YOURS MINE AND OURS hmm...

[George Bellefontaine]

Well the wife wanted to see this so I rented and watched it last night. It stars Dennis Quaid, Rene Russo and a bunch of irritating kids--18 of them. Well it is a tired old plot: man loses wife and leaves him with a bunch of kids; woman loses husband and leaves her with a bunch of kids; man and woman meet, fall in love, family all move in under one roof and chaos ensues. But fear not, as usual there is the happy, sappy ending.

Okay, it was tolerable. But thankfully it ran just under 90 minutes so I had time to rush upstairs and watch Pittsburg Penguins beat the Montreal Canadians. But I have always admired Dennis Quaid as an actor so it was painful to watch the director inflict a lot of unfunny comedy slapstick on the guy.

If you like the kind of plot outlined above ( my wife obviously does ), you will probably enjoy this. Me ? Well, like I said, I tolerated it.

[wkhanna]

so I had time to rush upstairs and watch Pittsburg Penguins beat the Montreal Canadians.

That must have been a recorded game form a few seasons ago? Or are you telling me that our Peguins Actually Won a Hockey Game?!?!?!?

I do like to watch Crosby, though. What pure tallent this kid has! But why didn't the Canadians put him on the Olympic team?

[George Bellefontaine]

That must have been a recorded game form a few seasons ago? Or are you telling me that our Peguins Actually Won a Hockey Game?!?!?!?

I do like to watch Crosby, though. What pure tallent this kid has! But why didn't the Canadians put him on the Olympic team?

Yep, they actually won a game. But just barely. They were outshot 45 to 22 or something in that manner. As for Crosby. He is a local boy from my hometown who made it good in the NHL, but he has a little growing up to do in the emotions department. I do expect he will be on the next Canadian Olympic team, that is if someone doesn't kill him in the NHL. :lol: