Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

Well, we went to the Drive-In, YES, the Drive-In to see Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby.

Just an FYI. There are less than 400 drive-ins left in the US today. Prettyy useless information.

Onto my movie review.

Watch all the trailers and spoilers and you will see all the funny parts.

end of review!

I give it a 2/5

Most of his movies are really crappy lately when he is the main star.

Old School was funny because he played a support role.

Figures.

All movies are a waste of money. Better off waiting till the release on Netflix.

Twenty dollars saved, then.

Netflix = Jesus.

And if you're Jewish?

Jesus is also in the Jewish faith, dumbass.

But I think you are implying messiah in which case, no...

That would be almost like...

Netflix = Moses (Prophet)

Yes.

Netflix = Moses.

Winner = Aron

yea i use netflixs but if there is a movie i really wanna See then I go and Watch it lol...

I have On Demand with my Insight Digital, So I can wait like 2 months and watch it for like 2 dollars

Wazzup with the random caps?

he doesnt know he just does it For some reason lol becuase he is Gay!

He was talking to you.

PWNED.

Bottom Line

Netflix is the SHYT! lol

Said By WriGht

Bottom Line

Netflix is the SHYT! lol

okay..gimme some insight on Netflix.
I rent probably 2-5 movies a week. It costs me anywhere from 13-20 bucks each time, so that equals out to around 60-80 bones a month.
Now, I like to rent the new releases every week. Is that possible with Netflix? Is the return/exchange rate that quick?
For instance. Next Tues. RV comes out on video. Say I want to rent that one. If it is not on Netflix movie rental list, I cannot get it until it comes out on their list which is when? When the DVD releases?

Netflix has the DVDs when they are released... you may not get it due to waits, though.

If you have the 3 DVD at a time plan for $17.99/month, you'll be saving some cash and have a steady stream of movies coming your way.

It also depends on where you live. Most major metro areas have a processing office within one day, so that means you get a new movie about 3 days after you send in the old one if there's no wait for the title. You won't always have the movie that you want exactly when you want, but the huge library of titles to choose from assures that there's never nothing to rent. After a while you get used to the cycle, and send your movies in at strategic times to assure that new movies are received in time for your weekend or day off.

Blockbuster also has a competing service, and gives you 4 free in-store rentals each month. It's also slightly cheaper.

Netflix = Nothing religious, but is very cool.

Yoda wishes people would get over their small religious differences and stop blowing each other up. Jews and Muslims both beleive in one god, and for some reason don't like bacon or pork chops. Can't we build on that?

It's something around $11.00 a month for me, and I get two DVDs at a time. It's a day to ship them back, and they ship them when theyt get them. More or less, it's around two days in between.

To get off Netflix and on topic: other than Sacha Baron Cohen, that movie sucked.

I thought it was funny, largely due to Sacha Baron Cohen