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| Freddy Got Fingered (2001) |
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| For the most part, Tom pulls it off! Of course he's gross, vile, and pitiful; yet, somehow repulsively endearing… Don't take it too seriously and you'll have a fun time. |
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I'm not easily offended, but its nonstop assault of crude and sub-cretinous humor moved me to annoyance, then profound boredom. |
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(Lou Lumenick, New York Post) |
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Tragically awful. |
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(Wesley Morris, San Francisco Chronicle) |
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In the US, this has been hailed as the 21st century's worst movie; I think it is the 21st century's worst cultural artefact. Watching it was among the worst experiences of my life, up there with having a quarter of millimetre shaved off my upper molar without anaesthetic by an eccentric dentist when I was 15. |
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(Peter Bradshaw, Guardian) |
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Green has absolutely nothing to say, and nothing in his mind beyond self-promotion. It is this polluting combination of individualism, greed and mindlessness that makes his movie a lasting emblem of how the American Dream can, without any sense of values or personal - let alone global - responsibility, become everyone else's nightmare. And so debased has a section of American society become that it actually found this new low in comedy entertaining. |
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(Chris Tookey, Daily Mail) |
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| Saving Silverman (2001) |
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| Kudos to the writers for packing the script with lots of funny stuff. |
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So bad in so many different ways that perhaps you should see it, as an example of the lowest slopes of the bell-shaped curve. |
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(Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times) |
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Not only is it not funny, it's pathetically sad. |
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(MaryAnn Johanson, Flick Filosopher) |
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How bad is Saving Silverman? This is a movie in which a man is shown getting butt-cheek implants. |
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(Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel) |
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Really stinks. No, really. It's bad. Awful. |
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(Desson Howe, Washington Post) |
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A criminally incompetent gross-out comedy… We've had celebrations of male stupidity before in dozens of American movies; but few have been so utterly unredeemed by any glimmer of intelligence… I would call this the worst American comedy of all time, except that I still remember Freddy Got Fingered. |
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| Men in Black 2 (2002) |
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| Sillier, cuter, and shorter than the first (as best I remember), but still a very good time at the cinema. |
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| The Tuxedo (2002) |
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| Tailored to entertain! |
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| Welcome to Collinwood (2002) |
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| A fun quirky comedy, brilliant-plan-gone-awry picture. Surprising, amusing and odd, the plot plays rather unpredictable, purposely misfiring like an old Cleveland V-8. |
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| Analyze That (2002) |
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| Every bit as funny as Analyze This. |
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| I Heart Huckabees (2004) |
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| A great pace, great actors, crisp directing, a rich ripe juicy script, a fresh sense of humor and philosophical pondering that aren't stuffy, but rather amusing and musing at the same time... This is a wonderfully odd film. Don't expect it to be normal, but do yourself a favor and see it. |
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| Big Momma's House (2000) |
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| There are gorgeously funny parts. |
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| Undercover Brother (2002) |
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| Quick pace, no lulls, many silly bits and a soundtrack that knows how to back this kind of satirical comedy. |
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