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Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, a review by snowcat




(From Emma's Film Reviews (snowcat) on October 13th, 2009)

Member's Reviews

Harper, a review by Antares


Harper (1966) 2.5/5 - As good an actor as Paul Newman was in his lifetime, he sure did act in some truly subpar films. At times, I thought I was watching an amalgamation of a bad episode of Jack Webb's Dragnet, mixed with a healthy dose of Mannix machismo. Johnny Mandel's score for this film almost sounds as if it was lifted from one of these shows too. What really surprised me, was the fact that with such an all star cast of A list actors, that most of them were sleepwalking through their roles. Only Newman and Robert Webber seem to be invested totally in their characters. Janet Leigh supplies the same window dressing type character she portrayed in The Manchurian Candidate, while Lauren Bacall and Shelley Winters played their usual stereotypical roles of that time. The former as the acerbic shrew of a wife, while the latter played her usual drunken floozy. I swear, if I had been playing a drinking game, and had taken a shot every time I murmured Oh my God while watching this, I would have died of alcohol poisoning by the end. Thank God that Newman would rebound with Cool Hand Luke the following year, because this was a very forgettable film.

(From Antares' Short Summations on January 27th, 2012)

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Tom's Random Reviews, a review by Tom


     The Office: Season Seven (2010/United States)
IMDb | Wikipedia

Universal Studios Home Entertainment (United States)
Director:
Writing:
Length:586 min.
Video:Anamorphic Widescreen 1.78
Audio:English: Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles:English, Spanish

Stars:


Plot:VarietyGone Baby Gone), a cameo from Ricky Gervais (The Invention of Lying) and an unforgettable hour-long season finale with Jim Carrey (Bruce Almighty), Will Arnett (Arrested Development), Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond), James Spader (Boston Legal) and Catherine Tate (Doctor Who), all vying for Michael Scott's old post. Plus, see hours of bonus features, including extended episodes, deleted scenes, bloopers, webisodes and more, in this must-own five-disc collection.

Awards:
Won:
Primetime Emmy Awards (2009)  Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series ("Stress Relief": Jeffrey Blitz)
Nominated:
Golden Globe (2009)  Actor - Television Comedy or Musical Series (Steve Carell)
Golden Globe (2010)  Best Performance by an Actor In A Television Series - Comedy Or Musical (Steve Carell)
Golden Globe (2009)  Television Series - Musical or Comedy
Primetime Emmy Awards (2009)  Outstanding Comedy Series
Primetime Emmy Awards (2010)  Outstanding Comedy Series
Primetime Emmy Awards (2009)  Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Steve Carell)
Primetime Emmy Awards (2010)  Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series ("The Cover Up": Steve Carell)
Primetime Emmy Awards (2009)  Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Rainn Wilson)
Primetime Emmy Awards (2010)  Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series ("Niagara": Greg Daniels, Mindy Kaling)
Teen Choice Awards (2009)  Choice TV Actor - Comedy (Steve Carell)
Teen Choice Awards (2009)  Choice TV Actress - Comedy (Jenna Fisher)
Teen Choice Awards (2009)  Choice TV Show: Comedy

Extras:
  • Bonus Trailers
  • Commentary
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Featurettes
  • Outtakes
  • Webisodes


My Thoughts:
This season had a slow start, but it turned out great again. This is the season where Steve Carell left the show towards the end. The storyline they have given him to write him out of the show was the right way to go.
Also Ricky Gervais finally made two cameo appearances this season as David Brent. In the first he ran across Michael Scott and was joking with him.
The second was a Video CV where he applies for the manager job after Michael Scott left. I would have liked him interacting with the complete Office cast though.
Will Ferrell had a few episodes where he had taken over from Michael. He did a good job.
Sadly Pam and Jim didn't get a good storyline this season. I always liked their scenes together.

#EpisodeRating
01Nepotism
02Counseling
03Andy's Play
04Sex Ed
05The Sting
06Costume Contest
07Christening
08Viewing Party
09WUPHF.com
10China
11Classy Christmas
12Ultimatum
13The Seminar
14The Search
15PDA
16Threat Level Midnight
17Todd Packer
18Garage Sale
19Training Day
20Michael's Last Dundies
21Goodbye Michael
22The Inner Circle
23Dwight K. Schrute, (Acting) Manager
24Search Committee


(From Tom's Random Reviews on September 3rd, 2011)