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too big, so go here: http://i.imgur.com/8pCu53c.jpg

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Pootie Tang is [expletive] hilarious.

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CONCUR.

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I laughed really hard at a lot of that movie. But my favorite part had to be when they were showing all the products he was being forced to endorse and the malt liquor was called "Pootie's Choice". Either that, or when everyone was freaking about his awesome "song".

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ck directed and wrote that movie

crazy

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We saw The Wizard of Oz in 3D IMAX tonight. I absolutely loved it (it's already one of my favorite movies, so that's to be expected). 3D added to the experience without being a distraction. I was glad to see a few parents who brought their kids who I'm sure were seeing it for the first time, but I guess I was hoping a few more parents would take their kids.

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Jocephus wrote:ck directed and wrote that movie

crazy
That's exactly what drew me to it. That, and I remember a few people here- trill and I think haltz- singing its praises.
MrCrowesGarden wrote:We saw The Wizard of Oz in 3D IMAX tonight. I absolutely loved it (it's already one of my favorite movies, so that's to be expected). 3D added to the experience without being a distraction. I was glad to see a few parents who brought their kids who I'm sure were seeing it for the first time, but I guess I was hoping a few more parents would take their kids.
I was toying with the idea of seeing that this weekend, as well. I've seen it a billion times, and even recently watched a free copy I got on Blu-ray. But how many chances do you really get to see movies like The Wizard of Oz on the big screen, 3D or not?

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I can't recommend it enough. Going in, I would've preferred no 3D, but it worked for me. And I'm not sure if I'll ever have a chance to see it in a theater again, even if I've seen it a billion times like you. The smile never left my face.

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JL21 wrote:Pootie Tang is [expletive] hilarious.
Baby, I'm going to sine your pitty on the runny kine!

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Great casting of Matthew Mcconaghey (sp?) in Mud. Otherwise I wouldn't have gotten Mrs. Freed to watch such a movie with me.

And he was good in it.

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