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1.The Sopranos: HBO Season 6 (Part 2 - The Final Episodes) [2007] starring: Tony Sirico, Steven R. Schirripa, Aida Turturro, Michael Imperioli, James Gandolfini directed by: Steve Buscemi, Danny Leiner, David Nutter, Alan Taylor, Steve Shill November 19, 2007
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This last (half) series of the finest TV show ever made is actually one of its best (semi) seasons, so it makes some sense to review this masterwork from the (hopefully now spoiler-proof) end. The Sopranos finishes, indeed, as wonderfully as it began and carried on: constantly complimenting the viewer's intelligence, right up to the bitter-sweet dénouement. Yes, the penultimate episode is the proper narrative/dramatic "end," with its stunningly-staged assassination of Baccala and the calamitous (and, typically of the show, almost hilarious) near-fatal wounding of Silvio (to the sound of Nat King Cole, the sight of naked Bing bystanders and with hideous collateral damage to a passing motorcyclist). But the actual finale ... Read More:

2.The Sopranos: HBO Season 6 (Part 1) starring: James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, Lorraine Bracco, Michael Imperioli, Dominic Chianese directed by: Jack Bender, Steve Buscemi, Alan Taylor, Tim Van Patten, Danny Leiner November 27, 2006
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seem to have a different opinion from so many other viewers, since I really enjoyed the first half of season six. Seeing Tony get shot, not by season one's physically and mentally vigorous Uncle Junior, as I had kept anticipating that season, but by the toothless demented Uncle Junior, believing he was shooting someone else entirely was priceless irony. I loved the part with Tony in the coma in our world, while -wherever he was - he was exactly what he had always dreaded being - a nobody. Worse, he's a traveling salesman who is "trapped" and unable to get home. When Tony comes out of his coma, he vows to change and take every day as a gift, but later he is gradually pulled back into his old ways, since his position as boss really gives him no alternative. ... Read More:

3.The Sopranos - Complete HBO Series - Deluxe Edition [1999] starring: Tony Sirico, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Steven Van Zandt, Elizabeth Bracco, Lorraine Bracco directed by: Steve Buscemi, Danny Leiner, David Nutter, Alan Taylor, Steve Shill November 17, 2008
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seem to have a different opinion from so many other viewers, since I really enjoyed the first half of season six. Seeing Tony get shot, not by season one's physically and mentally vigorous Uncle Junior, as I had kept anticipating that season, but by the toothless demented Uncle Junior, believing he was shooting someone else entirely was priceless irony. I loved the part with Tony in the coma in our world, while -wherever he was - he was exactly what he had always dreaded being - a nobody. Worse, he's a traveling salesman who is "trapped" and unable to get home. When Tony comes out of his coma, he vows to change and take every day as a gift, but later he is gradually pulled back into his old ways, since his position as boss really gives him no alternative. ... Read More:

4.Harold And Kumar Get The Munchies [2004] starring: John Cho, Kal Penn, Paula Garces, Neil Patrick Harris, David Krumholtz directed by: Danny Leiner June 20, 2005
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Once again I find myself watching Harold and Kumar as I slowly drug myself into oblivion, on an inevitable downward spiral of stupidity as I slowly plan my suicide bombing in London. This film is just brilliant, every part of it is absolutely hilarious. Even the bit at the beginning where the New Line Cinema logo came up had me convulsed with laughter, the words just looked so funny. The only problem I have with this film is that one of the blokes playing the lead characters looks quite obviously Chinese but in the film everyone says he's indian. Was that part of the joke? It went right over my head.

5.Dude, Where's My Car? [2001] starring: Ashton Kutcher, Seann William Scott, Jennifer Garner, Marla Sokoloff, Kristy Swanson directed by: Danny Leiner December 10, 2001
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Dude Wheres My Car? has all the igredients of a great weed flick. Two counterparts, a series and bizzare and random events and obviously, a touch of hedonism. The prolem with DWMC, is that almost all the humour seems to hinge on the use of the word "dude" rather than relying on the humour of the events or script. An even bigger flaw, is the fact that the two main characters... are in fact - one character. There's no dicernable difference. Every good tag team contrast eachother: Craig & Smokey from Friday. Harold & Kumar. Riggs & Murtaugh from Leathal Weapon. But the 'dudes' in this movie are identically written. The idea was good on paper, but after looking at Asthon Kutcher and Seann William Scott's stupid giggling faces for an hour and ... Read More:

