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Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-18 05:50pm
by Elfdart
I saw the ads for this movie and all I can say is:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

It's a spoof of fantasy/sword & sorcery movies, by the same people who did Pineapple Express (IMO, the funniest movie I've seen in ten years), including Danny McBride and James Franco. McBride played the chubby dork of a dope dealer in Pineapple Express named Red, who shaves his underarms on the grounds that it makes him aerodynamic when he fights.

McBride and Franco play princes in a fairy tale kingdom. When the bride of one of the brothers Zooey Deschanel is kidnapped by an evil wizard (Joseph Fiennes), the two brothers and their allies set out on a quest to save her.

The trailers alone are hilarious:

Trailer 1

Damsel in Distress: "Why would anyone want to be with you?

Evil Wizard: "I'm not sure, really. Oh yeah, perhaps because I'm rich, I live in a castle and I can do magic."


NSFW Trailer

Evil Wizard: "I'm here to steal a virgin who looks just like... [panning across the plain Janes before spotting the bride]... HER!"

Prince: "And how do you plan on doing that?"

Evil Wizard: "Magic, motherfucker!"

:lol: :lol: :lol:

What's really funny is the awful Renaissance Faire phony accents. Like Keanu Reeves or Kevin Costner. The fact that it's made by the guys who made process serving [4:08] laugh out loud funny seals the deal for me.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-18 10:32pm
by B5B7
After watching the above trailiers, I noticed they had a trailer for movie called 'Cowboys and Aliens'. From the title it sounds like a comedy - but the first person I see is Daniel Craig, then later see Harrison Ford. It's actually a serious movie - confirmed when see who are producers and who is director.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 12:15am
by Elfdart
Harrison Ford should do westerns until he retires. It's the only sort of action/adventure film that a man his age can do without know-nothings bitching and whining. It worked for Gary Cooper, John Wayne, Joel McCrea, Randolph Scott and as an actor, Clint Eastwood.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 01:41am
by Stofsk
Yeah but westerns aren't exactly being made by the truckload.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 04:11am
by Alyrium Denryle
Oh, this looks like it could be fun.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 07:22am
by The Spartan
I'm still not decided whether this will awesomely bad. It seems like that's what they're shooting for, but it's a tricky target.

I'm definitely going to have to see it.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 08:18am
by Big Orange
Stofsk wrote:Yeah but westerns aren't exactly being made by the truckload.
There's more Westerns about than they used to be and they're popular/entertaining (like the remakes of 3:10 to Yuma and True Grit, etc).

I'm not sure about the humour, but the effects, sets, and props look quite impressive.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 10:10am
by adam_grif
The Spartan wrote:I'm still not decided whether this will awesomely bad. It seems like that's what they're shooting for, but it's a tricky target.

I'm definitely going to have to see it.
I felt like a lot of the delivery in the trailer was pretty flat. When I read "Magic motherfucker" in the OP for instance, I imagined that as being far funnier than how the guy actually delivered it.

Wait and see I guess.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 10:57am
by Bakustra
I'm probably going to see an advance screening tomorrow evening. I'll post my impressions afterward.

Re: Your Highness: "Magic, motherfucker!"

Posted: 2011-03-19 11:08am
by Go 2 Hell
While I didn't care for Pinapple Express, especially coming from those guys, I might give this a viewing if the word of mouth is good. I'll skip on the red band trailer though, they have a habit of ruining some of the best jokes. Its becoming increasingly harder to advertise R rated comedies these days.