The Best Comedy Blu-rays of 2012, So Far...

[Attebery]

The Best Comedy Blu-rays of 2012, So Far...

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...12_So_Far/9766

[nmcmahan52]

1. don't try hard at anything
2. make fun of people who do try
3. be handsome

[EpsilonX]

I thought 21 Jump Street was kinda overrated...I mean, it had funny moments, but aside from the self-referential line about remakes, I just thought it was an average comedy

[Attebery]

I thought 21 Jump Street was kinda overrated...I mean, it had funny moments, but aside from the self-referential line about remakes, I just thought it was an average comedy

I HATED it.

[Super-VHS]

I HATED it.

Booooo.

Oh well. Haters gonna hate and all that.

[COLD_COBRA_]

Forgot about Young adult. I need to see that.

[iLuv3M3]

The list for me started out strong..up until the point where I went wait..these aren't the best comedy blu-rays of movies that came out in 2012 but rather just blu-rays released so far in 2012. Kind of disappointing, glad Goon made the list. Also 21 Jump Street, I HATE TATUM! He is so very bad at acting (I've seen plenty of his movies with my ex). Honestly though he was gold in the movie, even my friend who hates him saw it before me and said you have to see this movie.

[micks_address]

Speaking of dark comedy, 'The Guard' has all the dry British wit you'll be able to handle. This is Gleeson's finest darkly comedic role since 'In Bruges.' Anyone who liked 'In Bruges' will adore 'The Guard' like I did. This is one of those movies that you have to watch multiple times because there are sure to be jokes you may have missed the first time around, what with Gleeson's thick accent and all.


I'd just like to point out here that 'The Guard' is actually an Irish film, made in and based in Ireland....

[Mizu_Ger]

Speaking of dark comedy, 'The Guard' has all the dry British wit you'll be able to handle. This is Gleeson's finest darkly comedic role since 'In Bruges.' Anyone who liked 'In Bruges' will adore 'The Guard' like I did. This is one of those movies that you have to watch multiple times because there are sure to be jokes you may have missed the first time around, what with Gleeson's thick accent and all.


I'd just like to point out here that 'The Guard' is actually an Irish film, made in and based in Ireland....

I noticed this too. Article should be updated.

On 21 Jump Street, I thought it was decent, but not as funny as I was expecting. Same with Goon.