Showing posts with label Andy Samberg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Samberg. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 April 2013

Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 - The Motion Poster

It's safe to say that I'm not a fan of the recent trend for motion posters. I mean, what exactly is it meant to be, a trailer or a poster? It's in contention (along with the trailer for the trailer) for being the most useless piece of modern movie marketing. Having said that, what I do like is Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs, so anything related to that is okay in my book.

After seeing the original on Blu-ray I instantly regretted not catching it during its theatrical run, as this charming, witty, brightly coloured food extravaganza was meant for the big screen. Yes, it's technically aimed at kids, but it helped make the point that Pixar don't have a monopoly on great animation anymore. Well, I don't plan on making the same mistake twice, so when the sequel (where the food created in the first film has evolved into "foodimals") arrives at the end of the year I'll be first in line. Okay, I might not be first in line, but I'll be pretty close to the front. Definitely not near the back.


Scheduled for release in late October and directed by Cody Cameron and Kris Pearn (after the directors of the original, Phil Lord and Chris Miller moved on to live action with 21 Jump Street), this very welcome sequel sees original cast members Bill Hader, Anna Faris, Andy Samberg, and Neil Patrick Harris as the voice of Steve the Monkey returning, as well as Terry Crews and Kristen Schaal being new additions to the cast.


Friday, 18 March 2011

Five Reasons Why Friends With Benefits Looks Better Than No Strings Attached



1. JT and Mila Kunis look hot.

2. 49 year old Woody Harrelson plays 29 year old
Justin Timberlake's gay best friend.

3. It's from Will Gluck, the director of Easy A, so has a
better chance than most films at being awesome.

4. Hatred of The Ugly Truth is always a good thing.

5. Somehow, Justin Timberlake is the romantic lead 
in a Hollywood movie. Jump, Jump.

Oh, and then to balance it out a bit, one of the most ridiculous pieces of product placement/indictments of 21st century society I've ever seen... They can't find a Bible so swear an oath on an iPad instead.