Topic: Hollywood could had lost its mind

[Jimmy]

Another WTF movie coming soon from Hollywood

Where's Waldo?

A great adventure where you will watch the screen for 90 minutes trying to find him

[Dragonfire]

Good grief.  Movie executives have lost their minds.
I saw some reference to this one a week or so ago, but I thought the person writing the article was making a joke.

Jeeze.

[Jimmy]

What do you think of a Bazooka Joe movie for 2011? Just here

Just hope that it won't be a comedy... those jokes aren't that funny even for an eight years old

Or better just don't make it... Who was really caring about the comic strip when he/she was buying a Bazooka gum

[Dragonfire]

Well  Michael Eisner is involved...that explains a lot since he's a huge idiot.

[Najemikon]

To be fair to Where's Wally (the proper title... ) there was a cartoon that was popular and when I watched a clip on YouTube, I couldn't help thinking (apart from "this is shit") that it had some similarities with Tin Tin, in terms of mood and strange sub-characters. I bet the idiots think that they can ride on the back of Spielberg's and Jackson's trilogy.

Scariest theme EVER! (Waldo version)

Scariest theme EVER! (Wally version)

I do like the last line though...

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"There he is"

[Najemikon]

We often mention Last House on the Left and I've been trying to find comments about the new one. I'm sure it's somewhere. Reason being I thought you might enjoy this footage from Mark Kermode's radio show. He's one of the UK's higher profile critics, doubling as a presenter, and he really knows his stuff. I don't always agree, of course, but he is always worth listening to.

Anyway. Here he reviews Last House on the Left (new), while coming up with the best defence of Last House on the Left (old) I have heard yet. I'm gracious to this defence because he seems to otherwise have a similar reaction as myself. Although he never calls it "worst film ever made" while I make it part of the title... 

Kermose reviews Last House

[Achim]

Wow, that dude is excellent to listen to. Enjoyed that bit very much. (subscribed to the podcast...)

Jimmy will be having a laugh at the story of Craven walking out of Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs .

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Tarantino was baffled that Craven walked out, "the man who made Last House on the Left just walked out of my film!". Craven told Tarantino later that he felt that the violence in Last House had a point whereas in Dogs it was just there for the sake of it.