20. Who-Ray for Horton! (Horton Hears a Who) – Joe Neumaier
19. In this family, just about everybody’s funny. (Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins) – Chicago Tribune
18. The Buzz is out . . . (The Secret Life of Bees) – Prairie Miller
17. Super hilarious! Funnier than Spiderman and Batman combined! (Superhero Movie) – Steven Chupnick
16. Chimptastic! A barrel of fun families will enjoy. (Space Chimps) – Scott Rolfe, Dove Foundation
15. Crude, lewd, rude and very very very very funny. (My Best Friend’s Girl) – Daily Star
14. A veritable Cluckwork Orange… (Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead) - Variety
13. This is the winner that will take it all! (Mamma Mia) - Ray Bennett, Hollywood Reporter
12. Semi-Pro puts the fun in funkedelic. (Semi-Pro) – Lisa Johnson, Filmstew.com
11. With great power come laughs. (Superhero Movie) – Staci Layne Wilson, Scifi Weekly
10. This year’s Oscar race starts with Sleepwalking. (Sleepwalking) – Rick Bentley, The Fresno Bee
9. It rekindles the great Hollywood romances. (Twilight) – Richard Corliss
8. It’s one of those movies audiences of the future will look back to…when they want to know something about how life was lived in America. (Stop-Loss) – Scott Foundas
7. Imagine what Michael Moore might produce if we forcibly administered truth serum to him. That would be Expelled. (Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed) – Joseph Farah, Washington Times
6. This is what Star Wars fans have been waiting for. (Star Wars: The Clone Wars) – Mike Sargent
5. Dempsey, with his relaxed charm, and Monaghan, with her soft and peachy sensual spark, rise to the challenge of making friendship look like the wellspring of true love. (Made of Honor) - Owen Gleiberman
4. It’s the ingenious and inspired comedy that we remember from Airplane! (An American Carol) – Ain’t It Cool News
3. A terrific film with an Academy Award winning performance by Greg Kinnear. (Flash of Genius) – Larry King
2. For the Christmas season, prepare to be baptized by the Basinger. (While She Was Out) -Pajiba.com
1. The most visually inventive, trailblazing film of its kind in light years. (Wanted) – Pete Hammond
Erik continues:
OK, sorry, but we couldn’t resist pointing out Hammond’s quote as one of the dumbest ever printed on a movie ad or spoken by anyone on our Watch list. It’s only appropriate then that we end this year’s piece with maybe my favorite quote of the year, spoken by this site’s own Rob Gonsalves. I believe it perfectly sums up Pete Hammond, Ben Lyons and all the whores and sluts we’ll continue to keep an eye on in 2009.
“Light years measure distance, not time, you fucking clown shoe.”
– Rob Gonsalves, eFilmCritic.com
* I tend to avoid using a term like "whore" because it has offensive connotations, although I have a bit less of a problem with "dumbass" and "star-fucker".
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20 worst movie quotes by critics...
this is taken from stopbenlyons.com, pretty funny:
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Poultrygeist? Never heard of it. Sounds great.
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It's a Troma movie, which I normally don't enjoy much, but it's actually really funny and entertaining.Hank Fist wrote:Poultrygeist? Never heard of it. Sounds great.
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This is the winner that will take it all! (Mamma Mia)