Bill-Murray Movie Reviews
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The Best of SpongebobRIPPED PANTS- Another trademark Spongebob episode, with another catchy, wonderful song in it...
SB-129- An enjoyable, hilarious episode that shows the imagination of the writers.
TEXAS- Another episode with a tune, this one's for the Texans! Be sure to listen to Spongebob and Patrick's impressions of the great state, it's hilarious.
THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT- This episode, never-before-seen till the video, is by far the funniest episode of Spongebob I've ever seen...or one of the most. The ending of this "creepy" episode is hysterical...for those young at heart, at least.
SOMETHING SMELLS- For those who ever forgot a Tic-Tac.
Though it looks juvinille, this video is more than just the potty humor of Saturday Morning...it's hilarious.
CUTE AND FUNNY
The "Hooky" episode which is in this DVD could be edited
SpongeBob DVD @ it's best!Gary takes a bath
SpongeBob tries to make Gary take a bath, but he doesn't want to. Spongebob tries everything he can think of to make Gary get in the tub...
Hooky
Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob about the "hooks" [From fisherman above]. Patrick on the other hand, tells SpongeBob it's safe to ride on them.
Life of crime
Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob and Patrick that it's okay to borrow things if you return them. So the two "borrow" a balloon from the balloon man [On Free Balloon Day]. When it pops, they think ther'e crimnals.
Pickles
Bubble Bass lies and tells SpongeBob that there were no pickles on his Krabby Patty. Wracked with self-doubt, SpongeBob forgets how to make Krabby Patties.
No free rides
SpongeBob fails his driving test - again. But Mrs. Puff gives SpongeBob his license so he'll never come back.
Sailor mouth
SpongeBob reads a "bad" word on a dumpster. Not knowing what it means, he suprises everybody at the Krusty Krab by saying it!
No weenies allowed
SpongeBob goes to a fighting place called the Salty Spatoon. But the door man banishes SpongeBob to Weenie Hut Juinor's cuz he's weak. But SpongeBob will get in somehow...
Jellyfish Jam
SpongeBob takes a wild jellyfish home. Making more come in and take over the house.
The algae's always greener
Plankton makes an invition which switches lives with Mr. Krabs.
Shanghaid
The super-rare episode which was part of the "you wish" special. It has 3 endings!!!!
Spongebob Squarepants at his best!-Hooky: When fishing hooks are found in Bikini Bottom, Spongebob and Patrick like to ride them, but Mr. Krabs warns Spongebob and Patrick that they are dangerous, and can bring them to the land above!
-No Free Rides: When Spongebob yet again fails his boating test, Mrs. Puff gives Spongebob extra credit to get his license, so he can get out of her boating school.
-Sailor Mouth: When Spongebob finds a "bad word" on a dumpster, Patrick says it is a sentence enhancer. They use it often, shocking Squidward, Mr. Krabs, and Krusty Krab customers!
-Life of Crime: Mr. Krabs is found stealing many items from his friends, and Spongebob and Patrick learn that "borrowing" an item is okay as long as it is given back before it's missed. Patrick wants to buy a balloon, but he can't afford it. They decide to borrow the balloon, and they pop it. They can't return it now, so they run away from Bikini Bottom thinking they're criminals.
No Weenies Allowed: When Spongebob tries to get into the Salty Spitoon, the toughest club in Bikini Bottom, he is denied access because he is considered a weenie. Spongebob will do anything to get in this club, even beat up Patrick!
-Pickles: When Bubble Bass comes to the Krusty Krab, he claims that Spongebob forgot to put in pickles in his Krabby Patty. That makes him forget how to make Krabby Patties, and how to just about anything. Mr. Krabs will go to lengths to get his money maker back to the grill!
-Jellyfish Jam: When Spongebob befriends a rare jellyfish, Spongebob brings it home. The jellyfish becomes addicted to loud, rave music, and calls his jelly friends to take over Spongebob's house to party.
-The Algae's Always Greener: When Plankton is fed up with his failed attempts to take[] a Krabby Patty, he builds a machine to switch lives with people. He switches lives with Mr. Krabs to see what is like to be him.
-Gary Takes a Bath: Spongebob has to do whatever possible to get Gary to take a bath. (Unseen episode, but was aired with Shanghaied on Nicktoons TV!)
-Shanghaied: The ultra-rare, only seen on TV twice! Squidward, Patrick and Spongebob stumble upon the sunken ship of the Flying Dutchman. They are all given 3 wishes when the return an object of his. The DVD will feature all three endings!
