For his movie review of “Grindhouse,” which included two separate movies, “Planet Terror” and “Death Proof,” The Dude on the Right found it kind of funny that people complained about the lousy projection of the film. He sort of likes both films, but thought “Planet Terror” took too long to get the machine gun put on Cherry’s leg stump, and “Death Proof” had way too much dialogue and not enough killing.
Category: Movies
What’s New? A Podcast of: Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Freaky Fraternity Visitors, Movie Talk, and Nice Easter Eggs.
For this podcast of “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!”, The Dude on the Right relives fraternity days thanks to a story in a campus newspaper and Stu Gotz’s recollections. They also talk about recent movies, and words caught on tape, by Stu, at an Easter Egg Hunt that Stu has to try to figure out how to erase so that his kids can watch the tape and not ask “What is a MILF?”
What’s New? A Movie Review of “The Lookout.”
For this movie review of “The Lookout” The Dude on the Right loves the movie but does his best not to give away too many of the twists and turns. He does mention a shoelace, but that’s not really giving much away. It’s got a bank heist, some quality kills, and some sex, but that’s not really what the movie is about.
What’s New? A Movie Review of “Blades of Glory.”
For this movie review of “Blades of Glory,” The Dude on the Right doesn’t give an in-depth look about the movie because he is also busy working on the latest installment of “Stu & The Dude Reviewin’ the Movies for You,” which will review the same film. He just wants to quickly make sure that if you want to laugh you go and see this movie. But then, of course, come back and see their animated review, because Stu Gotz won’t fair too well.
What’s New? A Podcast of: Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Trump Wants The Dude, Stu Saw Some Nija Turtles, The Dude Saw a Sniper and a Sandler, and Bad Starbucks’ Etiquette.
For this podcast of “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!”, The Dude on the Right tries to impress Stu Gotz with his letter from Donald Trump. Stu doesn’t really care because he’s got Starbucks’ issues. They both, also, saw some movies, including “Shooter,” “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” and “Reign Over Me.” And in Chicagoland this weekend, they both enjoyed the nice weather.
What’s New? A Movie Review of “Reign Over Me.”
For this movie review of “Reign Over Me” The Dude on the Right thought the movie had a ton of potential, but lost it by having too many things that didn’t make sense in the real world. And yet, he got weepy during the film.
What’s New? A Movie Review of “Shooter.”
For this movie review of “Shooter” The Dude on the Right isn’t sure where to start. He sort of liked the movie, thought Bob (Mark Wahlberg) getting shot wasn’t necessary and a time-waster, and wished Sarah (Kate Mara) got naked. It did have a ton of quality kills, though.
What’s New? A Podcast of: Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!: Vote for Sanjaya, Movie Talk, Chris Rock, Building Shelves, and More!
For this podcast of “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up” The Dude on the Right reminds Stu Gotz about voting for Sanjaya on “American Idol.” Stu saw “Premonition” and fills in The Dude while The Dude saw “I Think I Love My Wife” and fills in Stu. There’s also NCAA basketball talk, and Stu got in trouble for making shelves.
What’s New? Movie Reviews of “300” and “I Think I Love My Wife.”
The Dude on the Right saw “300” last week, but didn’t get off his ass until this week to review the movie. Maybe he was just shocked the teenagers ended up so well behaved, or was just mystified by the gratuitous violence and nudity. He also saw “I Think I Love My Wife” which he can’t relate to, since he hasn’t been married. He thought everything was good with the Chris Rock movie, up until the musical number at the end. Chris Rock shouldn’t sing, nor be in a musical.
What’s New? Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up Podcast: Bet on Heather’s Leg, Happy Birthday Stu, A Trip to Ohio, and “300.”
For this podcast of “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up” The Dude on the Right went home to Ohio, and his city wasn’t gone. Instead he tells Stu Gotz of things like bad radio, restaurant reviews, math, and “Dancing Queen.” The Dude also saw “300” and lets Stu know if he can expect nudity, sex, and violence in the film. Stu, on the other hand, celebrated a birthday but is in a bad mood because he didn’t get the present he was expecting.