Not exact matches
I will give the movie a few positives: It has a tapeworm gag that is a solid gross - out
comedy moment, and there's a brief subplot involving Ike Barinholtz's character trolling an FBI agent that's
pretty great.
Golden Eye was a
great movie with both
comedy and action, and a crazy sadist chick, which I found was
pretty funny.
As is the case with
pretty much any scenario involving both the
great outdoors and exposed genitals, the experience is less steamy than it is a painful
comedy of errors, complete with eight - legged intruders.
It's also
pretty clearly influenced by such wry post coming - of - age
comedies as «Diner,» «The Big Chill» and, believe it not, Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen's
great 1955 noir musical, «It's Always Fair Weather.»
Clint Eastwood and Taylor Hackford did
great jobs of trusting their respective stories, and Alexander Payne has
pretty much perfected his approach to the human
comedy.
It's this immature view of women — the view of a tongue - tied schoolboy idolising the
prettiest girl in class — that sets Curtis's work apart from When Harry Met Sally, Annie Hall, His Girl Friday and the other
great romantic
comedies.
The fellow sitcom stars, in particular, both exhibit a
great knack for the kind of improvisational
comedy that typically serves as the building blocks for all of Jay and Mark Duplass» films, while Sarandon can
pretty much do no wrong.
But she's
pretty hilarious in it, and I do enjoy the movie as a whole, which is a
pretty great excuse for a lot of solid singing and dancing, and some fair to middling
comedy.
Speaking of humor, the man is
pretty darn hilarious in the romantic
comedy «Working Girl» — it's not
great, but it is
great to see Harrison in full Cary Grant mode alongside both Melanie Griffith and Sigourney Weaver.
That movie was
pretty funny but he followed that up with «Your Highness,» a fantasy spoof that is one of the biggest botches made by a recognizably
great filmmaker of recent times, and «The Sitter,» another misfired
comedy whose main selling point is that it wasn't quite as unwatchable as its predecessor.
Scripted
comedy in games is
great - Portal and Monkey Island are up there with any sitcom in terms of writing - but for me two games stand out in terms of delivering laughs on a consistent and persistent basis: - Dead Rising 2 - the ability to combine a plank of wood, a lawnmower, a chiselled jawline, a serious expression and a
pretty floral dress leads to some of the
greatest emergent
comedy I've ever seen in a game.