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Review of by Danglar D — 19 May 2010

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Well... finally done with school and with little time to post in my own journal again... here they are:

Cruel Intentions 3:

Haven't seen the second one, but I kinda liked the first one. This one sucked. I've always kinda liked Kerr Smith though. He's the only reason I ever watched Dawson's Creek (I shouldn't have said that, I know). Also, some nudity and hot girls got this movie the 4/10 rating. I'm probably too kind not giving this 2/10 or 3/10, but so what...

50 First Dates:

I like Sandler... I think it has something to do with the way he talks or something. Also, that reminds me that I liked Astin in this movie. Corny, but quite funny. Nothing to say really... better than Along Came Polly. 7/10.

Along Came Polly:

Yeah... Stiller was Stiller... once more. Hoffman owned. 6/10.

Eurotrip:

My new favorite guilty pleasure. A very flawed movie that still succesfully entertained me and gave me a few laughs. And included a fair amount of nudity... that's always good too. 8/10.

Starsky and Hutch:

What can I say... Todd Phillips is probably my favorite guilty pleasure director. Also, Vince Vaughn was OK, Will Ferrel was OK, Stiller was Stiller and I liked Owen Wilson like I usually do. I know, I'm weird. I'm a big Wilson bros fan. I'm a sucker. 7/10.

I know, lots of crappy movies... Coming up when I have some time:

-Tommi rates the Ryan movies.

-Tommi rates some 50s classics (including Rear Window, 12 Angry Men, etc.).

This review of Cruel Intentions 3 (2004) was written by on 19 May 2010.

Cruel Intentions 3 has generally received mixed reviews.

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