Happy Thanksgiving weekend to everyone! This week we review “The Muppets,” “Coriolanus,” “Midnight in Paris,” and much more! Also we talk about the struggles of watching a movie when projector bulb dies… repeatedly. The Muppets is a pretty basic story line, they need to do another show to save their studios. First task is to bring everyone back together. Is this movie as good as any of the previous Muppet movies? We’ll let you know right here on The Directors Cut!
This week we check out one of the most popular movies of 2011 The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Part 1. If you haven’t seen any of the previous Twilight movies, we’ll get you up to speed, they’re extremely stupid. Before we subject ourselves to another crappy movie, we’re gonna let you in on a little secret. You do get to see Bella’s nipple. Yes, you actually see Kristin Stewart’s nipple in this movie. But, check out the show, we’ll let you know whether you should see Breaking Dawn 1 or not.
This week The Directors Cut takes on the Immortals. We learned that the Immortals is not a sequel to 300. So please, do not attempt to believe the advertising. It takes place when King Herod is trying to destroy all of humanity by releasing the Immortals from their godforsaken cell and it’s up to Theseus to save the day. That’s pretty much the story line. There’s a couple of battles here and there and Frito Pinto get’s mostly naked and claims to be a virgin. Check out the show, to see if you should go!
This week on The Directors Cut Radio program we check out the latest installment of the Harold & Kumar saga. In this edition, Harold has to keep his father-in-law happy and decorate the family Christmas tree by 2am. Unfortunately Kumar has a hand at lighting it on fire. Together they must join forces and find a new tree and decorate it before Danny Trejo kicks his ass.
Happy Thanksgiving weekend to everyone! This week we review “The Muppets,” “Coriolanus,” “Midnight in Paris,” and much more! Also we talk about the struggles of watching a movie when projector bulb dies… repeatedly. The Muppets is a pretty basic story line, they need to do another show to save their studios. First task is to bring everyone back together. Is this movie as good as any of the previous Muppet movies? We’ll let you know right here on The Directors Cut!