More to come on the third Spongebob Squarepants installment.
Doris Day is Calamity Jane! Now on DVD in TECHNICOLOR!!!!Summary: Calamity Jane (Day) & best friend Wild Bill Hickock (Howard Keel) are always competing against each other for the towns best shot and biggest story teller. Both are in love with other interests who are in love. Nothing can change this and Jane's "Secret Love" (Oscar winning song - Day's biggest single hit selling over 1 million copies) is soon realized. The movie is filled with great music and a very predictable happy ending. A 1950's Hollywood stantard.
This OUTSTANDING DVD is presented in Full Standard Screen Format (before WideScreen) in beautiful Digitalized TECHNICOLOR & mono sound track. The Extra features include: Premiere & Awards Newsreels, Producion Notes & Theatrical Trailer.
Doris Day is delightful & very believable as Calamity Jane. This Warner Brothers Musical is a classic & a great family edition to the DVD library. You'll love the music too!! Enjoy.
Calamity Jane
i always love this film!! its a musical; need i say more? =)
Doris Day is Calamity Jane! Now on DVD in TECHNICOLOR!!!!Summary: Calamity Jane (Day) & best friend Wild Bill Hickock (Howard Keel) are always competing against each other for the towns best shot and biggest story teller. Both are in love with other interests who are in love. Nothing can change this and Jane's "Secret Love" (Oscar winning song - Day's biggest single hit selling over 1 million copies) is soon realized. The movie is filled with great music and a very predictable happy ending. A 1950's Hollywood stantard.
This OUTSTANDING DVD is presented in Full Standard Screen Format (before WideScreen) in beautiful Digitalized TECHNICOLOR & mono sound track. The Extra features include: Premiere & Awards Newsreels, Producion Notes & Theatrical Trailer.
Doris Day is delightful & very believable as Calamity Jane. This Warner Brothers Musical is a classic & a great family edition to the DVD library. You'll love the music too!! Enjoy.
Calamity Jane
i always love this film!! its a musical; need i say more? =)
Burton excels againJohnny Depp is obviously at ease with director Burton, even to the extent of playing off Wood's penchant for wearing angora blouses and skirts with panache. His earnestness lifts the movie from what could easily have been made something far more depressing given Ed Wood's spectacular failure with regards to his career. Martin Landau, in an Oscar-winning performance, is very impressive indeed as Bela Lugosi, playing his extreme patheticism and drug addiction in a brave and unflattering light. The rest of the cast are good also, including the novelty of seeing Sarah Jessica Parker as Wood's girlfriend. Clearly a versatile actress she should find no problem finding work once TV's Sex And The City has finished. Juliet Landau (Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Drusilla) puts in a good turn as one of Wood's leading actresses.
Whilst there are parts that drag, Burton's minute attention to detail (which never takes your attention away from the movie itself) makes it seem like you're watching a real 50's movie, especially given the mannered yet somehow realistic performances. It might not be Burton's most accessible or even most enjoyable picture, but it stands as something of a standout in the genre of the biopic. It's strange, magnificent, on a grand-scale, in short exactly what how you can imagine Wood wanting his life to be committed to film.
Offbeat film of an offbeat manEd Wood always knew he would be remembered, but probably not in the way he expected. In this film we see his misfortunes, trials and disappointments, and can't help laughing. Ed Wood tried to overcome adversity, and mostly failed. Some of the problems were not of his making, he needed money to finance his movies and was open to exploitation by those with their own vision. Or the people around him were clownish amateurs, not quite understanding what Wood wanted.
All in all, this is a great movie about the making of three very terrible movies.
Future events such as these will affect YOU in the future.10. Filmed in gorgeous Black and White
9. An Oscar-winning performance by Martin Landau
8. A "should have won an Oscar" performance by Johnny Depp
7. A gigantic fake rubber octopus
6. Mariachis
5. Johnny Depp wearing multiple dresses.
4. Black booties
3. Angora sweaters
2. It's the best film ever made about what movies can mean to us
1. There's not one bad line, or false note, or miscast performance. It's perfect!
Hecrules and the Amazons
Lucy (pre Xena Lucy) Lawless is in this!!
Top Notch Fantasy
Solid Acting and Effective Production
solid action flick..........but where's the DVD?
