“What’s that?” Kyle asked.
“This,” I said, turning the deep-fried wonton stuffed with cream cheese and crab meat over between my fingers, “is a rangoon.”
Kyle turned to his cousin and exclaimed, “He’s eating a raccoon!“
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An outrageous, silly, hyperactive chain of explosions and aerobatics that hits all the right nostalgia buttons while managing to bring the classic eighties television series into the twenty-first century. Sure, the plot is silly and the action generally falls somewhere between ridiculous and preposterous (occasionally veering well beyond ludicrous), but it's fun and entertaining and doesn't ask (or want, for that matter) you to think too much. In other words, it's THE A-TEAM.
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A fairly decent entry into the Killer Croc genre; lots of tension, a bit of gore, and clever use of real crocodiles.
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A thoughtful, intelligent piece of sci-fi (as opposed to SyFy) with a stunning performance from Sam Rockwell and a beautiful score by Clint Mansell.
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That is fantastic. Kids say the most hilarious stuff, I swear. We’ve had a few laugh-out-loud moments at our house recently too.
Now I want Chinese food for lunch. Greg(Quote)
That’s Cynthia’s very favorite chinese appetizer. I have nothing further to report. Sam Chupp(Quote)
@Greg — Just stay away from the crab raccoons. Kris(Quote)
@Sam Chupp — I shall err on the side of the more traditional Chinese-American cuisine and take you to mean that Cynthia enjoys crab rangoons, and not raccoons. Kris(Quote)