I wanted the film to be good, because I am familiar with all the hype about it.
I found myself anxious for the movie to end. Hated the Marlin Brando character….

This was the last movie that Jean Harlow starred in. She was in one movie after this one but died before shooting finished.
She died of uremic poisoning.
8/10

I learned two things from this book: The slave trade was alive and well in England (though they abolished it long before us), and that Christianity was used as an excuse toward bringing in the African heathen and “civilizing” them.

“I think I’m gonna become a mensch.”

nuff said

I would’ve liked more lines from the Mr Burns, Smithers, Moe, and Patty and Selma’s of the world.
Still, having heard that the peripheral characters were practically non-existant in this movie, I was pleasantly surprised.
I think Bart’s humor has long since turned stale, Marge and Lisa were never that funny, so we need new blood.
I was happy with Flanders, Chief Wiggum, and Lenny and Carl roles in the movie.
As a Simpsons fan, I”m gonna be nothing but mesmorized with this movie.

The constant bickering back and forth didnt really endear me to either character.
I enjoyed the part Crowe was seen throwing a phone. Sort of a foreshadowing of what was to come.
I couldnt really have cared less if they reconnected or not, no tension there for me at all.

Reminded me that back in the day Sean Penn and Madonna had a little thing going.

I have to confess, I’m a huge Bill Murray fan! Just his impish grin and his biting insouciance keeps me watching.
Movie didnt have much else going for it, however.

Sort of a precursor to the Rush Hour series, only these two jokers couldnt fight.
I thought the movie was cute, and even touching the way Morita cleaned up the apartment of Leno’s.
Interesting mix, Pat MOrita and Jay Leno!

The jokes were bad, the music was stale, and the only “known” actors belonged on that TV show “The Surreal Life.”