Most Annoying Movie Character - Page 3

Jordy · 04-08-2009, 11:28 AM

[quote=RaoulDuke;3079617]Kingpin always comes up in TBL discussions, but I've never seen it. Gotta download it.[/quote]

It's a must see Raoul. My favorite scene is when Harrelson's character is trying to assimilate himself into the Amish lifestyle...

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brady's a catcher · 04-08-2009, 11:32 AM

[QUOTE=32green;3079548]Oh man, not another Michael from the Office fight.[/QUOTE]

No way, everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I've seen every episode of the show and I just don't see how the character is much different now than he was earlier in the show. Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.

Charlie Don't Surf · 04-08-2009, 11:33 AM

[QUOTE=RaoulDuke;3079617]Kingpin always comes up in TBL discussions, but I've never seen it. Gotta download it.[/QUOTE]

It's a hilarious movie but given that it's 10+ years old you may be too desensitized already to find it a gut buster. Still worth a download though.

Land lady 'something about good sex that makes me have to crap. Boy you really jarred something loose tiger.'

JetsFan2012 · 04-08-2009, 11:35 AM

[QUOTE=brady's a catcher;3079642] Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.[/QUOTE]

Obviously, but what does that have to do with The Office?

;):D

JStokes · 04-08-2009, 11:35 AM

[QUOTE=32green;3079581]

[SIZE="1"]Er, I was kidding. About Spencer Tracy too. I loved those characters.:O
[/SIZE][/QUOTE]

I was totally not kidding about Streep in Sophie's Choice. I was hoping she killed herself. [Tragic movie and story, but I just couldn't stand her]. This was on the heels of her annoying performance in A French Lieutenant's Woman.

A few years later, my wife asks me if I want to see Bridges of Madison County and I say the only way I'm seeing it is if it's a snuff movie and Clint off's her.

Can't stand Meryl Streep. Having said that, am looking forward to renting Doubt.

bitonti · 04-08-2009, 11:44 AM

[QUOTE=pauliec;3079556]Connie Corleone is the most annoying character in the whole series.

In Pt 1 she's an hysterical wife, annoying wife who indirectly causes her brother Sonny to get killed.

In Pt 2 she's a mess of a whore, bringing all these gap-toothed mouth breathers to "family" events.

In Pt 3 all of a sudden she becomes Tom Hagen's replacement as Michael's closest advisor, which doesn't make any sense because we always knew her as an hysterical whore earlier in the series.[/QUOTE]

at least Talia Shire is a good actress

Sofia Coppola in 3 basically ruined that movie, she's my nominee for most annoying movie character.

Jordy · 04-08-2009, 11:55 AM

[quote=JStokes;3079648]I was totally not kidding about Streep in Sophie's Choice. I was hoping she killed herself. [Tragic movie and story, but I just couldn't stand her]. This was on the heels of her annoying performance in A French Lieutenant's Woman.

A few years later, my wife asks me if I want to see [B]Bridges of Madison County[/B] and I say the only way I'm seeing it is if it's a snuff movie and Clint off's her.

Can't stand Meryl Streep. Having said that, am looking forward to renting Doubt.[/quote]

Bridges was kind of a snoozefest for me. Years ago, an old girlfriend got me to watch it. She thought it somewhat mirrored our relationship. Woman in an unhappy marriage finds charming, strikingly hansome older stud. :P

Anyway, Stokes, if you don't like Streep, you will probably hate her more after Bridges. Her character has a cheesey Italian accent.

Jordy · 04-08-2009, 11:56 AM

How about any character played by Gary Busey?

AFCEastFan · 04-08-2009, 12:00 PM

[QUOTE=Jordy;3079684]How about any character played by Gary Busey?[/QUOTE]

Passable in The Buddy Holly story, non-descript in Lethal Weapon and mildly entertaining in Under Siege. JMO.

