Tag: Comedy
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McConaughey stellar, LookingGlass a discovery in AMZIAH KING
McConaughey should be applauded for his strong return, LookingGlass should be applauded for bursting onto the scene with an unforgettable performance and Patterson should be applauded for sticking to his vision.
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ONE NIGHT ONLY completely carried by Barbaro
A fun flight of fancy but clumsily executed, ONE NIGHT ONLY is saved by Monica Barbaro, plain and simple.
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Barbie Ferreira lifts MILE END KICKS
While MILE END KICKS doesn’t call for the same emotional range as BOB TREVINO LIKES IT, Ferreira proves, once again, that she’s one of her generation’s greatest actors.
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SCARY MOVIE 6 hilarious at times, tired in others
A ton of these ideas are perfect for sketch television, to the point where SCARY MOVIE really makes you wish IN LIVING COLOR was still on the air.
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THE BREADWINNER a winner… for the whole family
Parents and grandparents of all ages can take kids at any stage of life and everyone will enjoy THE BREADWINNER to some degree.
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OVER YOUR DEAD BODY campy, bloody fun
Writers Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher take ultra-relatable themes such as nagging, pet peeves and lack of appreciation and turns a fun premise into an irreverent comedy that will have legs long after it leaves theaters.
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BUSBOYS a comedy but without the comedy
Like when a sports team assembles a super roster but falls short of a championship, BUSBOYS is a great example of how two hilarious comics can still fall flat despite combining powers.
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ROOMMATES harkens 90’s comedies in the best way
Netflix has a comedy-for-comedy’s-sake movie on it’s hands that’s relatable and will be played in every college dorm room from coast to coast for years to come.
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Charm, laughs aplenty in YOU, ME & TUSCANY
Director Kat Coiro delivers a sweet, charming and hilarious film here and, if you love the genre, YOU, ME AND TUSCANY is not to be missed.
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Beetz is a bad ass but THEY WILL KILL YOU misses the mark
On the surface, it seems like a creative, campy project. As you get more and more immersed, however, it becomes less and less imaginative.
