by Lon Lopez

One wouldn’t think to look to your typical stoner comedy for real social commentary, but for those of you who like a little thought with your guffaws, Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay may be the right mix for you.

Taking place only minutes after the end of the first movie, this sequel to the cult classicHarold & Kumar go to White Castle is a fun romp of a road movie with a lot of much needed societal lambasting. It’s also got everything else you want in an R rated stoner flick: drugs, nudity and Neil Patrick Harris.

Movie Review
by Fanboy Planet's Derek McCaw

It's easy to say that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are two of the funniest women working in comedy today. Aside from their time together on Saturday Night Live, they've both accomplished wickedly funny work on shows like 30 Rock and Upright Citizens' Brigade. Because of the latter company's commitment to quality stage work for little recognition, take it a step further and say that Poehler has an incredible amount of integrity, too. With those bloodlines, Baby Mama should be great...

Here's a little something to keep you busy over the weekend...

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Review.
by Lon Lopez.

I’m getting tired of writing that Team Apatow movies have heart.  Knocked Up, Super Bad and The 40 Year Old Virgin were all pretty sleazy comedies hidden within a greatly told, heart felt movie.  Could it be that patriarchal producer Judd Apatow, knows the recipe for the feel good movie?  It would seem to be the case for the next Apatow produced movie coming out the gate.  Forgetting Sarah Marshall not only has a heaping helping of heart, but it’s also got enough crass humor and full frontal nudity to help us remember that we’re still watching a dirty comedy. 

Here's our boy, Derek McCaw from Fanboy Planet, (www.fanboyplanet.com) with a great interview with the writers and directors of the upcoming comedy, Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay (In theatres April 25th).