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WOW! First off, what’s a "sophisticated comedy" (I don’t think “sophisticated” when I see weeding crashers) and why do you point it out like it matters (i.e. does this subtract from the hilariousness of the movie, which you point out several times, NO). And if you think this type of comedy is hilarious, then why would you step back and think it’s stupid, it’s not stupid, it’s just funny. It purposes is to make you laugh, not ponder questions on life, so there is no need to step back. And I never once realized any problems with chemistry, except for ones that seem to have been made deliberate, in order to make for some awkward/funny moments. Everyone of legal age should see this movie unless you are lame, and have never been intoxicated, and even then I’m sure it would still be funny. This movie deserves more stars from just a dude
Thank you for your comments. In response: I suppose by the word 'sophisticated', I was trying to imply that the comedy didn't rely on slapstick humor for laughs. Not that slapstick humor is necessarily 'stupid', but it doesn't appeal to all audiences. (Just giving a comprehensive review for all who might read it.) As for my criticism on actor chemistry, just re-watch the scene when the naked asian jumps out of the trunk. The convo between Alan and Stu is off. This is also noticable at the breakfast table when the gorup is attempting to plan their day. Again, it's not glaring, but the 'baby masterbating' joke might have been funnier. Other than that, the maximum rating for my system is 5 stars. Please forgive me if even a dude has reservations about giving "the hangover" a perfect score.
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ReplyDeleteWOW! First off, what’s a "sophisticated comedy" (I don’t think “sophisticated” when I see weeding crashers) and why do you point it out like it matters (i.e. does this subtract from the hilariousness of the movie, which you point out several times, NO). And if you think this type of comedy is hilarious, then why would you step back and think it’s stupid, it’s not stupid, it’s just funny. It purposes is to make you laugh, not ponder questions on life, so there is no need to step back. And I never once realized any problems with chemistry, except for ones that seem to have been made deliberate, in order to make for some awkward/funny moments. Everyone of legal age should see this movie unless you are lame, and have never been intoxicated, and even then I’m sure it would still be funny. This movie deserves more stars from just a dude
Thank you for your comments. In response: I suppose by the word 'sophisticated', I was trying to imply that the comedy didn't rely on slapstick humor for laughs. Not that slapstick humor is necessarily 'stupid', but it doesn't appeal to all audiences. (Just giving a comprehensive review for all who might read it.) As for my criticism on actor chemistry, just re-watch the scene when the naked asian jumps out of the trunk. The convo between Alan and Stu is off. This is also noticable at the breakfast table when the gorup is attempting to plan their day. Again, it's not glaring, but the 'baby masterbating' joke might have been funnier. Other than that, the maximum rating for my system is 5 stars. Please forgive me if even a dude has reservations about giving "the hangover" a perfect score.
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