Reviews

This show is taking the place of "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse", and is being shown on Disney junior, a network made for preschoolers. However, Roadster Racers is a faster pace cartoon which looks as if it is made for the 6 to 12 year old children, and to complete with "Spongebob Squarepants". It lacks the educational value of "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" in the fact that I have yet to see them discuss shapes or numbers or anything aimed at a preschool audience. It should be on Disney Channel instead of Disney Junior. This show also appears to be aimed at boys only. They are focusing way too much on the racing. I believe that is a mistake to put the Mickey Mouse characters into such a small area where each show has to deal with racing. You lose all the possibilities that "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" had of them being able to go anywhere and have any sort of adventure.

I am not a very big Hugh Grant fan, but I have loved everything Drew Barrymore has been in. Being a guy, I did not expect very much from this film, knowing it would be a romantic comedy. However, the film delivered on some very good humor that any man or woman who grew-up in the 80's would love. Hugh Grant did a very good job, and of course Barrymore did fantastic. I would compare this film to "The Wedding Singer" in the way it uses the music and genera of the 1980's. If you enjoyed "The Wedding Singer", you will enjoy this one. If you are too young to know the 1980's, or too old to care about that time, then I would not recommend it as much. You will probably still enjoy this film, but not as much.

While this film may be predictable, it does have some really good comedy, and gives the audience exactly what they want. Good performances from Reeves and Hackman. During our preview, the audience was acting as if they were actually at the stadium during the football game.

While this film does NOT outdo American Pie or Something About Mary, it is still a very good sex comedy. With Mary and Pie, I laughed all the way through them. This film was much weaker on the plot, and had a few really good laughs, but not all the way through. I still had quite a few good laughs from this film, and it does a good job, but its no Mary.

This film pokes fun at the fans of wrestling and how much they can actually take this seriously. There are some very good jokes in the film, and a few good belly-laughs. It can be a good comedy even to those people who don't know the first thing about wrestling.

Stiller & Norton make a good duo and play off of each other very well in this film. Elfman does a very good job, and the script really keeps the film moving at a good pace. Comedy is fairly decent, and a few really good belly-laughs.