Charlie Don't Surf · 04-08-2009, 12:01 PM

[QUOTE=Jordy;3079684]How about any character played by Gary Busey?[/QUOTE]

Gary Busey = Mr. Joshua and therefore one bad mofo. That role alone saves his career. ;)

OrangeJet · 04-08-2009, 12:04 PM

[QUOTE=brady's a catcher;3079642]No way, everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I've seen every episode of the show and I just don't see how the character is much different now than he was earlier in the show. Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.[/QUOTE]

Perhaps he hasn't changed much...I guess it could just be me getting sick of him. I know it's a comedy, and I'm supposed to suspend disbelief, but his behavior is just absolutely ridiculous. Homer Simpson being ridiculous is fine...but in The Office setting, it just doesn't work for me, and I cringe rather than laugh at half the stuff that he does or says.

Charlie Don't Surf · 04-08-2009, 12:14 PM

Seth Rogen

How the fock did this guy get crowned as funny. He's like Adam Sandler vulgar without the laughs. I actually had to go to IMDB to search on current movies to find his name and stuff he's been in.

Guy looks like he's dipping through every freaking scene too.

SONNY WERBLIN · 04-08-2009, 12:16 PM

Although I have successfuly avoided watching the Titanic, I read this in letters to Camille Paglia in Salon and thought it was hilarious.

[url]http://www.salon.com/opinion/paglia/2009/04/08/bow/index4.html[/url]

[QUOTE]Kate Winslet's character, Rose, was one of the vilest and most disgusting characters ever to grace the silver screen. From beginning to end, she displayed nothing but character flaws and a lack of concern for everyone else around her. As the movie starts, she is a rich brat who is depressed that she has to marry an incredibly rich and handsome man because he treats her badly. Perhaps she should have taken into account his personality rather than his bank account when she accepted his proposal.

Rather than take responsibility for her own actions, stand up to her mother, and tell him to his face that she is not in love with him, she instead decides to take the easy way out and kill herself. Now, the whole world would be better had she just jumped off the back of that damn boat. Instead, our boy Leonardo DiCaprio talks her down from the ledge, and she sees him and thinks, "Ooh, cute poor boy." So then she decides to slum it for the weekend and hook up with the cute poor kid. Then, to prove her total lack of morals, she decides that she will ask Jack to "draw her" -- naked, of course.

So, while engaged to someone else (because she never had the decency to call it off), she decides to get naked for a guy she has known for all of about 24 hours. Immediately afterward it's time to consummate the hours-old relationship in the back of a car that is not theirs. Wow, that's a real "moral" Victorian woman for you! Of course, that is not enough. The ship hits the iceberg (we didn't see that one coming). By the way, she was on deck when that happened. I wonder if our lookout was too busy snooping on her and Jack to notice the iceberg. Maybe it's actually her fault the ship sinks in the first place.

Anyway, our hero Jack puts Rose on a lifeboat. Of course, being safe is not enough, so she jumps back onto the sinking ship -- a prime example of great decision-making. After it goes down, Jack is safe on a door of some sort, but he has to give up his spot to save Rose. Now Rose is on the door, and Jack is stuck in the freezing waters. So in a sense she kills Jack in a slow, frigid, painful way -- sort of like the experience I felt while watching this movie. She holds on to Jack's shivering hand, telling him, "I'll never let go, Jack, I'll never let go." Of course, after a few minutes in Arctic waters, Jack's hand is no longer shivering. Winslet, in tears, continues, "I'll never let go, Jack, I'll never let go." Around then, the lifeboat arrives, and Winslet immediately lets go, "Hey, I'm over here!" Jack sinks to the bottom of the ocean, and Ms. Winslet grabs a spot on the lifeboat. Real nice, Kate, real nice: Whatever happened to never letting go?

We then hear the rest of Winslet's life. Her fiancé loses his mind and ends up killing himself (you're two for two, Kate). However, she finds a nice man, marries him, and lives a great life. Eventually, he dies (I wonder what she did to make that happen), and we see Winslet's Rose again at age -- I don't know, let's say 126 -- with her granddaughter or whoever is on the ship trying to find the Titanic's wreckage. At the end of the film, Rose walks to the back of the ship and takes the priceless diamond necklace that she could give to her grandchildren, which would set her family up for generations, but instead she throws the freaking necklace into the ocean! Queue overplayed, overhyped and over-sung Celine Dion song (I mean, seriously, by the end she is practically screaming the lyrics -- like Celine, we get it, you have a great voice, stop assaulting us with it already).

