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.”

Even with ridiculously enormous thumbs Uma Thurman is still one of the all-time beauties.

The stunts in this film are amazing. Keaton did his own.

The only reason I purchased this movie was because I met Ellen Sandweiss and had an instant crush on her. This was her only movie that was available at the time. It’s a very creepy, kind of scary, yell at the TV because you know what’s going to happen before the characters do, kind of movie.

BTW: I cry like a baby every time something bad happens to Ellen in this film. Especially when… (If you’ve seen it you know exactly what I’m talking about.) No spoilers here!

My all time favorite cartoon.

The biggest surprise of this movie was Sean Hayes. After watching one billion reruns of Will and Grace it’s refreshing to see him play a real person.

Much, much better than I thought it would be. It’s one of those movies that actually doesn’t but the best stuff in the preview. As good as Shrek.

Probably Queen Latifah’s 2nd best movie (After Bringing down the House.) Much better than Set It Off, although similar in it’s staging, but not in it’s action. Pretty funny movie. The film wanted to accomplish it’s goal of telling the story of a group of “bank robbers” in a humorous way, without all the violence of typical movies in it’s genre. They succeeded and that makes this film unique.

Dull, slow, and other four lettered adjectives.

This book is the reason why all of the aspiring writers of 43 things must write and publish. We can do it!!!!!!

Nanowrimo!

G.