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• 6/13/2011 11:06 PM LucasChad wrote:
  I'm highly sure watching Mr. Popper's Penguins will be a fun experience for both kids and adults. I'm saying that not just because I'm a huge Jim Carrey fan but because I know that this is the type of movie that actually knows its audience.
  
  For the kids, they'll enjoy it for the humor and the penguins. Look again at films like March of the Penguins and Happy Feet and you'll understand that kind of appeal. Plus, the adults will enjoy it for Jim Carrey and his brand of humor.
  
  That's the kind of film Judy Moody is not and that is finding the right balance for both kids and adults.
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• 6/14/2011 12:25 AM Tanner wrote:
  Awesome that it's finally up.
  For Brad Tries, you should totally do this: http://www.jbox.com/product/DRK022
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• 6/14/2011 12:29 AM Josef Milan wrote:
  Astounding work, you really helped me interpret the watch movie with ease. Can someone help me to get I am number four movie? Thanks for your post.
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• 6/14/2011 1:51 AM zeek wrote:
  Ryan is actually really thoughtful, we need more of him! A great counterpoint.
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• 6/14/2011 2:17 AM Terry wrote:
  hey guys, just wanted to mention that Dean Cameron voiced an reporter in the animated segment. summer school ftw.
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• 6/14/2011 3:55 AM Terrence Cain wrote:
  I feel so bad for you two. I just watched the trailer and I wanted to friggin' hurl my dinner from earlier all over the place. It looks to about as bad looking as Drop Dead Fred. I didn't know Ryan was married, and to a school teacher to boot. Has his wife ever been in any of Brad's videos? If so, I don't remember seeing her. Ryan and Jerrid did a good review of the film. Keep up the movie reviews, definitely helps me to know what to see and what not to see. I saw X-Men: First Class because of your review and I was not upset that I saw it. Not the best of the X-Men films, but most definitely better than the last two.
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• 6/14/2011 4:37 AM BooRat wrote:
  Wow Iknewthis movie was going to be crap but as they said it wasn' ment for me and my kind!
  What's with that Ryan dude he seemed like he just really did't want to be there! Not happy in the least where as Jerrid would crack up every few menutes when ya'll told a joke!
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• 6/14/2011 5:31 AM BlackBobby wrote:
  I *really* want to see more of Ryan on this site. He's really awesome, analytical and thoughtful. Heck, give him his own show where he rambles for 30min about the downfall of contemporary society each week. I'd watch that!
  I have a strange feeling that actually the perfect two people were chosen to review this movie. They gave it a chance and provided some actual insight, even though it was probably unbearable for the most parts. Well done!
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• 6/14/2011 5:55 AM Dan S. wrote:
  Ryan looked uncomfortable...
  ...Because Brad should put some clothes on!
  
  Hoodwinked was The Shit.
  The sequel will be delicious!
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• 6/14/2011 6:30 AM BEER wrote:
  I think that Ryan is the director of brads movie Paronia(?) I thought where Jerrid offers more of a "fun review" as a movie watcher, Ryan was giving a more "technical review" as a movie maker. Personally I prefer to watch Jerrid do the review. Trying to mix these two didnt work all that well.
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• 6/14/2011 10:51 AM Jerrid wrote:
  Yes, That is Ryan Mitchelle, director of Paranoia. Glad you guys enjoyed the review. This movie was so sweet and wholesome it gave me cavities. There was a scene in which they said "crap" was a swear. Well, I have a word for this movie...but aparently...it's a swear.
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  1. 6/14/2011 11:43 AM Miguel wrote:
     I'm having some personal problems at the moment and this site really makes me smile whenever I'm feeling down. I would like to thank you Jerrid, Brad and everyone else on the site, you're all pretty awesome!
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• 6/14/2011 11:13 AM Xuchilbara wrote:
  I love any review where Jerrid gets a chance to pop in. And Ryan is quickly becoming a favorite too. Hell, all of your friends are. You've really got a great circle of awesome people there.
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• 6/14/2011 12:52 PM James wrote:
  Errr, I gotta kinda call bullshit on "Movies in our day adults could enjoy!"
  