6.Felicity: Season Three (REGION 1) (NTSC) directed by: Ken Olin, Danny Leiner, Michael Schultz, Elodie Keene, Joan Tewkesbury September 21, 2004
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Dude Wheres My Car? has all the igredients of a great weed flick. Two counterparts, a series and bizzare and random events and obviously, a touch of hedonism. The prolem with DWMC, is that almost all the humour seems to hinge on the use of the word "dude" rather than relying on the humour of the events or script. An even bigger flaw, is the fact that the two main characters... are in fact - one character. There's no dicernable difference. Every good tag team contrast eachother: Craig & Smokey from Friday. Harold & Kumar. Riggs & Murtaugh from Leathal Weapon. But the 'dudes' in this movie are identically written. The idea was good on paper, but after looking at Asthon Kutcher and Seann William Scott's stupid giggling faces for an hour and ... Read More:

7.Just Married / Shallow Hal / Dude, Where's My Car? [2003] starring: Brittany Murphy, Jennifer Garner, Kristy Swanson, Marla Sokoloff, Ashton Kutcher directed by: Shawn Levy, Bobby Farrelly, Danny Leiner September 06, 2004
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What can I say? These films are great. They each have so much laughter in them. They are really funny films. Just married is great. A couple get married and go on honeymoon. It is supose to be a magical, romantic time of their lives but it isnt. It is full of laughter, feel good moments and tears._________Shallow Hal is what the title suggests. Hal is so shallow he is unbelievable. We have all thought that someone was shallow but Hal takes the biscuit.That is until someone exorcises the demon out of Hal so that he sees the inner beauty of people as well as the sheer ugliness that beautiful people have. This is funny from start to end. Watch it once and you will watch it again.______Dude wheres my car? This is typical antics of teenagers doing wrong. When the parents say no they ... Read More:

8.Felicity: Sophomore Year DVD Collection [1999] (REGION 1) (NTSC) directed by: Ken Olin, Danny Leiner, Michael Schultz, Elodie Keene, Joan Tewkesbury July 22, 2003
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What can I say? These films are great. They each have so much laughter in them. They are really funny films. Just married is great. A couple get married and go on honeymoon. It is supose to be a magical, romantic time of their lives but it isnt. It is full of laughter, feel good moments and tears._________Shallow Hal is what the title suggests. Hal is so shallow he is unbelievable. We have all thought that someone was shallow but Hal takes the biscuit.That is until someone exorcises the demon out of Hal so that he sees the inner beauty of people as well as the sheer ugliness that beautiful people have. This is funny from start to end. Watch it once and you will watch it again.______Dude wheres my car? This is typical antics of teenagers doing wrong. When the parents say no they ... Read More:

9.Felicity: The Complete First Season [1998] (REGION 1) (NTSC) directed by: Ken Olin, Danny Leiner, Michael Schultz, Elodie Keene, Joan Tewkesbury November 05, 2002
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What can I say? These films are great. They each have so much laughter in them. They are really funny films. Just married is great. A couple get married and go on honeymoon. It is supose to be a magical, romantic time of their lives but it isnt. It is full of laughter, feel good moments and tears._________Shallow Hal is what the title suggests. Hal is so shallow he is unbelievable. We have all thought that someone was shallow but Hal takes the biscuit.That is until someone exorcises the demon out of Hal so that he sees the inner beauty of people as well as the sheer ugliness that beautiful people have. This is funny from start to end. Watch it once and you will watch it again.______Dude wheres my car? This is typical antics of teenagers doing wrong. When the parents say no they ... Read More:

10.Harold And Kumar Get The Munchies/Dodgeball/Dude, Where's My Car? starring: John Cho, Vince Vaughn, Ben Stiller, Seann William Scott, Christine Taylor directed by: Rawson Marshall Thurber, Danny Leiner October 16, 2006
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What can I say? These films are great. They each have so much laughter in them. They are really funny films. Just married is great. A couple get married and go on honeymoon. It is supose to be a magical, romantic time of their lives but it isnt. It is full of laughter, feel good moments and tears._________Shallow Hal is what the title suggests. Hal is so shallow he is unbelievable. We have all thought that someone was shallow but Hal takes the biscuit.That is until someone exorcises the demon out of Hal so that he sees the inner beauty of people as well as the sheer ugliness that beautiful people have. This is funny from start to end. Watch it once and you will watch it again.______Dude wheres my car? This is typical antics of teenagers doing wrong. When the parents say no they ... Read More:

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