The best cold war film ever madeBased on British novelist Alistar MacLean's classic Cold War action adventure/political thriller, the box office smash hit MGM film focuses on a downed Russian satellite in the Artic Circle region. A satellite that crashes near a British civilian weather research station known as Ice Station Zebra. The English scientists discover that the satellite contains film of Western power missile sites and other defense instillations. At the same time of the discovery, disaster hits the station in the form of explosive sabotage. Enter into the picture Captain James Ferraday and the crew of the United States Naval Submarine U.S.S. Tigerfish. Ferraday is given orders to bring British intelligence agent David Jones, former Russian agent turned defector Boris Vaslov, U.S. Marine Captain Leslie Anders and a platoon squad of Marine sharpshooters. While officially their mission is to rescue the scientists in the North Pole, unofficially, they are ordered to recover the satellite, obtain the film, and prevent it from falling into the hands of the Union Of The Soviet Socialistic Republic.
Not everything is all that it seems to be on the "rescue mission." The submarine is nearly destroyed by sabotage. When the Tigerfish arrives at Ice Station Zebra, it is soon discovered that there is a double agent among the crew and scientists. And this double agent is a madman who will stop at nothing to obtain the film and kill those who get in the way.
When both Anders and Vaslov are accidentally killed and a squad of Russian paratroopers arrive on the scene, it soon becomes a struggle to maintain the balance of world power, and prevent the Cold War from becoming a thermonuclear war between the United States of America and Soviet Russia.
Like The Guns Of Navarone, Force 10 From Navarone, and Bear Island, Ice Station Zebra is shockingly timely as tomorrow's headlines. The movie truly reflects the Cold War period of the late Sixties with powerful results. From the cold, deadly beauty of the world under the ice to the howling fury of an artic blizzard, the 1968 MGM film painstakingly records every twist and turn with upmost realism. It perfectly demonstrates how complex world politics and the balance of power can be, but most of all, it can demonstrate how something mass produced by either side can literally change the structure of our world.
If you enjoy action and adventure, as well technothrillers, cold war classics, science fiction, or just war movies in general, then you will not be disappointed by this classic form of entertainment. The race is on, so join the fun at Ice Station Zebra.
The film stars the late Rock Hudson, Ernest Borgnine, British actor Patrick McGoohan, Jim Brown, Tony Bill, Michael Rougas, Alf Kjellin, Ron Masak, William O'Connell, Jim Goodwin, Michael Mikler, Gerald S. O'Laughlin, Ted Hartley, Lloyd Haynes, and the late Lloyd Nolan.
An Absolute Childhood Classic!
how can you get funnier than this
Laugh out loud funny
The Best of Cartoons"JELLYFISHING" This episode, a good starter to the video, shows how Spongebob longs to be Squidward's friend...and Squidward can't stand it.
"DYING FOR PIE" One of those left-turn-in-the-last-minute sort of caroons.
"WORMY" This episode displays how blissfully ignorant Patrick and Spongebob are...and how much we enjoy that fact.
"F.U.N." One of the trademark Spongebob episodes, you will not be able to get the FUN song out of your head!
"CLUB SPONGEBOB" This episode is a little long-winded, but enjoyable figuring it's never been on TV before.
If you're looking for something different, or to just keep the kids quite for an hour, this video is the right thing for you!
Fun for everyone!!Jellyfishing-After Squidward recovers from a bicycle accident,Spongebob&Patrick decide to give him "the best day ever'by taking him(you guessed it)jellyfishing.
Dying for Pie-For Employee Appreciation Day,Squidward gets Spongebob an exploding pie.Before he can take it away(after finding how destructive it is) Spongebob eats it...
Wormy-Spongebob&Patrick take care of Sandy's pet worm.The next day,they found out a "monster" ate him!!
F.U.N-Sensing Plankton's loneliness,Spongebob decides to treat him to a day a fun,much to Mr.Krab's dismay.
Club Spongebob-Squidward,Spongebob&Patrick accidently get launched into the middle of nowhere.Their only hope is the Magic Conch shell.
If you love Spongebob,you love this VHS!!
You Don't Have To Be A Kid...While I don't have this movie I have seen these episodes and Spongebob has got to be the cutest little "sea critter" (as Sandy calls them) I've ever seen. It's got a great sense of humor that I think both adults and kids will enjoy whether it be these episodes or the ones you watch on TV. It's just funny...in fact EXTREMELY FUNNY. I once heard someone say "it may seem a little silly at the beginning but trust me, just keep watching". That's what I have to say to you...
Whether you watch these episodes on VHS or catch Spongebob on Nickelodeon it may seem silly at first, but trust me, just KEEP WATCHING!
