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Hilarious Movie Reviews

Moe_Syzlak

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I came across this line from a Peter Howell-Toronto Star review of the new American Assassin and thought it would be a good idea for a thread. Post funny review lines you come across. 

"So generic is this film, drawn from the vast pulp output of thriller scribbler Vince Flynn, it offers a glimpse into a dazzling future when robots begin making movies."
 
Well, this review is funny just because it's bad writing. Stephen Holden mixes metaphors on The Bourne Supremacy:

It may sound odd to call a chilly, paranoid thriller like ''The Bourne Supremacy'' entertainment comfort food. But in the wake of 9/11, this globe-trotting post-cold-war melodrama full of standard cloak-and-dagger intrigue has the reassuring aroma of a home-cooked meal served while riding the world's smoothest roller coaster.

As the story unfolds at a whirring pace whose tremors flow like the seamless pulses in a sleek, percussive symphony, watching the movie feels like lying back after the meat loaf and mashed potatoes and being spoon-fed gourmet ice cream while the wind whistles in your ears.

http://www.nytimes.com/movie/review?res=9404E0DB1F3AF930A15754C0A9629C8B63
 
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