I randomly saw this trailer recently and I've been wanting to see this movie ever since! I was also surprised to see it is already out on DVD... How could this fall under anyone's radar so much? Anyway, it's now at the top of the netflix queue.

It's a good movie and a funny comedy, definetly memorable. I think anyone who likes the trailer should give it a shot. :)

You can't be on a hungover and expect to enjoy a Jarmusch film.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_LINsaMbwwO...00/PosterU.jpg

Anyone who has seen this guy's website or the book this film was adapted from knows that this is some pretty hilarious material: think The Hangover with better cast, dialogue and one-liners and you'll be close to what I saw here.

That actually got some of the worst reviews I've seen in a while...

That's because they all miss the point entirely of what makes it a rather decent comedy compared to, say, Knocked Up (which, ironically, got plenty of critical acclaim).

But Knocked Up was good :confused:

My point is that if you consider Knocked Up to a be a good, well written film, then I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell should be considered such as well.

Saw a film the other night called "Dumplings".
A Korean Film.

The plot involved a woman who made special Dumplings using Secret ingredients and after eating the things it gave you special powers.
Not superhero powers as such, but it did offer the potential of everlasting youth and young looks.

Once it emerged what the secret ingredients were I felt my stomach turn. I'll not divulge anymore as I don't wish to spoil your meal, er I mean... Spoil the film.

Anyone for Dumplings??

American Movie-

Was pretty funny, but kinda really depressing at the same time :(