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Spider-Man gets lost and can’t find his way home, ending up at a bowling alley where he’s mistaken as the “entertainer” for a kid’s Spider-Man themed birthday party and is forced to bowl drunk.
John Candy is actually Candyman, the notorious serial killer disguised as an annoying family member. Meanwhile, Macaulay Culkin turns into a devil child - calling himself "the Good Son" - and goes on a mission to end Candyman. It's a whole lotta wacky fun for the entire family!
Denzel Washington hated the fact that certain groups of people were getting treated unfairly. In response, he set out on a mission to make sure everyone was being treated equally regardless of what they are, and is given the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts. As a result, he took on the nickname "The Equalizer", and has been touching many lives ever since. Such an inspirational movie.
Okay, so you know how South Park revealed to the world that the Kardashians are actually Hobbits? See where I’m going with this? The movie is just the Kardashians’ reality show. Can’t wait to see this movie bomb.
A documentary about Gump Forest that's located somewhere in Louisiana. Too bad it was so poorly produced, as they couldn't even get the name of the movie right. As for the film itself, we somehow get some guy with PTSD narrating the entire thing, and it goes off-topic way too often. Roger Ebert once said about the film; "If I ever visited Gump Forest, I'd be sticking my fat head in a bees' nest just to get away from this incomprehensible narrator."
It's about a bunch of KILLER tomatoes. They all have chainsaws and all kinds of weapons, and they're out to get you! Guest starring the tomato from Veggie Tales, cause he wants revenge since one of his veggie friends was brutally murdered!
The actual sequel to Kindergarten Cop. After retiring from the force, John Kimble goes to the store to get groceries, but realizes that the place is ran entirely by kindergarteners who don't quite know how to count yet. He then gets locked in, forms a severe case of PTSD from having to run that prior class, and starts acting like a kindergartener himself. Bananas are used as traps, milk spills all over the freezer aisle, and ketchup bottles are used as weapons. It's an all-out food frenzy that ultimately ends with the regional manager shouting over the intercom, "Cleanup on every aisle!" After the store returns to a clean state, everyone - including John Kimble - has to sit in time-out chairs in the break room. Good thing Kimble retired, huh?
The entire movie is overlayed with the Psycho strings. No matter what’s happening, the Psycho strings play over it. Alfred Hitchcock made that, so he might as well revolve the entire movie around it.