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What is your favorite Christopher Guest movie?
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What is your favorite Christopher Guest movie?
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What is your favorite Christopher Guest movie?
*I know he didn't write or direct this one, but he had a lot of fingers in it.
What is your favorite Christopher Guest movie?
*I know he didn't write or direct this one, but he had a lot of fingers in it.
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To me, Spinal Tap with Best in Show 2nd.
For Your Consideration was AWFUL
For Your Consideration was AWFUL
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I'm with agreement on The Princess Bride being one of the best all time movies, but it is NOT a CG movie. This is Spinal Tap (the original one, not the sequel) was so unique and such a classic. Waiting for Guffman would be my favorite in the last 12 years, followed by A Mighty Wind and then Best in Show. I never saw For Your Consideration but heard I should skip it.
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Best in Show and Mighty Wind are my two favorites. Waiting for Guffman is funny too. Spinal Tap is a classic. I love Parker Posey's roles in his movies. She is such a good actress.
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My favorite scene of hers is the pet store freak out when they don't have the dog toy she wants.
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Like I said before, I'm not good with names. I've never heard of him, but if he's someone, I'm sure I'll recognize him.
I don't remember the characters in Best of Show but I enjoyed the film.
I don't remember the characters in Best of Show but I enjoyed the film.
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Perhaps these will help (a little?):
the six fingered villian from Princess Bride
sans costume...
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"My cassette goes to 11" is, of course, a mixed reference to Spinal Tap/biking. Great poll happytime!
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A Mighty Wind was under-rated, as far as I'm concerned. But I grew up knowing folk art singers and thus, the nuances of that film hit a cord. As for his last film, someone who saw it will have to speak to why it was so bad. I skipped it based on my friends' reviews.
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I think I'd prefer death by lethal injection over watching any of those.
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For Your Consideration is the only one of his mockumentaries that I wouldn't give an A. I'd still give it a B, but I can easily understand that it wouldn't appeal at all to non-Guest fans. I was really surprised when I first heard about the subject of the film, since he had already tackled the topic -- far better -- in 1989's The Big Picture.
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I've only seen three of these films and they all make me laugh. It's so obvious how much of him is in TPB. That his humor shines through without writing /directing makes this the winner. IMHO.
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