This film undoubtedly ranks among the most disappointing cinematic experiences I've encountered. It fails to elicit any genuine humor and, instead, proves to be an insufferable ordeal. One can't help but question the motivations behind its creation-why would anyone pen, produce, and dare to involve respected actors in a project so detrimental to their reputations?
The movie's contemptuous attitude towards the audience is palpable, leaving us wondering why the filmmakers have such disregard for our valuable time. Each scene unfolds with a sense of purposelessness, accompanied by dialogue that lacks any meaningful significance. In the words of the esteemed Roger Ebert, "No good movie is long enough, and no bad movie is short enough," and this film unmistakably falls into the latter category.
In essence, this movie is an infuriating and regrettable piece of cinematic waste, leaving viewers perplexed by its existence and the talents it squanders.
The movie's contemptuous attitude towards the audience is palpable, leaving us wondering why the filmmakers have such disregard for our valuable time. Each scene unfolds with a sense of purposelessness, accompanied by dialogue that lacks any meaningful significance. In the words of the esteemed Roger Ebert, "No good movie is long enough, and no bad movie is short enough," and this film unmistakably falls into the latter category.
In essence, this movie is an infuriating and regrettable piece of cinematic waste, leaving viewers perplexed by its existence and the talents it squanders.
