I only watched this because of "The Chair". In fact, I had never heard of Shane Dawson before. But, from his personality on The Chair, I was strangely intrigued.
There were a lot of jokes in this movie. I mean, a lot. It was rare to go thirty seconds without a joke. On the plus side, it weakens your resistance, and eventually you start laughing out loud. On the down side, such a stream of jokes takes away from any emotional connection you have with the characters. No one is serious. So it's hard to take them seriously.
However, there was just enough plot to weave the jokes together, and serve as a distraction so that you don't see the jokes coming.
But, to be honest, I got more laughs out of this than 'Neigbours' and 80% of the comedies that get made with a much bigger budget.
There were a lot of jokes in this movie. I mean, a lot. It was rare to go thirty seconds without a joke. On the plus side, it weakens your resistance, and eventually you start laughing out loud. On the down side, such a stream of jokes takes away from any emotional connection you have with the characters. No one is serious. So it's hard to take them seriously.
However, there was just enough plot to weave the jokes together, and serve as a distraction so that you don't see the jokes coming.
But, to be honest, I got more laughs out of this than 'Neigbours' and 80% of the comedies that get made with a much bigger budget.