T3 was pleased to see that Team Skull, who dress in baggy gangster gear and bandanas, are well written
for comedy effect, frequently letting slip their own inherent stupidity.
I've seen rather more of that attitude NOT played up
for comedy effect recently than is comfortable.
Not exact matches
It truly is a sad day
for country music because there is no room
for innovation and unfortunately the Blue Collar
Comedy Tour has had a direct
effect on the market all too much.
Built on crazy special
effects work and even zanier antics, Waititi and screenwriters Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle, and Christopher Yost avoid these lulls, perpetually pushing forward lots of in - jokes
for MCU fans, and plenty of spoof - tinged moments to draw you into the peculiar world of
comedy contained within a relatively basic plot structure.
For a student film (Parker worked on this during his time at the University of Colorado) it's really professionally cast, the
effects aren't altogether sloppy, and the plot, though sporadic near the end, actually has a resounding action, and is historically accurate though stretched to involve dark
comedy.
Chris Pratt was pitch perfect as Star - Lord, Rocket and Groot absolutely stole the show and had brilliant scenes together, the story was blended absolutely perfectly with drama and bitingly sharp and satirical
comedy, with dazzling special
effects thrown into the mix
for good measure.
Mediocre
comedy that is slow with bad
effects, Mouse Hunt simply doesn't have anything good going
for it.
But I can report that the massive buildup
for the star - driven romantic
comedy with the title that sounds alternately dirty (launch, heh - heh) and prophetic (failure, ooh - ooh) has had a déjà vu
effect.
The final theatrical trailer
for the
effects - heavy Ben Stiller
comedy, Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian, has gone online.
If, like me, you have no fondness
for the original, then you'll likely enjoy this vampiric
comedy horror that boasts some decent visual
effects and ambitious action sequences.
The Opening Ceremony, wanting to celebrate the festival's 50th anniversary in style, had some great lighting
effects, a wonderful MC, a haunting projection on the façade of the theatre (which was transmitted via video into the auditorium), but also a cheesy 3D presentation, and a film — Soul Kitchen by Fatih Akin — that is simply a feel - good
comedy with little going
for it artistically.
From Robert Altman's The Company to Paul Haggis» In The Valley Of Elah, re-uniting with Apatow
for a brief cameo in Knocked Up to earning a Golden Globe nomination
for best actor in a musical or
comedy in Pineapple Express, lampooning his image to hilarious
effect in TV's 30 Rock to re-teaming with Tina Fey as the highlight of Date Night, and perfecting the portrayal of Allen Ginsberg in Howl to never failing to surprise with his next project, Franco's resume boasts a wealth of gold from his fourteen years in the public eye.
Viewers would be forgiven
for their hesitance to see another movie from the directors of the «Vacation» reboot, but John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, working from a pitch - perfect screenplay by Mark Perez («Accepted»), have crafted an ensemble
comedy that lives up to its high - concept premise while giving a gang of talented actors — including the gifted Jason Bateman, so rarely employed to great
effect on the big screen — fun characters and big, outrageous moments.
Laden with themes of accepting responsibility and accountability, the film takes all its time attempting to grow Shrek as a character and as a side
effect loses most of the
comedy the franchise is known
for.
This being an R - rated
comedy, everything is exaggerated to ridiculous heights
for effect.
This year's sequel «Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb» may not be particularly notable as a special
effects action
comedy, but it's notable
for containing Robin Williams» final performance, a third turn as...
Actor Seth Rogen and writer Evan Goldberg, who previously teamed up on the screenplays
for Superbad, Pineapple Express, The Green Hornet, and The Watch, now make their co-directing debut with this
comedy extravaganza, a remarkable mix of monsters, visual
effects, vulgar humor, and feel - good optimism.
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Though some viewers may find themselves playing spot - the - author with the patchy script (e.g., a fight scene gag involving The Cure's Disintegration, which smacks of Wright), it still makes
for an enjoyable, intermittently inspired
effects - driven
comedy and a welcome antidote to the over-burdened world - saving that seems to define big - screen superhero stories.
The Skeleton Twins is a distinct departure
for them both but director Craig Johnson knows how to use their impressive skills
for both
comedy and drama to great
effect.
For example, Men In Black divided its energies fairly evenly between
comedy and
effects - heavy action sequences, while an educated guess would put Evolution at about 90 percent special
effects, with the remainder sprinkled toward other concerns.
Summer is the season
for sequels, superheroes, special
effects, chases, and explosions, with some slob
comedies and animated family films added to the mix.
A sort of spiritual sequel to the touchstone adolescent cinema of the 1980s, The Lather
Effect is a wistfully engaging ensemble flick about the emotional grappling of the generation that grew up on MTV and the Rubik's Cube — like the characters of a John Hughes
comedy getting back together
for one last meeting of the breakfast club and finding out things aren't what they use to be.
The tone lets you know that it's all meant to be silly fun, though the extreme violence does seem at odds with the overall
effect of the
comedy, as does his attempt
for his characters to find a semblance of goodness despite the amoral way in which Black spins his yarn.
Pain & Gain is the first film that we see Bay trying to do something a little different than his normal
effects driven films as he goes
for more of a
comedy mixed with a lot of brutal action.
The tone alternates nimbly between
comedy and horror, and two early sequences combine music (Echo and the Bunnymen's «Killing Moon» and Tears
for Fears) and image to stunning
effect.
Meanwhile, Todd McCarthy of the Hollywood Reporter wrote of the film, «Intense emotional currents and the jagged feelings of volatile actors are turned loose to raucous dramatic and darkly comedic
effect in one of the most sustained examples of visually fluid tour de force cinema anyone's ever seen... An exemplary cast, led by Michael Keaton... fully meets the considerable demands placed upon it by director Alejandro G. Inarritu... The film's exhilarating originality, black
comedy and tone that is at once empathetic and acidic will surely strike a strong chord with audiences looking
for something fresh.»
Romantic
comedies are rarely ripe with special features, but that didn't
effect my desire
for more from the single - disc release of «Definitely, Maybe.»
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