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**JTS_tv** · 07-18-2006, 08:30 AM

His recent films have all been bad. He's good in "The Spanish Prisoner", though. And "The Jerk" is a masterpice.

I loved "Roxanne" and quite liked "LA Story". "Parenthood" and "Father of the Bride" were OK comedies. My kids liked "Cheaper by the Dozen", it wasn't too painful to sit through. "Shopgirl" was pretty good, I think depending on your mood. He's had a few clunkers ("Three Amigos" comes to mind) but overall I like him.

For bad movies, nothing equals "Nine Deaths of the Ninja", a collection of Sho Kosugi outtakes packaged together as a movie. I'm sad to say I paid money to see it in the theatre. We knew it was going to be bad going in (hey, we'd seen "Ninja Turf"), but had no clue just how bad it could be.

Worst movie I've seen in recent memory was "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back". And I'm talking as a fairly big fan of Kevin Smith here.

07-18-2006, 08:30 AM	#11
JTS_tv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 572 Senior Member	His recent films have all been bad. He's good in "The Spanish Prisoner", though. And "The Jerk" is a masterpice. I loved "Roxanne" and quite liked "LA Story". "Parenthood" and "Father of the Bride" were OK comedies. My kids liked "Cheaper by the Dozen", it wasn't too painful to sit through. "Shopgirl" was pretty good, I think depending on your mood. He's had a few clunkers ("Three Amigos" comes to mind) but overall I like him. For bad movies, nothing equals "Nine Deaths of the Ninja", a collection of Sho Kosugi outtakes packaged together as a movie. I'm sad to say I paid money to see it in the theatre. We knew it was going to be bad going in (hey, we'd seen "Ninja Turf"), but had no clue just how bad it could be. Worst movie I've seen in recent memory was "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back". And I'm talking as a fairly big fan of Kevin Smith here.
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