VALENTINE

****DISCLAIMER****These reviews are for
entertainment purposes only. If you happen to come across one of my reviews
with a golden ticket hidden inside of it, please report it to the nearest Wonka
police department.
So
where the heck have I been the past month? No reviews. No nothing. I know you
were all worried about my health and safety and I appreciate all the cards and
letters from my fans (especially you, Puffy). I have decided to give you some
reasons as to my month long absence. Only one of the following statements is
true. You decide which one.
Our
'blah-blah-blah' movie this week is Valentine (also known in Compton as Valenrhyme)
starring a whole bunch of female actors whom I have never seen before and
that David Boringenzyme guy from the Angel and Buffy shows. Let's see if I
can name some of our female participants...Denise Richards as Paige, Marley
Shelton as Kate, Jessica Capeshaw (whose face looks like a plastic doll stuck
in a permanent smile) as Dorothy, Jessica Cauffiel as Lily, Fulvio (Fulvio??)
Cecere as Detective Vaughn and one of the hottest chicks to ever grace the
screen Katherine Heigl as Shelley. Please do not expect me to know which girl
was which, who died first or what was on second because I have no clue who
was playing what. All I know is that all of them were hot as hell. And knowing
is half the battle. The other half is the constant adjustment of my crotch
while watching this movie.
So
what was Valentine about? Well, you will probably go in thinking "Oh, it's
about this guy who got dogged when he was younger by all of these girls and
decides to take revenge on Valentine's Day 10 years later." Just keep
thinking that thought and you'll have explained more to yourself than the movie
explains to you. Now, I missed the first three minutes of this picture, so
please forgive me if I don't have 100% detailed knowledge of what happened
before I walked in, but after seeing this flick I'm sorry I didn't miss more
than that. After about a half an hour the "What the Hell?" balloon
popped up over my head. Here's what is going on. Someone in a Cherub mask is
running around killing these poor defenseless 'B' cup women. That's about it.
It was the worst ninety minutes of my life. The acting, the lighting, the
dialogue, the deaths, the believability of any of it. After an hour I was
trying to choke myself on Gummi Bears. The girls are subjected to every horror
movie cliche' known in horror movies. I shall run these down for you in case
you are unfamiliar with them:
Well,
I'm about done with this review. I really cannot think of a single positive
thing to say except that I got to see a lot of cute women on the big screen.
If you want to be a real bastard to your sweetie this Valentine's Day, then
take her to see this movie. You are guaranteed to have no night of nookie.
She will lose all respect for you and dump you. You will end up as big of
a loser as the script supervisor, director and producer of this wonderful
work of art. I would rather be kicked straight in the nether regions than
have to suffer through something like this one more time. I believe it's the
worst thing I've seen next to Rosie O' Donnell in a tank top. I'm tired now.
For everyone involved in the making of this horror film: Happy Valentine's
Day, jackasses.
My
rating:
-
Full Price
- Matinee
- Wait For Video
- Wait For Cable
--- Wait For Easter Sunday:
The Bunny Kills Again!!!