Movie Reviews6.8/10
Nick Cage Channels His Own Legends in The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
A comedy wherein a man, famous for his errors, must save his daughter and his career by playing himself again and again.
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Tag: comedy
Movie Reviews7.3/10
Will Ferrell Hears the Voice of His Own Story in Stranger Than Fiction
A tale of an IRS agent who hears a voice narrating his doom, and the writer whose words conspire to end his days.
Movie Reviews6.8/10
Shaolin Soccer Review: Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Comedy Scores 6.8 Out of 10
A tale of a monk and his five brothers who bring kung fu to the pitch in a wild Hong Kong comedy.
TV Reviews7.4/10
‘The Devil Is a Part-Timer!’ Turns a Demon Lord Into a Fast-Food Worker
A demon lord sent to modern Tokyo becomes a burger flipper at MgRonald's, watched by a hero in disguise.
TV Reviews8.3/10
‘Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun’ Review: A Cowardly Boy’s 89-Episode Rise Amid Monsters
A cowardly boy sold to a demon attends a school for monsters, hiding his humanity amid flame-summoning jests.
Josh Johnson Calls His Mom During His ‘Last Meal’ on Mythical Kitchen
Josh Johnson calls his mom during his last meal on Mythical Kitchen, a tender moment amid a feast of fruit slushes, pizza, and gumbo.
Movie Reviews3.6/10
‘That Awkward Moment’ Is a Pact That Never Pays Off
A trio of friends vow eternal bachelorhood, then betray each other nightly; a tale of awkward moments, repeated ad nauseam.
Movie Reviews3.9/10
Paul Blart: Mall Cop Review — Kevin James Carries a Script That Never Changes Him
A clumsy guard, a stolen mall, and a fight he never earns. Paul Blart: Mall Cop review.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
‘Wake Up Dead Man’: A Murder Inside the Church That Even Benoit Blanc Can’t Explain
A dead man wakes in a church, and Benoit Blanc must unravel the mystery of who murdered him amid priests and bishops.
Movie Reviews6.5/10
Naked Gun Sequel Trades Energy Plot for Drebin’s Comedic Chaos
A bumbling officer stands in the way of a great conspiracy, though he knows it not, in this sequel of mirth and mishap.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Thirteen Years On, Watamote Still Makes Us Squirm by Making Us See Ourselves
A tale of a girl who blames all upon the fault of others for her want of popularity, wherein comedy and cruelty meet.
Movie Reviews8.8/10
Paddington 2 Turns a Framed Bear Into a Family Comedy Triumph
A bear from Darkest Peru pursues a thief across London in this warm, funny sequel, a triumph of memory and marmalade.