Mac and Me | Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward

Mac and Me | Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward | trippers

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Mac and Me

	Mac and Me Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 average customer review:based on 57 reviews view larger image
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Greetings earthlings. A pint-sized extraterrestrial has just landed on our planet by accident and he's feeling a little alienated because he got separated from his family upon arrival. Fortunately the hilarious intergalactic antics of this Mysterious Alien Creature (MAC) will help him charm his way into the heart of everyone he meets including Ronald McDonald in a rare cameo!As far as best friends go MAC makes a pretty good one. He has a gentle disposition and a terrific sense of humor. But for new-kid-in-town Eric Cruise the problem is that no one will believe that his fun new friend even exists. Everyone thinks it's all science fiction until MAC comes out of hiding and takes Eric his family his neighborhood and his world on a fantastical journey that will transform their lives forever!System Requirements:Running Time: 99 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: PG UPC: 027616921819 Manufacturer No: 1008143

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Mac and Me

This is an excellent movie in the spirit of ET that encourages the audience to cheer for the underdog

trippers

alien crack babies are trippy.the only other time i've seen expressions like those on the aliens was when i saw a brotha hitting up a bitty-rock by a dumpster.great stuff;especially if you like mcdonalds.

Mac and Cheese is best with Coke

The movie Mac and Cheese portrays a druggie alien whose main goal in
life was to kill The Wheelchair Boy and steal his Coke. The sex scene
in
the movie is great. Let's talk about Mac: He's a mutated meerkat, whose
addiction for Coke made him leave his planet to come to earth...just to
get one fix. While strung out on Coke, he was driving his Power Wheels
down the street and had a fatal Power Wheels accident, giving him fatal
head trauma...but luckily he survived. The coroner said that drinking
and driving is bad for meerkats while operating Power Wheels. I believe
him. He would never lie to me. Except for that one time when he lied
about having a crush on me. But, anyways. Now let's talk about Cheese:
aka The Wheelchair Boy who loves falling down cliffs. I learned one
lesson from that scene: Wheelchairs are heavy and gravity doesn't like
you. Too bad Mac was strung out on Coke when he tried to save him. He
ended up killing Cheese. He was giving him CPR while still in the
water.
I cried for hours. God, I miss Cheese. I miss him so
much!!!!Ok...that's
better. Now Mac is upset at himself and he wants
vengance...uh...against
himself. So he has a mass Coke-spree, even drinking Sams Choice when he
is low on cash. Wanting to waste away in this sad world of tasty
carbonation addiction known as Coke. The last scene in Mac and Cheese,
Mac is sitting in Ronnie McDonnie's, sobbing, drinking a Big Gulp.
Thinking this "Oscar-worthy film"-(hulk hogan), is over, something
unexpected happens. This is truly the climax!!! Cheese's rotted corpse,
wheelchair and all rolls into Ronnie McDonnie's, and picks up Mac's
lifeless body, and rolls out into the sunset...leaving you
speechless...but understanding the best love story of all time.

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