Okay, my wife and I watched DOUBLE FEATURE last week and enjoyed it very much. Last night we watched HERCULES and also enjoyed it very much. It looks like we are on a roll!
Help us out, what are the titles of some of Jonathan Morgan's other comedies?
Any to not miss? Any to avoid?
Thanks!
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Tee hee! I clicked on this thinking maybe I could make a recommendation, but my two favorite Morgan comedies, Double Feature! and Hercules, are the same ones blake_fan already watched.
Space Nuts looks like it has some promise. I may end up buying that one before the end of the year, especially if the reviews confirm the hype.
Next should no doubt be Bride of Double Feature . I didn't like it quite as much as the original overall, but I think I had my expectations way too high after watching Double Feature! and think that there are some moments that even surpass the original. Beyond that, you'll probably love XXX Training , which is a great spoof of the adult industry, and M: Caught in the Act isn't far behind. I also liked Porn-O-Matic and its sequel Porn-O-Matic 2001 , which are great infomercial spoofs. The Arabian Nights , Haunted Nights , and Western Nights movies weren't directed by Jonathan, but have the same spirit as his comedies. When you want to check out Jonathan's serious side, make sure you check out Tell Me What You Want ! Of course, I have to admit that I have yet to find a Jonathan Morgan movie that I didn't like, so you're pretty safe whichever Morgan movie you choose.
...I agree with David's suggestions, although, of course, I also want to add Jonathan's SPACE NUTS, not only a great DVD, but an excellent blend of comedy, sex, story, and special effects.
And if we're going to mention Jonathan's movies and Crawdaddy's appearances, there's always The Gate (serious) and Crawdaddy as Earl Whittlebaum (not serious).
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Posted - Sep 30 2003 : 4:28PM
The Gate was very good, but as astro indicated not a comedy. I think it certainly showed some of Morgan's abilities for directing though.
Thank you thank you! AHHHHHHHH. That was a streach for me. I was motivated by $100 and free food. Jon is a pretty good fucking director when it comes to dark dramas. He will be the first to say that he likes doing 2 types of movies. Dark and funny.
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Posted - Sep 29 2003 : 7:59PM