CD-Charts Position 1
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Failure To Launch [2006]

starring: Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker, Justin Bartha, Kathy Bates, Zooey Deschanel
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date July 17, 2006
Atrocious. If you have an IQ in positive territory you don't need to watch this.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Shanghai Noon [2000]

starring: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date June 11, 2001
Here, Lucy Liu (Chinese Princess) is kidnapped by a Chinese traitor and a marshal who belongs in jail. Jackie Chan plays an Imperial Guard who travels from the Forbidden City to the wild west and ends up joining up with a very enjoyable and easy going train robber Owen Wilson in order to rescue her. Even though a western, there are many martial arts opportunity for Jackie. My favorite fight is when Jackie uses saplings to fight a group of Crow Indians. The interaction of the two main characters is very enjoyable and fun. To be added to every martial arts/western/comedy library.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Showtime [2002]

starring: Robert De Niro, Eddie Murphy, Rene Russo, William Shatner, Kadeem Hardison
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date October 21, 2002
Robert de Niro was very good in this film playing a serious-minded diligent policeman who gets teamed up for a reality tv show with Eddie Murphy who plays another cop who is loud and unsubtle, but the contrast between the two of them - which is supposed to be a a main feature of the story - didn't work that well and their coupling and the plot as a whole seemed contrived and unlikely even in the context of a comedy.There was lots of action in Showtime and some funny moments but overall it was a very average movie.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Romance Collection (How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days, Failure To Launch, Just Like Heaven, Forces of Nature) [1998]

starring: Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker, Reese Witherspoon, Mark Ruffalo
directed by: Donald Petrie, Tom Dey, Mark Waters, Bronwen Hughes

Release Date November 24, 2008
Robert de Niro was very good in this film playing a serious-minded diligent policeman who gets teamed up for a reality tv show with Eddie Murphy who plays another cop who is loud and unsubtle, but the contrast between the two of them - which is supposed to be a a main feature of the story - didn't work that well and their coupling and the plot as a whole seemed contrived and unlikely even in the context of a comedy.There was lots of action in Showtime and some funny moments but overall it was a very average movie.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Failure To Launch/How To Lose A Guy In Ten Days [2006]

starring: Matthew McConaughey, Adam Goldberg, Michael Michele, Shalom Harlow, Bebe Neuwirth
directed by: Tom Dey, Donald Petrie

Release Date July 17, 2006
Robert de Niro was very good in this film playing a serious-minded diligent policeman who gets teamed up for a reality tv show with Eddie Murphy who plays another cop who is loud and unsubtle, but the contrast between the two of them - which is supposed to be a a main feature of the story - didn't work that well and their coupling and the plot as a whole seemed contrived and unlikely even in the context of a comedy.There was lots of action in Showtime and some funny moments but overall it was a very average movie.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Failure to Launch [HD DVD] [2006] [US Import]

starring: Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Bates, Terry Bradshaw, Zooey Deschanel
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date April 24, 2007
Robert de Niro was very good in this film playing a serious-minded diligent policeman who gets teamed up for a reality tv show with Eddie Murphy who plays another cop who is loud and unsubtle, but the contrast between the two of them - which is supposed to be a a main feature of the story - didn't work that well and their coupling and the plot as a whole seemed contrived and unlikely even in the context of a comedy.There was lots of action in Showtime and some funny moments but overall it was a very average movie.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Shanghai Noon / Knights

starring: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Fann Wong, Rafael Baez
directed by: David Dobkin, Tom Dey

Release Date October 03, 2005
Two great buddy movies with Jackie Chan as Chong Wang (mis pronounced as John Wayne) and Owen Wilson as O' Bannon.I preferred the first one though and loved the gag reel at the end especially the scene in the bathtub. Second one tries hard to emulate the original but falls flat.
Shanghai Noon: 4 stars
Shanghai Knights: 2stars

CD-Charts Position 8
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Shanghai Noon [2000] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date October 10, 2000
Here, Lucy Liu (Chinese Princess) is kidnapped by a Chinese traitor and a marshal who belongs in jail. Jackie Chan plays an Imperial Guard who travels from the Forbidden City to the wild west and ends up joining up with a very enjoyable and easy going train robber Owen Wilson in order to rescue her. Even though a western, there are many martial arts opportunity for Jackie. My favorite fight is when Jackie uses saplings to fight a group of Crow Indians. The interaction of the two main characters is very enjoyable and fun. To be added to every martial arts/western/comedy library.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Showtime [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Robert De Niro, Eddie Murphy, Rene Russo, Rachael Harris, Zaid Farid
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date August 13, 2002
Here, Lucy Liu (Chinese Princess) is kidnapped by a Chinese traitor and a marshal who belongs in jail. Jackie Chan plays an Imperial Guard who travels from the Forbidden City to the wild west and ends up joining up with a very enjoyable and easy going train robber Owen Wilson in order to rescue her. Even though a western, there are many martial arts opportunity for Jackie. My favorite fight is when Jackie uses saplings to fight a group of Crow Indians. The interaction of the two main characters is very enjoyable and fun. To be added to every martial arts/western/comedy library.

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

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Shanghai Noon [2000]

starring: Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan
directed by: Tom Dey

Release Date June 11, 2001
Here, Lucy Liu (Chinese Princess) is kidnapped by a Chinese traitor and a marshal who belongs in jail. Jackie Chan plays an Imperial Guard who travels from the Forbidden City to the wild west and ends up joining up with a very enjoyable and easy going train robber Owen Wilson in order to rescue her. Even though a western, there are many martial arts opportunity for Jackie. My favorite fight is when Jackie uses saplings to fight a group of Crow Indians. The interaction of the two main characters is very enjoyable and fun. To be added to every martial arts/western/comedy library.