Back to throwing the fancy necklace: She might as well have thrown three generations of her family over the side of the ship. Could she possibly be more selfish? Well, yes, she could, because then, apparently Rose dies, and we see her in heaven. For some reason, heaven is the Titanic (not exactly what I picture paradise to be). She opens up a stateroom door, and there is Leonardo's Jack waiting for her in bed. Not her actual husband, mind you, but Jack. So she is even cheating on her husband in heaven.

I rest my case. The vilest, most horrifying character in cinematic history. An Academy Award for playing the she-devil would be one of the greatest travesties in mankind's history since ... the actual Titanic.

Signed, Every Rose has its Horns
Steve Derion
Manahawkin, N.J. [/QUOTE]

Jordy · 04-08-2009, 12:24 PM

[quote=Charlie Don't Surf;3079689]Gary Busey = Mr. Joshua and therefore one bad mofo. That role alone saves his career. ;)[/quote]

Yeah, I'll give him Mr. Joshua. Putting the cigarette out on his hand while doing the nose twitch and lip curl was Busey at his best. ;)

jetswin · 04-08-2009, 12:28 PM

[IMG]http://fabulousbakers.tripod.com/ab/bakerboys/images/FAB318.jpg[/IMG]

how about a tie! the Baker Brothers in an awful film salvaged only by Michelle Pfieffer's smokingness

[IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_svvWby3lLyk/SaxGRWkQBbI/AAAAAAAAAyM/ckFGf4N0AkM/S259/michelle_pfeiffer_4.jpg[/IMG]

obligatory smokingness proof

Carlton · 04-08-2009, 12:29 PM

[QUOTE=SONNY WERBLIN;3079708]Although I have successfuly avoided watching the Titanic, I read this in letters to Camille Paglia in Salon and thought it was hilarious.

[url]http://www.salon.com/opinion/paglia/2009/04/08/bow/index4.html[/url][/QUOTE]

LOL... That is classic.

quantum · 04-08-2009, 12:31 PM

Meryl Streep in "The Devil Wears Prada". I was hoping someone would clock her.

BTW - Anne Hathaway straightened many pairs of pants in that movie.

Iffn you get ma drift. ;)

Jordy · 04-08-2009, 12:31 PM

[quote=Charlie Don't Surf;3079704]Seth Rogen

How the fock did this guy get crowned as funny. He's like Adam Sandler vulgar without the laughs. I actually had to go to IMDB to search on current movies to find his name and stuff he's been in.

Guy looks like he's dipping through every freaking scene too.[/quote]

Speaking of Sandler, am I the only one who thinks most of his characters have been pretty lame in the last few years starting with Spanglish? Longest Yard was OK but then again that wasn't really an original character concept. I haven't seen them all but what I've seen (Spanglish, Click, Chuck and Larry - I thought Kevin James was a lot funnier) all kinda sucked IMO.

Timmy® · 04-08-2009, 12:36 PM

[QUOTE=Charlie Don't Surf;3079704]Seth Rogen

How the fock did this guy get crowned as funny. He's like Adam Sandler vulgar without the laughs. I actually had to go to IMDB to search on current movies to find his name and stuff he's been in.

Guy looks like he's dipping through every freaking scene too.[/QUOTE]

Oh that reminds me...

I'm actually ok with Rogen. but I can't stand Jack Black

jetswin · 04-08-2009, 12:37 PM

[quote=Jordy;3079725]Speaking of Sandler, am I the only one who thinks most of his characters have been pretty lame in the last few years starting with Spanglish? Longest Yard was OK but then again that wasn't really an original character concept. I haven't seen them all but what I've seen (Spanglish, Click, Chuck and Larry - I thought Kevin James was a lot funnier) all kinda sucked IMO.[/quote]
The genius of a Bobby Boucher is difficult to recapture.

