A rather enjoyable biopic starring the all-so-talented Robert Downey JR. (I’ve like every movie he’s ever done except Less Than Zero).

If you like Charlie Chaplin or if you are a fan of stapsick and/or old-time movie making then this is the film for you.

Lots of schtick, history and biography.

Katherine Heigl stars in this movie that briefly became famous as the lowest grossing film of all time.

You gotta see it to believe it.

The last time I ate at Checkers I received raw hamburgers. I called to tell the manager and she argued with me that it wasn’t possible because she made them herself. I brought them back to the restaurant and spoke to her in person and she gave me a lame apology and a refund. Then she threw my bag into the trash without looking inside.

I was a regular customer at that restaurant (1-2X per week) from the time they opened until that incident. I have not returned since.

One of the strangest movies I’ve ever seen. Actually, I’d kind of like to see it again.

The other day I was at Walmart and found this in the discount bin. I hadn’t seen it since about 1990. I bought it and laughed my butt off.

I can only endure so much sadness, grief, heavyhanded foreshadowing and mediocre writing.

Based on this movie…

Do only white people kill themselves?

(With the exception of one Arabic speaking cab driver.)

I’d say there were spoilers in this post but the movie is so predictable that spoilers aren’t possible. I laughed about 4 times. Not worth the money and I saw it for free.

Jeff Daniels as the “buckless Yooper.”

More like Dumb and Dumber go hunting.

If you liked Dumb and Dumber I’m pretty sure you’ll like this.

If you can find it.

Futuristic version of Casablanca. But there’s something not right about Pam Anderson as Bogie. At least they didn’t go so far too say, “We’ll always have Seattle.”