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RED (2010)
8/10
*Insert witty pun here*
14 December 2010
Warning: Spoilers
A cracking film! I'm not gonna bore you with the synopsis, it's here on IMDb anyway! The 4 RED operatives, Willis, Malkovich, Freeman and Mirren, all work very well together and seem like they had fun shooting this movie, which comes across perfectly within the film.

The action and stunts are very impressive, considering its the same team that brought you The Dark Knight and The Bourne Ultimatum, while the comedy is refreshing and from a new angle, older people as hit-man/woman.

A rather under-rated and overlooked performance from the brilliant Karl Urban, as William Cooper, the man sent to catch the RED operatives, and fantastic comedy relief from Mary-Louise Parker, who plays Sarah Ross, and a memorable cameo from Ernest Borgnine, who plays a records keeper despite his most current role (albeit Voice Acting) being the extremely forgetful and docile 'Mermaid Man' in Spongebob Squarepants.

Definitely worth a watch for all the reason above, it's now in my Top 25 films and if you need and more persuasion I'll say one thing, there's a pig teddy with a rather intriguing purpose ;)
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U.F.O. (1993)
1/10
your wrong about a few things mate
6 May 2009
1st of all this '19 year old beer drinkers' audience quote. I recently went to see Chubby Brown and there were more pensioners there than there was youth, the front 5 rows added to a total age of the rest of the audience! 2nd the north/south divide in comedy. If you don't live over here then I don't expect you to know much, but if you cared to research a little before talking about something then you would see that there are very many well respected Northern comedian who are certainly not low brow, take Peter Kay, Paddy McGuiness, Ernie Wise (from Morecambe and Wise) and Barry Cryer, who has written comedy routines for the following: Dave Allen, Stanley Baxter, Jack Benny, Rory Bremner, George Burns, Jasper Carrott, Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Dick Emery, Kenny Everett, Bruce Forsyth, David Frost, Bob Hope, Frankie Howard, Richard Pryor, Mike Yarwood, The Two Ronnies and Morecambe and Wise. So I think I made my point there.

3rd is this little quote: "Others, including myself, will be equally offended by the fact that the comedy is simply moronic". If you hated it so much then why take the time to pan it on the internet, also if it was that offensive then why go through the hassle of watching all of it, surely once you're offended it should be time to turn it off, not continue to see how many points you can make about it.

The plot shouldn't matter in a comedy film, as long as it make you laugh.

Just thought I'd offer up some constructive criticism so maybe next time you'll think before jumping down something's throat.
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