04-08-2009, 11:55 AM	#47
Jordy Keeping it real... Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tårnby, Denmark Posts: 23,145	[quote=JStokes;3079648]I was totally not kidding about Streep in Sophie's Choice. I was hoping she killed herself. [Tragic movie and story, but I just couldn't stand her]. This was on the heels of her annoying performance in A French Lieutenant's Woman. A few years later, my wife asks me if I want to see [B]Bridges of Madison County[/B] and I say the only way I'm seeing it is if it's a snuff movie and Clint off's her. Can't stand Meryl Streep. Having said that, am looking forward to renting Doubt.[/quote] Bridges was kind of a snoozefest for me. Years ago, an old girlfriend got me to watch it. She thought it somewhat mirrored our relationship. Woman in an unhappy marriage finds charming, strikingly hansome older stud. :P Anyway, Stokes, if you don't like Streep, you will probably hate her more after Bridges. Her character has a cheesey Italian accent. Last edited by Jordy; 04-08-2009 at 11:57 AM.

04-08-2009, 11:28 AM	#41
Jordy Keeping it real... Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tårnby, Denmark Posts: 23,145	[quote=RaoulDuke;3079617]Kingpin always comes up in TBL discussions, but I've never seen it. Gotta download it.[/quote] It's a must see Raoul. My favorite scene is when Harrelson's character is trying to assimilate himself into the Amish lifestyle... [URL]

04-08-2009, 11:32 AM	#42
brady's a catcher R.I.P Goofy Maloof All Pro Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 6,690	[QUOTE=32green;3079548]Oh man, not another Michael from the Office fight.[/QUOTE] No way, everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I've seen every episode of the show and I just don't see how the character is much different now than he was earlier in the show. Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.

04-08-2009, 11:33 AM	#43
Charlie Don't Surf only posting here to look at his signature lady All League Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 502	[QUOTE=RaoulDuke;3079617]Kingpin always comes up in TBL discussions, but I've never seen it. Gotta download it.[/QUOTE] It's a hilarious movie but given that it's 10+ years old you may be too desensitized already to find it a gut buster. Still worth a download though. Land lady 'something about good sex that makes me have to crap. Boy you really jarred something loose tiger.'

04-08-2009, 11:35 AM	#44
JetsFan2012 Waterboy Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 0	[QUOTE=brady's a catcher;3079642] Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.[/QUOTE] Obviously, but what does that have to do with The Office? ;):D

04-08-2009, 11:35 AM	#45
JStokes Hall Of Fame Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Bergen County, NJ Posts: 20,126	[QUOTE=32green;3079581] [SIZE="1"]Er, I was kidding. About Spencer Tracy too. I loved those characters.:O [/SIZE][/QUOTE] I was totally not kidding about Streep in Sophie's Choice. I was hoping she killed herself. [Tragic movie and story, but I just couldn't stand her]. This was on the heels of her annoying performance in A French Lieutenant's Woman. A few years later, my wife asks me if I want to see Bridges of Madison County and I say the only way I'm seeing it is if it's a snuff movie and Clint off's her. Can't stand Meryl Streep. Having said that, am looking forward to renting Doubt.

04-08-2009, 11:44 AM	#46
bitonti searching Hall Of Fame Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Philly Posts: 38,786	[QUOTE=pauliec;3079556]Connie Corleone is the most annoying character in the whole series. In Pt 1 she's an hysterical wife, annoying wife who indirectly causes her brother Sonny to get killed. In Pt 2 she's a mess of a whore, bringing all these gap-toothed mouth breathers to "family" events. In Pt 3 all of a sudden she becomes Tom Hagen's replacement as Michael's closest advisor, which doesn't make any sense because we always knew her as an hysterical whore earlier in the series.[/QUOTE] at least Talia Shire is a good actress Sofia Coppola in 3 basically ruined that movie, she's my nominee for most annoying movie character.

04-08-2009, 11:56 AM	#48
Jordy Keeping it real... Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tårnby, Denmark Posts: 23,145	How about any character played by Gary Busey?

04-08-2009, 12:00 PM	#49
AFCEastFan Money now -- and a lot more when I get into that office. You can take that to the bank. All League Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 4,027	[QUOTE=Jordy;3079684]How about any character played by Gary Busey?[/QUOTE] Passable in The Buddy Holly story, non-descript in Lethal Weapon and mildly entertaining in Under Siege. JMO.

