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Justin Bateman is the worst! I must admit that Mc Carthy 's willingness to keep plugging away in hopelessly dry humor is something we can hope will rub-off on Bateman. He is a vapid SoCal alleged actor that brings nothing to the table. I find it just amazing that his lack of comedic timing or ability to lend some verve or pop into tiresome scripts has not earned him a lifetime position on Adam Sandler's team of talentless actors. I really believe an actor like McCarthy is freed-up by her heavy weight and absence of looksto really play it to the absolute hilt almost of the capacity animation does for physical comedy....We will see much more of her(pardon) and hopefully Bateman will join his sister in retirement...
Feb 11 - 09:52 PM
What a stupid opinion. Bateman is a nice guy and reliable comedic actor. You must be the only person on the face of the planet dumb enough to call him unfunny. What's wrong, not enough frying pans getting banged on heads? Makes sense you would be into a chunker like McCarthy who's only appeal is being exploited on screen as one big fat joke for easy laughs. She could deny the Holocaust and you'd chuckle because of your fetish for plus sizes. Take a hike, Rabbi
Feb 23 - 07:37 PM
"She could deny the Holocaust and you'd chuckle because of your fetish for plus sizes. Take a hike, Rabbi."
Damn, dude. That's kind of fucked up lol.
Feb 24 - 09:44 AM
What's fucked up is you give Sean a free pass for insulting a seasoned actor whose name he couldn't even get right. Yeah, how dare he entertain people and do what he loves! Justine Baterman, what a fascist pig!
Mar 19 - 11:43 AM
Chill the fuck out. I don't agree with what Sean said any more than you do, but leave his religious orientation out of it.
Mar 19 - 06:08 PM
What's the matter Alex? Hurt your feelings with one of my posts? Frankly, someone with an Ed Helm avatar should not be participating in a discussion about the merits of comedy, anyway. Now wipe away the tears and don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out.
Mar 22 - 05:57 PM
There is NOTHING funny about identity theft. It is horrible, agonizing, and take forever to fix. Not to mention the $$$$!
Don't care who's in it. Wouldn't go to see it if it was free.
Feb 6 - 06:18 AM
I'd say it's less likely yo be funny based on starring an obese pantload from an unfunny CBS sitcom with a laughtrack.
Feb 4 - 01:41 PM
Chase is a troll, guys. All he does is show up on a movie's board before the film comes out and says it looks stupid. Don't feed him. Let him live under his lonely bridge in isolation.
Feb 4 - 06:30 AM
Do you even know what a troll is? I did that with 3 movies. This one, Movie, 43, and The Haunting in CT 2. So far, I'm 2 for 2. I create threads like these because I'm generally right, and because I get bored when I'm not working on my own portfolio. Not that it's any of your business. Get used to me, because I'm not going anywhere, dude.
Feb 4 - 11:45 AM
you are clearly not able to understand who true trolls are, so please think before you post another comment.
Feb 5 - 03:41 PM
A "thread" that doesn't seem to serve a purpose or make much of a statement.
Feb 3 - 01:08 PM
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It's in reference to the OP calling the movie a "comedy", which, best I can tell, he is using the parenthesis in an ironic context, since he doesn't seem to think the movie has much potential as a comedy since the plot of the movie is based around identity theft.
Here, I'm using the word "thread" ironically. To me, an internet thread typically consists of the OP either making a statement and then backing up their viewpoint with evidence to support their statement, or posing a question to open up a debate or conversation. I use the word "thread" here ironically, because the original poster has not really done either of these things.
I've been on the internet long enough to know that there are a large number of cases where threads exist solely to incite anger or vent some sort of rage caused by some other aspect of the internet users life, but the less cynical side of me likes to think the internet can still be used for objective discussion. Then again, maybe that's just a sign I'm growing old. 10 years from now, the internet may have no value, except as a verbal battleground for socially awkward teenage virgins to launch homophobic remarks at each other.
Of course then again, maybe I'm putting way too much thought into having an adult discussion about a movie that could end up being complete garbage.
Feb 4 - 01:32 PM
Well, you're basing the quality of the movie off of the premise that you saw in the trailer. It could be funny.
Feb 2 - 08:04 PM
I don't see how qualifies as a "fight", hollis. I'm just wondering why Chase felt the need to make this.
Feb 2 - 10:52 PM
A comedy about drug dealing? A comedy about poverty? A comedy about identity crisis? A comedy about substance abuse? A comedy about burglary? A comedy about murder? A comedy about rogue scientists? A comedy about obesity?
Sorry that all comedies aren't cute like Pixar films.... Oh wait, they have films about mass extinction and genocide, child torture, murder....pollution to the point of non existing...
Feb 1 - 04:24 PM
From the premise of your title, and following statement it appeared as though you were saying through a sarcastic tone, "There is nothing funny about identity theft." To which I made my subsequent rebuttal.
Sorry that you felt the need to create a thread with such a small amount of context and not expect someone to make this inference.
Feb 4 - 06:18 PM
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Alex Maverick
I saw it. Not bad, but definitely not great. But then again, I did sneak into it, so I might have like it more than I would've if I had paid for it.
Feb 18 - 09:56 PM