Weekly Movie Review: Step Brothers
 

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This movie was pretty funny. However, the end started turning into a jumbled mess. It kind of gave you a feeling that they did not know where to take it. Either way, the movie held its own weight. Especially with some of the one-liners and the ways that Brennan and Dale try to get back at each other. Leaving the movie, all I can say is “fucking Catalina wine mixer!”

I love the jumbled mess that was the ending. Especially the whole centaur and lumberjack bit. Scrumtrilescent.

Pirate hats, Hustler magazines, crossbows and Chewbacca masks. A dream come true, although it was on film.

"Catalina wine mixer!" "POW!"

I haven't seen the movie yet but that poster is THE GREATEST THING EVER

Whu? Oh, right, there's other films out there besides The Dark Knight. I was starting to forget that.

My friends saw this and loved it, so I'll probably give it a shot. I love Farrell (which is probably why I though Blades of Glory was really funny and Semi-Pro good enough to warrant a rental), though I'm a bit on the fence about Reilly. I dunno what it is, but something about the man creeps me out.

At first I thought it was the subtitle of Step-Up 3.

Saw it my 2nd time last night. Amazing still. Stay past the first set of credits.

I liked Blades of Glory..... I haven't seen Semi-Pro yet though, not sure about that one.

It was a heluva good film, "Ho's and boats!"

You take that back, Blades of Glory was one of the funniest movies ever.

I have to say, Dr., you should see blades of glory. I really liked it (though not as well as anchorman) and I recently saw it for a second time, and enjoyed it more. To me that's always the mark of good comedy, that it's worth watching more than once to see how it works. I've watched Anchorman more times than I can count at this point.

I don't know Max, I loved Anchorman too, but Blades of Glory looked horrible in the commercials. Plus, it was denounced by my brother who also loved Anchorman.

I don't really enjoy watching Will anymore after Blades of Glory. It just all seems the same now.

Same here, I'm a little burned out on watching Will Ferrell act like a giant, pantless nine-year-old. Maybe I'll rent it later, but I'm not approaching a box-office cashier and asking for tickets to this.

Boats n' Hoes!