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Trailer Bulletin: Yours, Mine & Ours

by Scott Weinberg | July 28, 2005

Summary

Click right here for your first loud and somewhat obnoxious peek at the upcoming family comedy "Yours, Mine & Ours," starring Dennis Quaid, Rene Russo, and ten shrieking children. Back to Article

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Prosper761 writes:
on Jul 28 2005 10:41 AM

[b]Enough with the Remakes, Already![/b]
Shame on Quaid and Russo for continuing to contribute to the seemingly endless rash of bad remakes we've been subjected to lately. The film industry is just over 100 years old - have they completely run out of new and original ideas? No wonder box office receipts are down - we've all seen every movie out there already, and most of them weren't very good the first time. I used to love movies... now I just don't care anymore.

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speelbergo writes:
on Jul 28 2005 02:53 PM

In reply to this comment (#824653)
[b]agreed[/b]
not only are remakes generally worse and dumbed down, but now we have remakes of movies that no one has heard of! I'm all for family entertianment, but crap, would it have been so hard to write a comedy about a big family from scratch???

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cgcbooks writes:
on Jul 28 2005 06:27 PM

[b]All movies suck[/b]
How about reading a book for a change!

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pota1967 writes:
on Jul 31 2005 05:31 PM

[b]Damn You Remakes All To Hell[/b]
Just imagine Charlton Heston saying that :-)

cgc books rule

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Prosper761 writes:
on Jul 31 2005 08:34 PM

In reply to this comment (#824656)
It would have been even funnier if Mark Wahlberg said it...

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Prosper761 writes:
on Jul 31 2005 08:36 PM

In reply to this comment (#824655)
[b]Wow![/b]
I actually agree with you on this point...

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