Movies We Watch

Another in a long line of men who act like teenagers, parents that allow them to never grow up and the hot girls that realize they love them series.

This film was never bad enough to stop watching, but never good enough to make me feel anyone deserved cash to make this. It ran the same line that many Lonely Island /Saturday Night Live skits/episodes run. You see something funny enough to keep tuned in, followed by something that makes you want to stop watching, but as soon as that ends it goes to something either visually or conceptually great.

And that is this entire film. Something ok, followed by something stupid, followed by something really fun or great.

And guys, no matter how many films you write, the geek living in his mom’s basement isn’t going to get the hot smart girl next door unless he is really really rich. She isn’t necessarily a gold digger, but come on. She can’t give up social status and live in your mom’s basement with you.

Was anyone surprised by the jump results?

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Self-proclaimed stuntman Rod Kimble is preparing for the jump of his life – to clear fifteen buses to raise money for his abusive stepfather Frank’s life-saving heart operation.