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Occasional weak jokes fall flat.
The majority of the film's "jokes" come from Sandler having conversations with himself, usually over his unrecognised comic talent and beating himself up because he's too ugly and can't get women.
I found the jokes predictable (apart from a few witty remarks on the topic of war) and the characters completely one-dimensional.
In his stand up,he jokes about it getting great laughs.
I was expecting a little cartoon series with lots of fun (but rehashed and overdone) Bush jokes.
I understand the jokes quite well, they just aren't good.
But anyways, this is absolutely the worst show I have ever seen in my life, the jokes are terrible, I mean, you can understand them, they're just horrible, her controversy is very lame, her fart jokes and other jokes on bodily fluids are really dumb and usually consist of really bad acting.
All the characters live trough the day by carrying pranks, boyish jokes.
So what have you told at the end of it all - nothing - just a few crude jokes strung together in an otherwise direction less movie.
The jokes were flat to mildly amusing.
The wholesome of the film, however, is not as successful as it could and should have been, with jokes and parody situations that are way too overlong.
Production line collection of fart jokes that pretends 'Babe' was never made; the writers clearly hoped that the gimmick of seeing animals talk would be enough to keep the movie going.
It is so dated that the jokes no longer stand up.
I feel sorry for the actors for having to attempt to be funny (especially Bob Saget), the laugh track tries to cover up the sad jokes and the "Awwww" track comes up at the most unnecessary times.
The jokes have been done in other places so many times, that they aren't cute or funny.
Not only is the writing atrocious and the jokes awful, but the camera work and film quality are amateur at best.
For me this is a story that starts with some funny jokes regarding Franks fanatasies when he is travelling with a staircase and when he is sitting in business meetings...
When anti-bush jokes get really easy to do, a show like this had better make sure it has something extra.
When that something extra is kid versions of political figures making jokes about the future they don't have yet, it's just plain nonsense.
It was not boring to watch, but gave the audience no jokes to laugh at.
Scary Movie 2 is definitely the worst of the 4 films, for there is not much of a plot , bad acting, pretty tedious and some really cheesy jokes.
He will only voice Shaggy if he doesn't eat meat, and that was just a stupid corporate-done change to update the franchise, as if the Internet jokes weren't enough.
I like almost every British sitcom (okay... maybe not Monthy Python, some of the jokes were great, but some of them I didn't understand.), but this League of Gentlemen is just something good to make you sick.
The theme tune wasn't very good either, I can't even remember it, and the jokes were lame and contrived.
And, although it never reaches the heights of Goon comedy, there are plenty of amusing jokes that seem to point in the right direction.
It's far from a great film - it's often slow, too ridiculous, and sometimes the jokes simply aren't there - but it is nevertheless enjoyable - if only for another top rate performance from Peter Sellers.
The jokes are not funny and the acting is horrendous.
Not only are the characters (in this case, a gang of goofball National Guards(wo)men sent to investigate the turbulent hills of the original remake) completely obnoxious and prone to really annoying genre pitfalls (played without a lick of irony, mind you), but they are constantly cracking jokes that aren't funny.
Everyone in the cinema, young and old, was there to see talking animals make jokes, and whilst they did that we were all happy...
Based on a play by Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark, this tale of an estranged married couple (Foxx and Pearl Bailey) learning the hard way that their son is secretly gay--and living with a mincing, prancing white homosexual--has enough limp-wristed jokes to shame any early episode of "Three's Company".
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