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Get Smart--- The Movie
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matadorpoeta
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Saw Get Smart tonight. It was actually pretty good-- more than what I was expecting.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I expected it to be good and funny. It was better than I expected, which is exactly what I said. You've never gone to a movie that you thought could be good or could be a complete flop?Originally Posted by kwilkinson
your initial post sounded to me like you thought it would be 'okay.' when we went to see king of kong, i thought it would either be really good or really bad, so i gambled and it paid off. if i thought it would just be okay, i would not waste $12 and 2 hours of my life.
I've been to movies expecting them to be really, really bad. Like, oh, Superman IV. We knew that would suck going in, and were not disappointed on any level.Originally Posted by Thomas
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Just my two cents....saw it last night and thought it was really good....
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your initial post sounded to me like you thought it would be 'okay.' when we went to see king of kong, i thought it would either be really good or really bad, so i gambled and it paid off. if i thought it would just be okay, i would not waste $12 and 2 hours of my life.Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
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Well, there's this little thing called personal preference; you can't make everyone go through the same grocery list like you do before seeing each movies. And didn't kwik already make it clear that he's a big fan of the TV show?
Anyway, just saw the movie. Neither I nor my friends had had experiences with the show, but we had a good time. So I guess I like it.
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Anne Hathaway looked AMAZING
I actually thought she looked sorta, for a lack of better word, plastic. Kinda fitting with her role though.
oh yea, and it was cool to see Bernie Kopell do a cameo (the original Siegfried) and even deliver his lines O.G. siegfried style!
Where is this part? White it out if need be.
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Sorry, we already have forum trolls here. Move along.Originally Posted by RJman
Sorry, gotta agree. She's not ugly and has decent rackage, but she's like your best friend's sort-of-cute sister that, if one night you and she both got drunk, maybe you'd hit it...
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Sorry, gotta agree. She's not ugly and has decent rackage, but she's like your best friend's sort-of-cute sister that, if one night you and she both got drunk, maybe you'd hit it...Originally Posted by Margaret
thaaaaaaaaaaank you! shes the kind of girl that is cute, nothing special, but would grow on you if she was real nice etc and you spent time with her. that kind of girl.
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Sorry, gotta agree. She's not ugly and has decent rackage, but she's like your best friend's sort-of-cute sister that, if one night you and she both got drunk, maybe you'd hit it...Originally Posted by Margaret
thaaaaaaaaaaank you! shes the kind of girl that is cute, nothing special, but would grow on you if she was real nice etc and you spent time with her. that kind of girl.Originally Posted by West24
+1
she is likable, but not particularly sexy.
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+1 she is likable, but not particularly sexy.Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
You see, sometimes it just takes one child with the courage to point to the Emperor and say... Not that a "cute girl-next-door-type who seems really sweet" is not a wonderful thing in itself. But let's not confuse it with something else.
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Originally Posted by whacked
Where is this part? White it out if need be.
It was at the end, after he gets the blue Kharmann Ghia...he hits a car and the guy that comes out yelling at Smart is the original Siegfried, and he even uses the Siegfried accent and calls Smart the trademark "Dumbpkoff!"
the reasons the haters dont like Hathaway is why I do, she has that girl next door, your best bud's sister look that I find really hot.
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I'm going to go see this largely on the endorsement of SF. I dig the old show, so I was skeptical of this. But it sounds entertaining enough, and I've liked how both Carrell and Hathaway have been praising their predecessors in interviews.
I'll second the comments about Don Adams' wardrobe. That skinny-lapeled 1960s style is possibly the high point of mens' style for me. I find Steed's stuff more appealing than Max's, but Max was no slouch.
I'll second the comments about Don Adams' wardrobe. That skinny-lapeled 1960s style is possibly the high point of mens' style for me. I find Steed's stuff more appealing than Max's, but Max was no slouch.
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