I understand and enjoy some serious movies.
I understand and enjoy some downright silly movies and other entertainment. I've posted many times that I'm basically a Howard Stern Superfan, for cyring out loud.
But one thing I really can't stand is a movie that has simply been dumbed down.
That is what Man of the Year is and I implore you not to waste a second of your time or a penny of your income on it. I won't even waste the space here giving you much of a synopsis.
It seems to want to make a serious point about the so-called corruption of political discourse in this country while playing on (primarily left-wing) fantasties of a fixed election and, for good measure, a bit of a love story.
It's a poorly written story from the first moment and acts moreso as a tapestry of isolated standup routines by star Robin Williams and Lewis Black to recyle parts of their standup acts.
My thumbs are down...I'm wondering where theirs were.
I understand and enjoy some downright silly movies and other entertainment. I've posted many times that I'm basically a Howard Stern Superfan, for cyring out loud.
But one thing I really can't stand is a movie that has simply been dumbed down.
That is what Man of the Year is and I implore you not to waste a second of your time or a penny of your income on it. I won't even waste the space here giving you much of a synopsis.
It seems to want to make a serious point about the so-called corruption of political discourse in this country while playing on (primarily left-wing) fantasties of a fixed election and, for good measure, a bit of a love story.
It's a poorly written story from the first moment and acts moreso as a tapestry of isolated standup routines by star Robin Williams and Lewis Black to recyle parts of their standup acts.
My thumbs are down...I'm wondering where theirs were.
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