I was going to give it a bad rating. Anything with a product placement generally doesn't get above a 5. And despite the big name comedians I was not finding it funny. The premise of truthfulness was actually more like "unable to filter what I say" and seeing only the superficial.
And then about half way in there was the very clever critique of religion and it was so well/amusingly done, it saved the movie for me. In fact, if there hadn't been product placement I would've put it on par with "life of Brian".
So, it's not perfect, but well worth watching - I don't buy the products that were being pushed anyway.
And then about half way in there was the very clever critique of religion and it was so well/amusingly done, it saved the movie for me. In fact, if there hadn't been product placement I would've put it on par with "life of Brian".
So, it's not perfect, but well worth watching - I don't buy the products that were being pushed anyway.