Spartan Girl June 2, 2014 Share June 2, 2014 So...did anyone see this movie? I did, and while it wasn't as good as Ted it was still a funny movie. NPH, Charlize Theron, Sarah Silverman, and Giovanni Ribisi particularly were hilarious. The only one I wasn't feeling was Seth MacFarlane: his character was too much like a modern guy that happens to live in the Old West. And like on Family Guy, Seth has the tendency to do a joke to death. Best part of the movie -- aside from the moustache song -- had to be the cameos. Great Scott! Link to comment
Ubiquitous June 2, 2014 Share June 2, 2014 Judging from the ads, I thought it would be about what the title suggests, jokes about how primitive and dangerous things were back then, possibly from a man who traveled into the past somehow, but after watching the trailer on YouTube as part the of "old people react to movie trailers" series", it didn't look nearly as interesting. Link to comment
Lazlo June 2, 2014 Share June 2, 2014 I just saw it today, mostly because I'm an Amanda Seyfried fan and will go to anything with her in it (good for her being game about her eyes.) It isn't as good as Ted but I liked it. The Moustache Song is definitely the high point, though my favourite single line was "why are the Indians always so angry?" Link to comment
psychoticstate June 2, 2014 Share June 2, 2014 I actually thought the movie would be about a modern guy who time travels to the Old West but I still thought it was hilarious. Definitely an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. Link to comment
Rick Kitchen June 2, 2014 Share June 2, 2014 According to the credits, the Moustache Song was written by Stephen Foster! That blew me away. Loved the jokes about Amanda Seyfried's eyes. Link to comment
Spartan Girl June 2, 2014 Author Share June 2, 2014 Even funnier than the jokes about Amanda's eyes were Charlize bragging about how hot she is. And even though I'm still very bitter over HIMYM, I grinned when NPH said "Challenge accepted." Link to comment
tinaw June 3, 2014 Share June 3, 2014 I saw this movie over the weekend. I liked it myself. I found myself laighong through the whole thing. I liked the chemestey between charleze and seth. Neal and liam were great too. They both played good bad guys. Not as crude as I thought it would be. I would watch it again. I liked Doc in the barn with the delorian. Too funny Link to comment
Ubiquitous June 30, 2014 Share June 30, 2014 According to the credits, the Moustache Song was written by Stephen Foster! That blew me away. Loved the jokes about Amanda Seyfried's eyes. The guy who wrote Suwannee River? Link to comment
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