Accepted

[goggle]

It comes out today, which can't be good with all the SoaP competition. Anyone know if it's worth seeing?

The "school's initials are S.H.I.T" joke is old, but I'm kind of jealous because my school's initials are F.U. and they don't appear on any of the merchandise!

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For some reason, no matter how often I hear "Ask me about my weiner" in the commercial it makes me giggle.

[india7]

jensational said:

For some reason, no matter how often I hear "Ask me about my weiner" in the commercial it makes me giggle.

I was just gonna say that! Other than that, it looks pretty dumb. I don't think it's gonna put a dent in SOaP!

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I have a slight crush on the main actor in it- the one who was in Dodgeball and all those Mac commercials.

[laconicchick]

jensational said:

For some reason, no matter how often I hear "Ask me about my weiner" in the commercial it makes me giggle.

Hee! As soon as I saw the thread I said to myself, "I am going to post about how 'ask me about my weiner' cracks me up every time," but I was beaten to the punch! Twice!

I don't know... It could be a rental, maybe. Although I rent about three movies a year, so that's unlikely.

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That line cracks me up too. This movie can wait until Indemand.

[kayti2212]

Justin Long is hilarious. He's so good at impersonations. He did some on Conan of Michael J. Fox and Matt Dillion and I almost died.

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The lead actor is 28 bleeping years old. Weren't there any teen actors in H-wood that could peel themselves off the blow long enough to shoot this film? That said, I'll always love Justin Long's role in "Galaxy Quest" (when he was a more convincing teen).

I hope there's something more to this flick than what the trailers show. Attention Hollywood: young men actually aren't all beer-swilling, moronic, lazy horndogs. The premise of making a university into any. thing. you. want. is so promising. Along with the standard Beavis + Butthead type jokes, what about some deeper humor on the sociopolitical concerns college students have? They're not addicted to John Stewart for nothing.

[cleangenie]

The guy who substituted for Ebert last night on Ebert and Roeper said that, surprisingly, the movie actually did go deeper than the beer swilling and touched on class issues, etc.
O/T I don't know his name, he's an NPR contributor, but he basically handed Roeper his head on a platter. He gave more real movie criticism in two sentences that Roeper has in all the years he's done the show. When the show was over, I pictured him saying "And that, my friend, is how it is done."

[Maddiemoo]

I liked this movie the first time around, when it was called Camp Nowhere.