  I dare you sit down and talk to my dad about his film experience to see Masters of the Universe.
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  1. 6/17/2011 10:56 PM Michael Borean wrote:
     Thats one movie, and I'm pretty sure most kids didn't like that either.
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• 6/14/2011 3:19 PM Ace wrote:
  Hoodwinked was an awesome movie.
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• 6/14/2011 3:23 PM Tyler wrote:
  I like the review. Ryan's comment on what you said about the prostitute was wicked funny. I do dissagree with the opinion teenagers or kids as you said can't tell when something is a bad movie. I saw Percy Jackson and the Olympians. It really pissed me off for the same reasons. To many wide, close up, shots and lack of sticking true to the book or a main plot. That's why so many teens go to theese PG-13 movies because some have entertainment value rather than being stuck in the ADHD filled world of PG and G. Movies that are rated R and most people aren't expeting teens and young adults to watch like Hangover,8 Mile, ect. because they don't want the feeling of watchin a movie in which the cameraman was drunk while shooting up heroin. But, anyways I would like to see more Ryan he's friggin hilarious man.
  Signed,
  Teenagers
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• 6/14/2011 3:41 PM Dominic wrote:
  Ryan needs to be in more stuff, he is one of my favourite contributors to this site =]
  I agree with him on this one as well, it's a film for kids just like all the trash that came out when I was younger. Sure I remember the Lion King basically word for word, but there were plenty of films I wasted time on when I was younger that I remember next to nothing of. It's just how it is and pretty much always has been, nothing really wrong with it.
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• 6/14/2011 5:29 PM Tom wrote:
  If you like Dean Cameron, you'll love his cameo in this video:
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YyaScZB3Ew
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• 6/14/2011 6:50 PM dr_mayus wrote:
  There are a lot of reviewers on TGWTG that try to include their friends and for the most part (not mentioning any names) they are just painful to watch. Brad I can't think of any of your friends you have had on that have not added to flow and creativity and could easily have their own shows. Jerrid, Jillian, Brian, Sarah, Jake etc. are all great.
  
  Keep up the good work all of you and as a side note, we need more Brad and Jerrid videos.
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• 6/14/2011 9:56 PM Ironwolf wrote:
  This was entertaining and also a nice combo. First we have Jerrid the "Average Joe", or the you know regular audience member to tell us if the movie was bad or good, or at least entertaining. Then for the technical side, or a film buffs perspective we have Ryan, and this really did work.
  
  You have the guy who just thinks like, "Well its bad and I didn't enjoy it as much as a good kids movie". Then Ryan adds if it was bad due to editing, or shots where terrible, or any kinda break in the movies pacing. It works kind of the same way a certain pretentious teenagers split personality review show on TGWTG works only 1000 times better.
  
  Also I agree with almost every other post on here. Brad your friends are awesome and I'm glad there comfortable doing these kinds of things for you. Its like one big happy geeky family.
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• 6/15/2011 1:36 AM Robbie Ridgway wrote:
  Wow, not to nitpick, but how Americentric are the ads on Blip? What's Comedy Central, and why do I care about some guy with a van?
  
  Anyway, I hope you had fun watching the movie!
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  1. 6/15/2011 2:41 AM Brad wrote:
     That's Jon Benjamin, he's a national treasure!
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• 6/15/2011 8:58 AM Reynard wrote:
  I know you guys keep falling back on the 'it's for kids, what can you expect' line... but here's the thing.
  
  You can make a movie for kids and still have it be good for them, this kind of spastic, flailing ADHD tripe is doing nothing but fueling the expectant, instant gratification generation instead of improving them.. it's an insult to anyone who watches it, ESPECIALLY the kids.
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  1. 6/15/2011 2:38 PM Brad wrote:
     I agree with you.
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• 6/15/2011 2:34 PM Anatoli wrote:
  I really like Ryan as well, he seems like cool guy. Don't get me wrong, I love the whackyness of the cast here on cinema snob - but guys like Ryan and Brian really balance things up a little. Which is why I'm always happy to hear what they have to say.
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• 6/16/2011 2:25 AM honkytonk wrote:
  It's nice to see that they all have their own opinions and stick to them while facing sometimes 4 people with different opinions (X-Men ; ) ).
  And they all seem to have fun doing those reviews.
  Well not with all the movies but even than they seem to have fun hating those movies (Priest for instance).
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• 6/16/2011 3:12 PM Adam VM wrote:
  Ryan looks kind of bored. After seeing that movie? I can't blame him. But that aside, I actually think he brought a lot to the review, and I wouldn't mind seeing him in more things here. And Jerrid is great, like always. Great job, guys. You really took one for the team.
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• 6/18/2011 11:47 AM Daemit wrote:
  Ryan's voice sounds a bit like Harvey Keitel's.
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  1. 6/19/2011 11:37 PM Chris wrote:
     Holy crap, it does.
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• 6/19/2011 11:35 PM Chris wrote:
  The face Jerrid makes when he laughs just makes me happy. He's such a jolly, bald man.
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• 6/23/2011 6:19 AM mbue wrote:
  I'd have to agree that Hoodwinked was an awesome movie. Not so much in the execution, but the overall story.
  It could've been so much better if a bit more time was spent on fleshing it out though.
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• 6/26/2011 12:44 PM Shadowdancer21b wrote:
  Hoodwinked was a pile of garbage and I can't believe anyone asked for a sequel.
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• 6/27/2011 10:09 AM Stephen wrote:
  When you guys were talking about the movie being a prequel to Juno, I was hoping someone would make a joke about Judy getting the last of her thrill points by having sex with Michael Cera.
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• 6/30/2011 2:48 PM Dylan wrote:
  Whoa, I look exactly like Ryan.
  
  This is like watching myself talk!
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• 7/14/2011 11:47 PM Jim wrote:
  Hey, Brad
  
  can you review Frog Dreaming (AKA The Quest)?
  
  childhood movies, especially ones about Summer (like Judy Moody) should inspire a sense of wonder. I doubt Julie Moody does. Seeing the trailer, I know this to be the case already.
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