Director Ramaa Mosley eschews violence for a more whimsical, Tim Burton-esque treatment in this offbeat, darkly
funny satire.
A brilliant blend of exhilarating action, psychological pathos, and dead - on
funny satire makes for one of the more adrenaline - pumping action vehicles of the 1980s.
With W., his insightfully
funny satire of George W. Bush, Stone turns the bumbling but affa..
With W., his insightfully
funny satire of George W. Bush, Stone turns the bumbling but affable president and his entourage into Dr. Strangelove.
WHY: «What We Do in the Shadows» sounds like a bad comedy sketch — a «Real World» - esque reality show with vampires in place of horny millennials — but it's actually a very
funny satire of the vampire subgenre that's done in the deadpan style of a Christopher Guest mockumentary.
Writer - director Jake Kasdan has come up with a wickedly
funny satire about the vast wasteland of television.
If Get Out, Jordan Peele's screamingly
funny satire of white - liberal prejudice in America, was just one continuous take of Daniel Kaluuya's face, it would still be a gripping watch.
«What We Do in the Shadows» sounds like a bad comedy sketch — a «Real World» - esque reality show with vampires in place of horny millennials — but it's actually a really
funny satire of the vampire subgenre that's done in the deadpan style of a Christopher Guest mockumentary.
Ingrid Goes West starts as a sharp, darkly
funny satire.
AMERICAN VIRGIN This hard - edged and
funny satire will appeal to the same audiences that made «Freeway» a cult hit.
A dispiritingly vitriolic, only sporadically
funny satire of»50s Hollywood, Hail, Caesar!
Funny satire that looks at the film industry through the eyes of a terrible B - Horror movie director played by David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London).
But the video actually works on two levels: It's
funny satire and it's actually kind of motivating.
Not exact matches
I expected to see some truly
funny political
satire in the spirit of editorial cartooning.
Her show is edgy,
funny and presents news - focused comedy that has more punch than even more established political
satire outlets.
I'd pass your cartoon on to Andrew Linzey, except I am sure he wouldn't see the
funny side of the
satire.
eter, you are
funny... I made no excuse, I wimply pointed out that the
satire was not realy
satire at all... but a trollish attempt to foment discord.
It produces the
funniest postures and scenes, to be enjoyed by any and all who can... for however long, distance self from the stage of ego, and take a seat in the audience of loving acceptance, and thereby appreciate the irony, the
satire, the drama, and all else involved in an a frantic and frenzied ego production, brought to you by the people at Self Interest Bloated and Perverted Inc...
This is a little heavy - handed in its
satire, but very
funny anyway, but maybe I'm just a grumpy middle - aged guy who doesn't have the energy to be post-anything.
Though even if that's true, the
satire of hip Evangelicalism is still
funny.
I guess the reason the
satire is so
funny is because it seems so close to reality.
Humor,
funny, ha ha...
satire uses both in reference to every day human weaknesses and foibles to make us THINK or simply to share the experience of being human!
So it's an unexpected delight to find «The Global War on Morris,» a political
satire by Rep. Steve Israel (D - N.Y.), so spirited and
funny.
Never has such a completely cynical
satire, about how our politics works been so
funny.
Gregarious but prone to brooding, working writer, cartoonist and painter with a background in journalism and advertising; born with a penchant for
satire, quick witted, empathetic, sensitive, talkative,
funny.
Vancouver, British Columbia About Blog The Burrard Street Journal is a occasionally
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Yet the execution isn't as
funny as it sounds, with the film more concerned with fart jokes than edgy political
satire.
Thompson, though, had already scored a role on another highly esteemed TV series in 1995, Garry Shandling's mercilessly
funny Hollywood
satire The Larry Sanders Show.
This is not smart, this is not
funny, this is not
satire - it is just a piece of crap.
Alpha House hits a few notes of inspired
satire — like the bowl of American flag lapel pins the senators keep on the kitchen counter — but Trudeau's been more biting and much
funnier elsewhere, past TV efforts like Tanner ’88 and the malaise - infected Doonesbury Special included.
A
satire is only as good as its subject, and in the very
funny I'm Gon na Git You Sucka, Keenen Ivory Wayans has found a rich and relatively untapped one.
It's sexy, smart and
funny, but also stylish and filled with social
satire and commentary on the culture of money.
As
funny as that moment is, the payout in this flick should be the
satire... of which there is very little.
Wondrously inventive,
funny and poignant, WALL * E is part sci - fi adventure, part cautionary fable, part
satire and part love story, which may be the best and most improbable part of all.
Unfortunately, despite its Fellini-esque scale, this misanthropic
satire is not particularly
funny.
And the
funny thing is that the
satire, while criticizing U.S foreign policy, isn't as particularly biting or edgy as the film believes itself to be.
Director Paul Verhoeven, the mastermind behind so many great, giant camp films, made a large scale, NC - 17,
satire on the world of the Las Vegas showgirl, but of course it wasn't meant to be
funny.
This isn't a major Dante effort, but his ability to make a good - natured
satire that allows an audience to read it several ways at once is as strong as ever, and many of the sidelong genre notations are especially
funny.
The filmmaker's attempt to balance social
satire and farce doesn't always work, but While We're Young is smart and
funny enough to overcome its flaws.
Flick (a wickedly
funny Reese Witherspoon) is the bouncy ball of arrogance at the centre of Election, ingrained in popular culture thanks to director Alexander Payne, who also claims that President Barack Obama told him Election is his favourite political
satire.
Despite a few clever gags and some very
funny asides from the mugging Price, viewers expecting a Monty Python - style
satire of horror films will be rather disappointed.
This might have been a savvy
satire on today's celebrity - struck media culture, but Niccol unfolds the story at a lumbering pace, peppered with not -
funny gags and dramatic scenes that build little emotional power.
It's a reasonably
funny religious
satire that takes potshots at easy targets but is quite watchable due to the participation of two Oscar winners and two Oscar nominees.
Observing how fertile the field of heavy metal music is for
satire, it's disappointing to watch Airheads bumble around, desperately trying to find something
funny to say.
If you want good
satire, just watch the talent contests and interviews of real pageants; they are much
funnier.
In the crass sporting
satire, The Bronze, the audience is supposed to unleash their wicked
funny bones at the door for a former foul - mouthed Olympic blonde - haired...
Not as dark or as
funny as Bob Roberts, the other great political
satire of the 90s.
It's the most quotable film of the 2000s — by miles — and the cynical potty mouths on screen are so articulate and creative that, after the avalanche of witticisms, you're left with the lingering sense that you've seen not just a
funny movie but also a wicked political
satire of the highest order, the kind where the absurdity speaks for itself.
The instinct is to recoil, but damned if it isn't the first De Niro performance in his self - parodic period that's both spot - on in its auto -
satire and
funny to boot.