04-08-2009, 12:01 PM	#50
Charlie Don't Surf only posting here to look at his signature lady All League Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 502	[QUOTE=Jordy;3079684]How about any character played by Gary Busey?[/QUOTE] Gary Busey = Mr. Joshua and therefore one bad mofo. That role alone saves his career. ;)

04-08-2009, 12:04 PM	#51
OrangeJet All League Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,946	[QUOTE=brady's a catcher;3079642]No way, everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I've seen every episode of the show and I just don't see how the character is much different now than he was earlier in the show. Maybe I'm just a mongoloid.[/QUOTE] Perhaps he hasn't changed much...I guess it could just be me getting sick of him. I know it's a comedy, and I'm supposed to suspend disbelief, but his behavior is just absolutely ridiculous. Homer Simpson being ridiculous is fine...but in The Office setting, it just doesn't work for me, and I cringe rather than laugh at half the stuff that he does or says.

04-08-2009, 12:14 PM	#52
Charlie Don't Surf only posting here to look at his signature lady All League Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 502	Seth Rogen How the fock did this guy get crowned as funny. He's like Adam Sandler vulgar without the laughs. I actually had to go to IMDB to search on current movies to find his name and stuff he's been in. Guy looks like he's dipping through every freaking scene too.

04-08-2009, 12:16 PM	#53
SONNY WERBLIN Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 2,357	Although I have successfuly avoided watching the Titanic, I read this in letters to Camille Paglia in Salon and thought it was hilarious. [url]http://www.salon.com/opinion/paglia/2009/04/08/bow/index4.html[/url] [QUOTE]Kate Winslet's character, Rose, was one of the vilest and most disgusting characters ever to grace the silver screen. From beginning to end, she displayed nothing but character flaws and a lack of concern for everyone else around her. As the movie starts, she is a rich brat who is depressed that she has to marry an incredibly rich and handsome man because he treats her badly. Perhaps she should have taken into account his personality rather than his bank account when she accepted his proposal. Rather than take responsibility for her own actions, stand up to her mother, and tell him to his face that she is not in love with him, she instead decides to take the easy way out and kill herself. Now, the whole world would be better had she just jumped off the back of that damn boat. Instead, our boy Leonardo DiCaprio talks her down from the ledge, and she sees him and thinks, "Ooh, cute poor boy." So then she decides to slum it for the weekend and hook up with the cute poor kid. Then, to prove her total lack of morals, she decides that she will ask Jack to "draw her" -- naked, of course. So, while engaged to someone else (because she never had the decency to call it off), she decides to get naked for a guy she has known for all of about 24 hours. Immediately afterward it's time to consummate the hours-old relationship in the back of a car that is not theirs. Wow, that's a real "moral" Victorian woman for you! Of course, that is not enough. The ship hits the iceberg (we didn't see that one coming). By the way, she was on deck when that happened. I wonder if our lookout was too busy snooping on her and Jack to notice the iceberg. Maybe it's actually her fault the ship sinks in the first place. Anyway, our hero Jack puts Rose on a lifeboat. Of course, being safe is not enough, so she jumps back onto the sinking ship -- a prime example of great decision-making. After it goes down, Jack is safe on a door of some sort, but he has to give up his spot to save Rose. Now Rose is on the door, and Jack is stuck in the freezing waters. So in a sense she kills Jack in a slow, frigid, painful way -- sort of like the experience I felt while watching this movie. She holds on to Jack's shivering hand, telling him, "I'll never let go, Jack, I'll never let go." Of course, after a few minutes in Arctic waters, Jack's hand is no longer shivering. Winslet, in tears, continues, "I'll never let go, Jack, I'll never let go." Around then, the lifeboat arrives, and Winslet immediately lets go, "Hey, I'm over here!" Jack sinks to the bottom of the ocean, and Ms. Winslet grabs a spot on the lifeboat. Real nice, Kate, real nice: Whatever happened to never letting go? We then hear the rest of Winslet's life. Her fiancé loses his mind and ends up killing himself (you're two for two, Kate). However, she finds a nice man, marries him, and lives a great life. Eventually, he dies (I wonder what she did to make that happen), and we see Winslet's Rose again at age -- I don't know, let's say 126 -- with her granddaughter or whoever is on the ship trying to find the Titanic's wreckage. At the end of the film, Rose walks to the back of the ship and takes the priceless diamond necklace that she could give to her grandchildren, which would set her family up for generations, but instead she throws the freaking necklace into the ocean! Queue overplayed, overhyped and over-sung Celine Dion song (I mean, seriously, by the end she is practically screaming the lyrics -- like Celine, we get it, you have a great voice, stop assaulting us with it already). Back to throwing the fancy necklace: She might as well have thrown three generations of her family over the side of the ship. Could she possibly be more selfish? Well, yes, she could, because then, apparently Rose dies, and we see her in heaven. For some reason, heaven is the Titanic (not exactly what I picture paradise to be). She opens up a stateroom door, and there is Leonardo's Jack waiting for her in bed. Not her actual husband, mind you, but Jack. So she is even cheating on her husband in heaven. I rest my case. The vilest, most horrifying character in cinematic history. An Academy Award for playing the she-devil would be one of the greatest travesties in mankind's history since ... the actual Titanic. Signed, Every Rose has its Horns Steve Derion Manahawkin, N.J. [/QUOTE]

