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Created by comedy legend Harold Ramis , Year One stars Jack Black and Michael Cera as an unlikely duo of primitive men who, after being exiled from their tribe, set out on a laugh-out-loud journey through the ancient world.

Source: Bloody Disgusting A very big rumor circling is that original Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II director, Ivan Reitman , is attached to helm Ghostbusters III ; the third sequel in the iconic franchise The good folks at Blood Disgusting say they have it on good word that Reitman absolutely be back to direct.

Published: Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at 12:43 p.m. 'Year One" is about two losers who get kicked out of their tribe and go out to explore the world, where they encounter most of the Old Testament and the first three chapters of your high school history text.

If you've ever had the desire to see Jack Black eat fecal matter or Michael Cera urinate in his own face, then by all means rent "Year One." Everyone else should avoid this parody of Bible stories like, well, a biblical plague.

Reviewed by: Scott Chitwood Movie Rating: 6 out of 10 Extras Rating: 7 out of 10 Movie Details: View here Buy this DVD at Amazon.com Rating: R Starring: Jack Black as Zed Michael Cera as Oh Oliver Platt as High Priest David Cross as Cain Christopher Mintz-Plasse as Isaac Vinnie Jones as Sargon Hank Azaria as Abraham Juno Temple as Eema Olivia Wilde ...

Year One Sony, $28.96; Blu-ray, $39.95 Whenever writer-director Harold Ramis' biblical spoof shoots for Mel Brooks-style zaniness, the movie misses badly, but when Ramis leans on his lead actors Jack Black and Michael Cera -- playing hunter-gatherers who leave their tribe and discover civilization -- it becomes much funnier than its reputation.

Mark Hoppe, 55, joined Cole Taylor Bank as president and CEO last year after 27 years with LaSalle Bank Corp.

Filmmaker and Washington University alumnus Harold Ramis will kick off a fall lecture series at the St.

Harold Ramis responds to a Groundhog Day timeline study. For those who don't know, I wrote a humble homage to the film and ever since our own Shannen Coffin thinks I'm on crack.

A writer at Wolf Gnarls calculated that Bill Murray spent exactly 8 years, 8 months and 16 days stuck in a time loop in the movie Groundhog Day .

The man responsible for finding the "nuts and bolts" used to create some of the world's most popular movies credits Alfred Hitchcock for his start.

The man responsible for finding the "nuts and bolts" used to create some of the world's most popular movies credits Alfred Hitchcock for his start.

Analyzing why something is funny is a little bit like trying to fathom why people fall in love.

Promising a stupid good time and delivering it, this big-budget comedy from producer-director Ivan Reitman has action that could take Indiana Jones for a ride.

Comedy geeks and aspiring humorists, prepare to freak out. Vanity Fair writer Mike Sacks manages the seemingly impossible: Squeezing funny, revealing anecdotes out of notoriously difficult-to-interview giants of the industry.

Misunderstood Masterpieces 07.07.09: The Great Outdoors Posted by Will Helm on 07.07.2009 ...or, Saturday Night Live and SCTV Finally Declare Peace, and This Is the Result Over the past two weeks , the stars of SCTV have enjoyed a life of leisure in cinema, with little opposition from their American rivals, the cast of Saturday Night Live , except ...

YEAR ONE * DIRECTED BY: HAROLD RAMIS STARRING: JACK BLACK, MICHAEL CERA, DAVID CROSS, OLIVIA WILDE BECAUSE he co-wrote and starred in Ghostbusters and directed the perfect Groundhog Day, Harold Ramis needn't sweat about his place in the annals of Hollywood comedy history.

On September 11, 2001, Harold Ramis was in a car making its way through the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn - the heart of the Satmar Hasidic community - watching as people covered in ash from the just-fallen Twin Towers came streaming over the bridges from Lower Manhattan.

When the outtake flubs that run during the closing credits of your film are way funnier than anything in the film itself, you have a bit of a problem.

If you go and see Year One , you're not very likely to be tickled pink, but you may be a bit puzzled.