RYAN: This movie isn’t even that sad, but I cried five times during it. It’s the most I’ve ever cried in a movie. You know me; I never cry! I was just so moved by this film. CAROLINE: In case you’ve been wondering what Helen Hunt’s been up to for the last eight years, other ..
RYAN: Watching this movie will go down as one of the most painful theatrical experiences of my life. The advanced screening of “Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay” was a nightmare. CAROLINE: First of all, the movie started 45 minutes late, which is unprecedented for any screening we’ve ever attended. Unacceptable! RYAN: It must ..
RYAN: I was so excited to see “Baby Mama” because we love Amy Poehler and Tina Fey. CAROLINE: I really wanted this movie to be good, and I was a little nervous because the trailer didn’t seem that great to me. But I’m happy to say that I really enjoyed it. RYAN: I laughed out ..
RYAN: I’m sorry that I didn’t get to see Morgan Spurlock’s new documentary with you because I really enjoyed his last one, “Super Size Me.” So what was it like seeing Osama bin Laden on film? CAROLINE: [laughs’ I think we all know that Morgan didn’t find Osama in his new movie, “Where in the ..
CAROLINE: Well, it’s nice to see that nepotism is alive and well in Hollywood these days! RYAN: Isn’t it just? Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise’s son Connor is set to appear in a new Will Smith movie, playing a young version of Will himself. CAROLINE: And don’t you love how they’re claiming that Connor actually ..
RYAN: I couldn’t be bothered to see “88 Minutes” with you since it was made more than two years ago and has been sitting on a shelf ever since – until now. CAROLINE: Yes, that’s never a good sign. I’m not sure why they decided to release it now; maybe they thought the world wanted ..
RYAN: If you missed it on the big screen – which is a shame, I might add – you can catch “Cloverfield” on DVD as of today. CAROLINE: Ugh, you couldn’t pay me to see that again. Cool movie, but once was enough. RYAN: It was pretty heavy and remniscent of 9/11 for sure, but ..
RYAN: “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” is the latest offering from our favorite comic producer, Judd Apatow. And sadly, this time… not so much. CAROLINE: Here’s the deal – it’s really funny. I laughed out loud a lot. I enjoyed seeing the bevy of Judd Apatow actors that we’ve gotten used to seeing in all his films. ..
RYAN: I’m so sorry that I couldn’t see “Chaos Theory” with you. How was it? CAROLINE: I really liked it, but it’s a tiny little movie that’s only playing in major cities. I think it might get a wider release eventually, but for now, most of us won’t get to see it until it’s on ..
RYAN: What I like about Richard Jenkins is that he’s been in so many movies and TV shows, but most people don’t know who he is. And then you see him in something, and you’re like, “Oh yeah, that guy!” So how was his new movie “The Visitor”? CAROLINE: First let me just say that ..
CAROLINE: Yay! “Juno” is out on DVD today. I’ve actually seen it twice, but for those who haven’t yet, it’ll be a great rental. RYAN: This was such a sweet movie… and our own Ellen Page is becoming a movie star! She’s so brilliant in “Smart People,” which is out in theaters now. CAROLINE: Interestingly, ..
CAROLINE: I was very excited to see the new documentary, “Young @ Heart,” because I had heard it was a very sweet movie about old people singing. RYAN: You had me at “singing.” CAROLINE: [laughs’ And it is indeed a very cute film, albeit far too long for its genre. RYAN: Before we get into ..