04-08-2009, 12:24 PM	#54
Jordy Keeping it real... Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tårnby, Denmark Posts: 23,145	[quote=Charlie Don't Surf;3079689]Gary Busey = Mr. Joshua and therefore one bad mofo. That role alone saves his career. ;)[/quote] Yeah, I'll give him Mr. Joshua. Putting the cigarette out on his hand while doing the nose twitch and lip curl was Busey at his best. ;)

04-08-2009, 12:28 PM	#55
jetswin stumblin mumblin butt fumblin Board Moderator Jets Insider VIP JetsInsider.com Legend Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Westchester Co. Posts: 35,461	[IMG]http://fabulousbakers.tripod.com/ab/bakerboys/images/FAB318.jpg[/IMG] how about a tie! the Baker Brothers in an awful film salvaged only by Michelle Pfieffer's smokingness [IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_svvWby3lLyk/SaxGRWkQBbI/AAAAAAAAAyM/ckFGf4N0AkM/S259/michelle_pfeiffer_4.jpg[/IMG] obligatory smokingness proof

04-08-2009, 12:29 PM	#56
Carlton Teh jobless idle spawn of wealth guy. All Pro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 7,374	[QUOTE=SONNY WERBLIN;3079708]Although I have successfuly avoided watching the Titanic, I read this in letters to Camille Paglia in Salon and thought it was hilarious. [url]http://www.salon.com/opinion/paglia/2009/04/08/bow/index4.html[/url][/QUOTE] LOL... That is classic.

04-08-2009, 12:31 PM	#57
quantum GFY Snatchez! Hall Of Fame Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: LI Posts: 17,884	Meryl Streep in "The Devil Wears Prada". I was hoping someone would clock her. BTW - Anne Hathaway straightened many pairs of pants in that movie. Iffn you get ma drift. ;)

04-08-2009, 12:36 PM	#59
Timmy® JI's own Reverend Jim. Hall Of Fame Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Vermont Posts: 23,480	[QUOTE=Charlie Don't Surf;3079704]Seth Rogen How the fock did this guy get crowned as funny. He's like Adam Sandler vulgar without the laughs. I actually had to go to IMDB to search on current movies to find his name and stuff he's been in. Guy looks like he's dipping through every freaking scene too.[/QUOTE] Oh that reminds me... I'm actually ok with Rogen. but I can't stand Jack Black

04-08-2009, 12:37 PM	#60
jetswin stumblin mumblin butt fumblin Board Moderator Jets Insider VIP JetsInsider.com Legend Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Westchester Co. Posts: 35,461	[quote=Jordy;3079725]Speaking of Sandler, am I the only one who thinks most of his characters have been pretty lame in the last few years starting with Spanglish? Longest Yard was OK but then again that wasn't really an original character concept. I haven't seen them all but what I've seen (Spanglish, Click, Chuck and Larry - I thought Kevin James was a lot funnier) all kinda sucked IMO.[/quote] The genius of a Bobby Boucher is difficult to recapture.