Anyone seen Bubba Ho-Tep?
 

Bruce Campbell as Elvis living in a retirement home with a black man with the transplanted brain of JFK and a mummy. I gotta get this when it comes out on DVD.

that didnt look like bruce campbell.

i heard it was good

It is Bruce Campbell, and I couldn't see it when it was in the theater here because I was broke... I *really* want to see it when it comes out on video.

maxim i beleive gave it 5 stars, said it was a must watch. gotta add that to netflix now...

Damn it is him, I swore it was whats his name.

Damn good flick, just missed my top 10 of 2003
It's actually out on DVD today.

It was written/directed by the guy who did "Phantasm"

Yup thats great.. best line is when "JFK" says.. "I'm thinking with sand here man!"

Great movie over all.

I found the movie to be a silly, fun movie. Not very scary, but has an original concept screenplay and decent acting by the lead guy who plays elvis. I wouldnt rank it in the top ten for the year by a long shot, but its an easygoing 90 min time killer.

Bruce Campbell is an acting god

He's at his best when wielding a boomstick.

SpaceAce

Bubba-Ho-Tep is now available on DVD and you can buy it at Moongem Fiction :thumbsup

The movie showed for a night here in Vegas.


It rocked. Bruce Campbell is the coolest in that movie.

ya, i heard it was good.:thumbsup

I saw it and loved it. Bubba Ho-Tep is touching, somewhat spooky, imaginative, original, and fricking hilarious. Many high points throughout.

Joe Lansdale - a Texan Vietnam combat veteran - is one helluva writer. His story says a lot about respecting people, taking the whole person into account, the whole life, not just the shrivelled shell that remains at the end, near death. The movie sticks to these points.

Ossie Davis and Bruce Campbell, two character acting legends at their best. They tackled their roles with dignity and gusto. Coscarelli (he directed Phantasm!) has a light touch that works great with the limited budget. The supporting characters are all great. The final confrontation had me howling, then wiping tears away.

Labors of love don't always work, but this one does. It's a damn fine flick. Everyone involved with it should be proud.