to be in 2011's Bridesmaids.
Weird. That’s not feminism, that’s fairly definitively misandry.
Won’t anyone think of the representation of competent males in spy entertainment?
#NotAllSpies
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I somehow end up watching maybe 3-4 SNL episodes a year and saw one that McCarthy hosted a few years back and she was pretty great. I assume she can be funny for 87 minutes if given the right script and the right part.
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Galaxy Quest was funnier than anything she's been in doe.
The 4th best Star Trek film.