Don’t ask us how, but we managed to get our hands on a copy of a DreamWorks internal memo that details the pre-production process of Blades of Glory:
Hard to believe that it’s that easy to make a $100-plus million box-office film.
The film is like bizarro wine, in that it gets worse with age, but there are still some funny moments. Plus: Craig T. Nelson.
Erin gives it 2.75 Stars while Bret gives 3 T. Nelson Stars.
While Marty goes back to the future, then back to the present, then back to the past, Erin continues her assault on the Back to the Future trilogy with a paltry 2.75 Star review. At least she dressed up for the occasion.
Albeit the third-best of the trilogy, Back to the Future II still has some classic moments, including, but not limited to Marty getting Doc’s letter at the end. Bret gives it 3.5 Stars.
Still, we can’t help but shake the feeling that Doc’s feelings about the dangers of time travel had somewhat abated by the time the second movie came out…
So far, the only movie whose title made demands of us.
In Analyze This, Billy Crystal does Billy Crystal things, Robert DeNiro does Robert DeNiro things and the credits roll.
Reflecting on it, Bret regrets giving it 3 Stars (same as Almost Heroes), but stick around as Erin violates the sanctity of the project by introducing .25 Stars.
