Bovie Movie

Dude this is the greatest movie ever made if your high. if your sober it’ll probably suck. but man i say invite a couple friends bring out the 24 pack and the bong and let the movie play man its a good laugh, Dude Chong from Cheech and Chong is in this flick enough said, i can watch this drunk or high with my friends for hours and will keep laughing, if your high the first two minutes will be Trippy!! unless your some little fag who is always sober and doesn’t like to party, if you don’t toke or drink don’t get this movie sorry its not for you, but for me its up there with grandma’s boy Harold and Kumar Half-Baked and other pot-head movies haha o yea if you want another good trip listen to shine on you crazy diamond by Pink Floyd Sellout by Reel Big Fish or Seed by Sublime Add me on myspace if your 14-17 and look good My space/38468985

John Candy’s popularity from his appearances on the Canadian television series Second City TV did not translate into film success until he made the John Hughes comedy Uncle Buck. Who’s Harry Crumb? was released just before the more well-known film, and some SCTV regulars make cameo appearances. In this farcical comedy, Candy plays bumbling Harry Crumb, scion of a family of great detectives, who works as a trainee in the agency his legendary grandparents founded. His slimey boss Eliot Draisen (Jeffrey Jones) assigns the inept young detective to find the kidnapped daughter of a multi-millionaire. The plot twist is that Draisen doesn’t want the kidnappers found, for reasons of his own. While Crumb blithely bumbles along through various mishaps, Draisen tries to put the moves on the millionaire’s wife (Annie Potts). Fans of Candy will probably enjoy this film, which he dominates with his comedic talents and (literally) large presence.

Ted Kotcheff continues his First Blood fervor with Uncommon Valor. Gene Hackman stars as Cal Rhodes, a former Marine Colonel who has been getting the run-around for ten years from the government concerning the disappearance of his son and his buddies - all Marines who enlisted years prior and served in Vietnam. Rhodes’ son was last seen in Laos, where he was fighting in the war and captured as a POW. When word gets back to Rhodes that the men may still be alive and held in prison camps, but the government still has the men listed as missing in action, Rhodes decides to take matters into his own hands. Contacting an old friend, oil baron MacGregor (Robert Stack), Rhodes is granted financial backing to form his own incursion force. He assembles a crack team of men, puts them through an intensive period of training. and heads back with them into the Laotian jungles to search for the MIAs.

An angry swarm of genetically enhanced wasps challenges humankind’s comfortable status on the food chain in a director Paul Ziller’s tense tale of bugs gone bad. Having escaped from the laboratory where skilled scientists had been attempting to concoct a powerful pesticide specifically designed to kill wasps, a vicious swarm of experiment subjects quickly begins reproducing and soon descends on a small Midwestern town. When fly swatters, bug zappers, and even the most powerful industrial-strength pesticides fail to rid the terrified town of the deadly flying menace, it’s up to scientist Kent (Michael Shanks) to come up with a more effective means of beating nature’s wrath.