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    Posted: June 09 2008 at 8:19am

Oh, God! It's back! Here's a LINK to the teaser trailer for this  crap-induced remake/sequel.

No one asked for it, and no one will care when it comes out...

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This teaser is what's called a "special shoot" -- Meaning everything in it was shot especially for the promo, and will likely not be seen in the final feature. Which, considering how stunningly UN-funny the teaser is, is probably just as well... 
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The teaser was UNfunny, and the FIRST film was unfunny enough. That Clive Owen cameo/reference was may be the only funny thing the film had going for it... 

 
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Considering how dreadful the first one was, I'd love to title #2 as "A Shot In
The Head"...
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LOL! Nice pun on the second TRUE Pink Panther movie, "A Shot in the Dark"

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The existence of this project shows above all MGM leaped before looking, assuming they'd break the bank with part 1 (it's amazing they always have supreme confidence in every single production no matter what red lights may be flashing), so in a way I hope it goes so far under the whole company ends up in the red.  Let's see what their position on unpopular corporate bailouts becomes like then. 

 

Regardless, I think this proves also that the studios are now abandoning Steve en masse because he's committed the cardinal sin of getting older (as if one could really tell in his case), so he has no choice but to do these to keep the mortgage paid; he has in general had the best project judgement of the SNL/SCTV generation through the years, so I think it's less him and more them leveraging him.  Perhaps, though, it might be time to hang it up after he does manage another good film so he can say he had the honor of going out on top. 

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Originally posted by wetbandit82


Regardless, I think this proves also that the studios are now
abandoning Steve en masse because he's committed the cardinal sin of
getting older (as if one could really tell in his case), so he has no choice
but to do these to keep the mortgage paid; he has in general had the best
project judgement of the SNL/SCTV generation through the years, so I
think it's less him and more them leveraging him.  Perhaps, though, it
might be time to hang it up after he does manage another good film so
he can say he had the honor of going out on top. 



Steve Martin has the best product judgement????

Roxanne?
Bowfinger?
A Simple Twist of Fate?
3 Amigos?
The Man With Two Brains?
Baby Mama?
Cheaper by the Dozen???
The Out Of Towners?
Bilko?
Father Of The Bride?
The Lonely Guy?

All of these are elegantly mounted pieces of trash!

Nobody who quit Saturday Night Dead has ever made a consistently good
chain of movies, and the latest one to follow that trend is Mike Myers.
instead of making The Love Guru, he should have stuck with Austin
Powers and made Thundershagg!

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I would argue Bill Murray had the best record out of them all, and he's picked his share of awful movies.
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Originally posted by cvcjr13

I would argue Bill Murray had the best record out of
them all, and he's picked his share of awful movies.



You can just count on both hands the good movies EVERYONE
from Saturday Night Dead made:

Foul Play
Ghostbusters
Blues Bros
Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
Austin Powers
Animal House
Caddyshack
DAMN, I still got some fingers left!





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Originally posted by JoeBacon

Originally posted by cvcjr13

I would argue Bill Murray had the best record out of
them all, and he's picked his share of awful movies.



You can just count on both hands the good movies EVERYONE
from Saturday Night Dead made:

Foul Play
Ghostbusters
Blues Bros
Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
Austin Powers
Animal House
Caddyshack
DAMN, I still got some fingers left!





Groundhog Day (Bill Murray)
Driving Miss Daisy (Dan Aykroyd - nominated for an Oscar)
Lost in Translation (Bill Murray - nominated for an Oscar)
Broken Flowers (Bill Murray)
Ed Wood (Bill Murray)
Rushmore (Bill Murray)
Tootsie (Bill Murray)
The Royal Tenenbaums (Bill Murray)
The Darjeeling Limited (Bill Murray)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Bill Murray)
Coffee and Cigarettes (Bill Murray)
Grosse Point Blank (Dan Aykroyd)
Trading Places (Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy)
Chaplin (Dan Aykroyd)
Sneakers (Dan Aykroyd)
Shrek and Shrek II (Eddie Murphy)
Dreamgirls (Eddie Murphy - nominated for an Oscar)
Mulan (Eddie Murphy)
Beverly Hills Cop (Eddie Murphy)

I really like All of Me with Steve Martin, but many people don't.

I could continue.  Any of the above you don't agree with?

 
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I certainly do disagree with the choices in which ex Saturday Night Dead
players weren't in the lead. Of that list, the only one with saving graces is Ed
Wood!
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If there's one thing worse than a remake, it's a sequel to a remake. Hollywood just won't learn, will it?
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What is so depressing is I remember William Shatner and Walter Matthau
starred in the Broadway version of A Shot In The Dark, and they were both a
lot funnier than Stale ol Steve
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The Movie Preview Critic's take on the new sequel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJUuPA90pIw

It's both funny and sad because it's true.
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Funny stuff from The moviepreviewcritic. I have always said you can't replace The Great Peter Sellers he made The Inspector Jacques Clouseau character famous Inspector Jacques Clouseau was Peter Sellers character, and they have never given it to Steve Martin.
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Groundhog Day (Bill Murray)
Driving Miss Daisy (Dan Aykroyd - nominated for an Oscar)
Lost in Translation (Bill Murray - nominated for an Oscar)
Broken Flowers (Bill Murray)
Ed Wood (Bill Murray)
Rushmore (Bill Murray)
Tootsie (Bill Murray)
The Royal Tenenbaums (Bill Murray)
The Darjeeling Limited (Bill Murray)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Bill Murray)
Coffee and Cigarettes (Bill Murray)
Grosse Point Blank (Dan Aykroyd)
Trading Places (Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy)
Chaplin (Dan Aykroyd)
Sneakers (Dan Aykroyd)
Shrek and Shrek II (Eddie Murphy)
Dreamgirls (Eddie Murphy - nominated for an Oscar)
Mulan (Eddie Murphy)
Beverly Hills Cop (Eddie Murphy)

I really like All of Me with Steve Martin, but many people don't.

I could continue.  Any of the above you don't agree with?

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I can think of a couple more:

Austin Powers (Mike Myers)
Wayne's World (Mike Myers)
All of Me (Steve Martin)

Caddyshack (Bill Murray)

The Blues Brothers (both John Belushi and Dan Akroyd)

Mean Girls (Tina Fey)

Vacation movies (Chevy Chase)

The Nutty Professor (Eddie Murphy)

War, Inc. (Dan Akroyd)

Beverly Hills Cop II (Eddie Murphy)
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