I haven't really watched Reno 911 on Comedy Central, except for a few minutes here and there. It takes a lot for a tv show to hook me, and I guess those few minutes of the show didn't do it. Last week I went to a screening of the new feature film, Reno 911!: Miami. I didn't know what to expect, but within a few minutes I was laughing out loud. It was hilarious, featured lots of explosions, and there were some awesome cameos. It seems like everybody from The State is in it for at least a scene too. Our buddies from The Ten, David Wain and Ken Marino appear briefly, and Paul Rudd plays a supporting character. The film was totally ridiculous, and although it may not be at an Anchorman level, it's not that far away. I'd definitely recommend this, and hopefully we'll get some interviews with some of the cast too. I'll keep you posted.
Monday, February 05, 2007
Reno 911
I haven't really watched Reno 911 on Comedy Central, except for a few minutes here and there. It takes a lot for a tv show to hook me, and I guess those few minutes of the show didn't do it. Last week I went to a screening of the new feature film, Reno 911!: Miami. I didn't know what to expect, but within a few minutes I was laughing out loud. It was hilarious, featured lots of explosions, and there were some awesome cameos. It seems like everybody from The State is in it for at least a scene too. Our buddies from The Ten, David Wain and Ken Marino appear briefly, and Paul Rudd plays a supporting character. The film was totally ridiculous, and although it may not be at an Anchorman level, it's not that far away. I'd definitely recommend this, and hopefully we'll get some interviews with some of the cast too. I'll keep you posted.
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I can't wait to see "Hot Fuzz" from the guys who made "Shawn of the Dead."
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