Not exact matches
The multi-camera
comedy has reinvigorated a family friendly genre and in One Day at a Time, the laughs are earned through your
average multi-camera family hijinks
as well
as nods to current events, political commentary and age - old generational wisdom.
A typically crass and sexist gangster
comedy from Eddie Murphy that's nowhere near
as good
as A Rage In Harlem (which is only
average itself...)
I view it
as an
average enjoyable
comedy with decent laughs.
While the script does present a realistic take on the chaos of life with little ones
as far
as this writer can tell (full disclosure: I am nobody's mother), it still conforms to the tired
comedy mandate that at least a half - dozen contemporary pop - culture references must be inserted into the
average feature - length script.
While not
as jam - packed with laughs
as some of his earlier work, this mockumentary — about a competition for minor - league and college sports mascots — still
averages more laughs than almost any
comedy you can name from the past six months.
The film does rebound for an effective and uplifting final stretch, however, which ultimately does confirm Coming to America's place
as a better - than -
average comedy and a worthy followup to Murphy and Landis» first collaboration, Trading Places.
Nick's story —
as well
as the cast of nutcases he has to deal with — works for Dead Rising's oddball mix of
comedy, social commentary, and outright gore, but it never really gels into something deeper than your
average B - movie plot.
Also,
as with most Apatow
comedies, the female roles tend to lack complexity, basically just male fantasies with a propensity for liking geeks and
average joes.
Aside from being a hugely entertaining romp, this film also works
as a far above -
average Irish rural
comedy as well
as a freaky monster movie.
Similarly, Gormican obviously wishes to present his characters
as more complex than the
average comedy hero, just
as in touch with their hearts and minds
as with their genitals and base impulses.
Well known to fans
as a member of the sketch
comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall, Scott Thompson is anything but your
average comedic talent.
As with the recently reviewed Little Black Book, Without A Paddle brings a little more to the table than the
average comedy, although it is much dumber than the aforementioned film.
Thank god, Eastwood seems the least bit interested in making this a
comedy, which is good,
as it would turn Gran Torino into an
average, forgettable flick.
Idiocracy is the sci - fi
comedy from Mike Judge about an
average guy, played by Luke Wilson, who is frozen and wakes up in the future - only to discover it's an idiotic place with Terry Crews
as President Camacho running the country, and Brawndo being distributed instead of water.
In The Honourable Wally Norman, veteran
comedy director Ted Emery used Cassell
as the pivotal character, boozy politician Willy Norman, who misspells his own name and sets Kevin Harrington's
average Joe «Wally Norman» on a course to Canberra.
The way in which McDormand delivers her lines or expresses so much emotion and humanity without even uttering a single word is
as good
as your going to see and her and McDonagh seem like a match made in movie making heaven
as they collaborate together too make this heavy bleak drama /
comedy a cut well above
average.
Scorching word - of - mouth helps Ryan Reynolds in tussle with squeaky rodents,
as Chinese
comedy sensation scores exceptional site
average on these shores
«I, Tonya» is just one example of an above
average film, which stars Margot Robbie
as Olympic figure skater, Tonya Harding, in a biographical sports
comedy - drama about the 1994 attack on rival Nancy Kerrigan.
Avoiding straight retread and trying hard to keep you guessing, the follow - up has its humorous moments and regard for viewers, both of which are enough to qualify it
as a slightly above
average comedy.
As Reich argued back in the 1930s, «If the psychic energies of the
average mass of people watching a football game or a musical
comedy could be diverted into the rational channels of a freedom movement, they would be invincible.»