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This is what happens when you get with a Phsyco
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This is what happens when you get with a Phsyco
Tags: Phsyco Girlfriend WTF Vandalized BMW Funny
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Hot Tub Time Machine By DENNIS HARVEY March 26 2010 The most attention-getting, stupid/brilliant high-concept title since "Snakes on a Plane" turns out to be the first and last memorable thing about "Hot Tub Time Machine." An ensemble piece pairing middle-aged malaise with retro teen-comedy nonsense results in shenanigans that doubtless aspired toward higher models, but emerge smelling like "Old School" meets "Kickin' It Old School." Nonetheless, half-baked ideas and sloppy execution aren't necessarily impediments to comedic B.O. gold, and this leaky beer pitcher of laughs should do OK or better for needy domestic distrib MGM. Offshore prospects look less bubbly. A 17-year-old party monster in a fortysomething body, obnoxious Lou (Rob Corddry) is found near-dead in circumstances that look like a suicide attempt. Dragged to his hospital bed are his fed-up longtime best friends, Adam (John Cusack) and Nick (Craig Robinson), whose adult lives haven't turned out as they'd hoped, either. To cheer Lou, they propose returning to Kodiak Valley, the ski-resort setting for their fondly remembered youthful debauchery. Reluctantly tagging along is Adam's nephew Jacob (Clark Duke), who
Hot Tub Time Machine By DENNIS HARVEY March 26 2010 The most attention-getting, stupid/brilliant high-concept title since "Snakes on a Plane" turns out to be the first and last memorable thing about "Hot Tub Time Machine." An ensemble piece pairing middle-aged malaise with retro teen-comedy nonsense results in shenanigans that doubtless aspired toward higher models, but emerge smelling like "Old School" meets "Kickin' It Old School." Nonetheless, half-baked ideas and sloppy execution aren't necessarily impediments to comedic B.O. gold, and this leaky beer pitcher of laughs should do OK or better for needy domestic distrib MGM. Offshore prospects look less bubbly. A 17-year-old party monster in a fortysomething body, obnoxious Lou (Rob Corddry) is found near-dead in circumstances that look like a suicide attempt. Dragged to his hospital bed are his fed-up longtime best friends, Adam (John Cusack) and Nick (Craig Robinson), whose adult lives haven't turned out as they'd hoped, either. To cheer Lou, they propose returning to Kodiak Valley, the ski-resort setting for their fondly remembered youthful debauchery. Reluctantly tagging along is Adam's nephew Jacob (Clark Duke), who
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