Review Time
Warning: there is flash photography/flashing effects/medical procedure/child exploitation/animal cruelty/simulation of suicide.
Storyline: on both
counts the storyline and the pacing of this film is good; I mean it knows what
it is doing from beginning to end and it sticks to it.
Comedy/Action/Art: the comedy and the action go hand-in-hand in this project, there are
also individual comedy elements as well. So straight off the bat I have
deliberately chosen the comedy elements/action or just the comedy elements
which are safe to put in this review [a selection which I can give you a rough
description of,] because the comedy level ranges between mature to adult.
So in this
sport game known as BASEketball, the defending team player has to Psych Out,
the opposing player to make sure they miss their shot; for an example Cooper/Parker decides to take off this piece
of foil from its roll and chew on it or for another example we have Remer/Stone
pressing play on this player with this really slow story narration which
Remer/Stone goes up alongside holding up this player which slowly but surely
puts this opposition player to sleep [Remer/Stone is holding this player
ongoing narration in one hand and in the other hand he is holding this pillow.]
Here are two
examples of the comedy on its own merit; in short we have this supporting
character/performer in Scolari/Dian that's inside this Hot Tub [in the
background to this news report] with the effects of someone must have pulled
the plug and the consequences of that. Then we have The Jerry Springer Show
Drinking Game; the rule is every time there is a fight on this TV program these
characters/performers drink theirs shot.
Art: there
is music provided by the band Reel Big Fish and there are fireworks in this
film.
Characters/Performers: on both counts they are good; likewise there is good on-screen
chemistry with everyone involved.
This film receives: 8/10, this film is excellent; this film is a laugh, but I now have to
be sensible and say at minimum you are not going to like this film or just take
it for what it is; which is not a serious sports film.
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