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BrianSez's Review

Created May 22, 2011 02:12PM PST • Edited May 22, 2011 02:12PM PST

  1. Quality
  2. OK 2.5

    How to impress your girlfriend and get a promotion? This movie shows us one scheme — find a schmuck and enter a competition for who can show up to dinner with the most pitiful one. With a lineup like Carrel and Paul Rudd, I expected something really great. Instead some potentially really LOL moments were unfortunately subdued by poor execution. Not to say it was a total disaster – you will certainly find yourself laughing at some finer moments: mouse-dolls, Yani like lovers, etc. just a bit disappointing.

  3. Good 3.0

    Carrel was good, but in a completely bad role Paul Rudd does really great as the misguided up and comer, and Zach Galifianakis was darn funny as the animally-magnetized competitor for Stephanie Szostak’s affections

  4. Male Stars Good 3.0
  5. Female Stars Good 3.0
  6. Female Costars Good 3.0
  7. Male Costars Good 3.0
  8. OK 2.5

    Producer Sacha Baron Cohen couldn’t make a bad script in to a good movie, even with the all-star cast he had at his disposal.

  9. Direction OK 2.5
  10. Play OK 2.5
  11. Music OK 2.5
  12. Visuals OK 2.5
  13. Content
  14. Risqué 1.6
  15. Sex Titillating 1.6
  16. Violence Fierce 1.6
  17. Rudeness Salty 1.6
  18. Glib 1.9
  19. Circumstantial Glib 1.9
  20. Biological Glib 1.9
  21. Physical Glib 1.9

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Aug 7, 2010 5:13PM
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Regarding Spaceghost’s Review
Wow, Ghost. Great review and entirely believable. The trailer had me in stitches, so I intended to see the flik. Then the dreaded professional reviewers gave me too much pause, so I crossed it off my list. Instead, I watched Back to School last night, which was mildly fun but nothing like seeing a fresh, first rate comedy in the theater.