Welcome to Bushwood Country ClubAs for Mr. Gopher, he becomes the target of Carl (Bill Murray), the assistant groundskeeper, who is something of a basket case. He has funny monologues with himself, watches the elderly woman golfers and mutters things with ... undertones, and seems to be living in his own little world.
The previews described this as the slobs against the snobs. Well, Judge Smales (Ted Knight), Dr. Beeper, and the bishop definitely fit the latter. They try to keep certain people from becoming members, and are clearly the elite class. Result, they turn Bushwood into what Al Czervik calls a "crummy snobatorium." As Smales snidely tells off caddy Danny Noonan, who is unsure what to do with his life, but is aspiring for the caddy scholarship, "Well, the world needs ditchdiggers." His attitude changes when Noonan saves the judge from a golf mishap, but hey, as Czervik tells him, "Who made you pope of this dump?"
The laid back Ty Webb (Chevy Chase) is probably the one who's got the best philosophy to golf, just to play it. There's even a parodic reference to a certain George Lucas movie, when he tells Danny "There's a force in the world that makes things happen, and all you have to do is get in touch with it." Let's see, three years after... that'd be right. And I sincerely doubt that Matsuo Basho said this quote attributed to him by Ty, or if he did, it must have been in some very obscure renga verse of his: "A flute with no hole is not a flute, and a donut with no hole is a Danish."
In contrast, there's Al Czervik, a rich, loudmouthed, snazzily-dressed, life-of-the-party type who is full of jokes, wisecracks, and whether you like him depends on how uptight or laid back you are. At dinner, check out his rapid-fire delivery, "My compliments to the cook, this is low-grade dog food. The steak still has marks where the jockey was hitting it." He then makes a funny face as he passes gas, and asks, "Oh! Someone step on a duck?" His table dissolves with laughter. However, when an uptight man next to him fails to laugh, Czervik says, "The graveyard's two blocks to the left." Judge Smales taken an immediate dislike to Al, especially as the latter constantly needles him until he explodes in a temper.
The swimming pool scene is notable for the Busby Berkeley parody number, the usual party-like hijinks in the pool, and whenever I see Baby Ruths at my local store, I inwardly snicker--no pun intended. Although the next time I'm near a swimming pool...hmm, why not? With a candy bar, not what it was thought... never mind!
Dangerfield gets the best laughs and hands-down steals the movie as Al Czervik. Sure, he's got a big mouth and is an instant insult machine, but it's towards the uptight snobs. He also doesn't care too much for the club rules. Anytime I hear Journey's "Any Way You Want It", I think of this movie. And love his hi-tech gadgets! "Einstein sold me this golf club. Nice man--made a fortune in physics."
As for blonde Cindy Morgan (Lacey), okay, she only has one topless scene, but I've seen better looking models than her. And although the chittering, squeaking Chuck E. Rodent, who apparently loves swaying to Kenny Loggins' theme song "I'm Alright," clearly does not resemble a real gopher for laughs, he is to Bugs Bunny as Carl is to Elmer Fudd.
Much of the movie relies on Rodney Dangerfield's funny lines, Ty's deadpan quips, and some cartoon-style hijinks involving Mr. Gopher. In other words, classic 80's humor. But Danny Noonan's quest to find himself is a major part of this movie. Overall rating, 3.75, rounded to 4.
Winning the Caddy Scholarship, or just puttering around?Danny Noonan must win Bushwood Country Club's Caddy Scholarship to afford college. Danny circulates among Bushwood's members doing everything possible to win that scholarship. Danny panders to Ty Webb (Chevy Chase), an undermotivated overachiever whose father helped found Bushwood. Danny panders to Judge Smales (Ted Knight), the stuffed shirt who currently runs Bushwood. And Danny panders to Lacey Underall, Judge Smale's visiting niece who does not play ... golf. Meanwhile, Rodney Dangerfield plays Al Czervik, a nouveau riche real estate developer who attempts to breathe life into Bushwood's forest of bored stiffs. And Bill Murray plays Carl, the burnt-out assistant groundskeeper whose mission to trap a gopher escalates into World War III -- and the gopher survives.
"Caddyshack" shows Bushwood's members at extravagant play while the staff watches with scorn. *Carl, the burnt-out assistant groundskeeper, might be Bill Murray's greatest role.* Add original songs by Kenny Loggins and the result is an unforgettable masterpiece. "Caddyshack" has something for everybody -- even golfers.
Hillarious!