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DVD Review: Dumb and Dumber To

Bring Harry and Lloyd home. Review by Brandon Wolfe Comedy sequels are a juice rarely worth the squeeze. You could count on one hand the number of comedic sequels that have matched or surpassed their predecessors with fingers left to spare. For whatever reason, recreating the unique magic of a successful comedy has proven historically difficult for Hollywood. At their worst, such sequels are carbon-copied exercises in laziness like the Hangover sequels, limply retracing the steps of what worked in the original film to vastly diminished success. Generally the best one can hope for from a comedy sequel is something like 22 Jump Street , which lacks the freshness and inspiration of the first film, but has just enough energy and new jokes to at least justify its existence. Given the disappointment-strewn battlefield of comedy sequelization, there was every reason in the world to be wary of, if not outright terrified by, the prospect of Dumb and Dumber To . After all, this isn’t j

DUMB AND DUMBER TO On BLU-RAY COMBO PACK ON FEBRUARY 17, 2015.

THE WAIT IS FINALLY OVER! JIM CARREY AND JEFF DANIELS RETURN AS EVERYONE’S FAVORITE DUMBEST DUO DIRECTED BY PETER AND BOBBY FARRELLY. INCLUDING AN ALTERNATE OPENING, DELETED AND EXTENDED SCENES AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON DIGITAL HD ON FEBRUARY 3, 2015 ON BLU-RAY™ COMBO PACK INCLUDING BLU-RAY™, DVD & DIGITAL HD WITH ULTRAVIOLET™ ON FEBRUARY 17, 2015. Two decades after Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels ’ endearingly dense pairing spun slapstick comedy into box office gold in Dumb and Dumber, the long-awaited sequel, Dumb and Dumber To, arrives on Digital HD on February 3, 2015 and on DVD and Blu-ray™ Combo Pack and On Demand on February 17, 2015 from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly (Dumb and Dumber; There’s Something about Mary; Me, Myself and Irene) the Dumb and Dumber To Blu-ray™ Combo Pack offers hilarious extra belly laughs including an alternate opening, deleted and extended scenes, and a multi-part feature that takes viewers behin

Inside the Bucket Podcast #39

This week's episode of Inside the Bucket is online! Revel in the digital mastery! Matt gets the band back together in this incredible episode of Inside the Bucket ! Apparently, the boys have missed each other, as their love for one another is revealed throughout the show. This week's episode covers all the week's hottest movie and television news from our website SANDWICHJOHNFILMS.COM , including the shownotes below. Please check out all the links to the stories we covered in today's podcast. Later, the boys bitch and complain about movies and television shows they're following in Rants & Raves, before giving Brandon the reigns to talk about Dumb and Dumber To . We encourage you to participate in our Open Forum Friday, which is your chance to get in our business about running a passion project like our trainwreck. Also, please join Join and Randy from TheArnoldFans as they celebrate the return of the ArnoCorps on Friday, November 28at 8:00pm a

Dumb and Dumber To Review: All Hail the Second Dumbing

The comedy sequel is a worthy successor, even though it's almost 2 decades late. Review by Brandon Wolfe Comedy sequels are a juice rarely worth the squeeze. You could count on one hand the number of comedic sequels that have matched or surpassed their predecessors with fingers left to spare. For whatever reason, recreating the unique magic of a successful comedy has proven historically difficult for Hollywood. At their worst, such sequels are carbon-copied exercises in laziness like the Hangover sequels, limply retracing the steps of what worked in the original film to vastly diminished success. Generally the best one can hope for from a comedy sequel is something like 22 Jump Street, which lacks the freshness and inspiration of the first film, but has just enough energy and new jokes to at least justify its existence. Given the disappointment-strewn battlefield of comedy sequelization, there was every reason in the world to be wary of, if not outright terrified by,

November 2014 Movies on Our Radar

A fun-filled October leads us right into Oscar season, with several satisfying submissions. October 2014 offered a full plate of candy to those who knocked on its door, mixing bonified Oscar candidates with a few downright enjoyable releases. But it also kicked Hollywood out of its complacent August/September disasters with a collection of entertaining films like Gone Girl , Fury , and the very surprising John Wick . November arrives ready to erase the mistakes of months past, but it has a lot of weight to carry. Receipts for the year are down only 3.7% (according to our friends at BoxOfficeMojo.com), and with a few solid blockbusters this month, we think the year's mostly red-inked is about to turn decidedly favorable. Some of these appeared on our MOST ANTICIPATED LIST OF 2014 back in January, and we're certainly excited for their arrival. The month features militant penguins, an interstellar space traveler, two dumbasses, and three boss haters, all ready to gob