If you would have asked me last week, I would have told you that Adam Sandler's "Click" was the worst movie I'd ever seen. Well, I'm now ready to admit that "Click" isn't the worst movie I've ever seen - "Talladega Nights" is.
OK, I've probably seen worse movies, but I can't remember when I've seen a dumber one - or one that was so completely unfunny. Calling this a comedy is an insult to humour itself. There's nothing funny, charming, or clever about this movie, it's just stupid.
The only thing that even somewhat redeems this movie is Sacha Baron Cohen's performance. But even he can't save this stinking mess, not to mention the fact that he's tragically under-used - his total screen time is maybe 15 minutes.
The biggest problem with this movie is that there's no plot. It almost feels like a music video. It's just a bunch of quick cuts thrown together which don't add up to a meaningful whole.
People whose opinions I respect told me that this was a funny movie, despite how stupid it may seem. Well, I simply don't respect those people's opinions anymore. I'm dumber for having watched this crap.
OK, I've probably seen worse movies, but I can't remember when I've seen a dumber one - or one that was so completely unfunny. Calling this a comedy is an insult to humour itself. There's nothing funny, charming, or clever about this movie, it's just stupid.
The only thing that even somewhat redeems this movie is Sacha Baron Cohen's performance. But even he can't save this stinking mess, not to mention the fact that he's tragically under-used - his total screen time is maybe 15 minutes.
The biggest problem with this movie is that there's no plot. It almost feels like a music video. It's just a bunch of quick cuts thrown together which don't add up to a meaningful whole.
People whose opinions I respect told me that this was a funny movie, despite how stupid it may seem. Well, I simply don't respect those people's opinions anymore. I'm dumber for having watched this crap.