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No emotion, no laughs, no story.
This is a movie you watch for laughs.
If you have nothing to do, you are with some good friends and you want to have some laughs about a movie, that is supposed to be serious, watch Tycus and Peter Onorati, a man who will teach you how to knock over bad guys with empty carton boxes!
I certainly had my share of deep laughs (at the movie's expense, of course,) which didn't make him happy as he really wanted to see it.
There are very few laughs because the whole thing is so forced.There is plenty of talent on the screen and some come off better than others.
She does indeed go far out on the proverbial limb here playing a beyond-vivacious parolee attempting to prove she was framed for murder (a body was found in the trunk of her car after she ran a red light...big laughs).
Griffin Dunne seems defeated playing Maddy's keeper, while the poor-choice supporting cast struggles to get laughs with lousy dialogue.
THE GREAT DICTATOR produces few laughs today because it under-estimated the extent of human evil, but it succeeds despite its artless and inappropriate speechifying, because it has the distinct advantage of being vindicated by history.
Except for the bit where the hard-luck loser turned deranged psychopath from forced medical experimentation pours his pea soup on the doctor's head and laughs like any good raving lunatic should...that's all.
I first watched this show hoping for a few laughs, good acting, and good plot.
To my surprise the Americans got it right this time, as their version with Meryl Streep and Roseanne is played for laughs and is rather funny.
When played for laughs the storyline works.
I really can't recommend it to anyone, not even for unintentional laughs.
I thought that it would be good for a few decent laughs.
Some laughs came out of this movie, but all and all it totally took 90 minutes of my life away from me.
Then, the voice in off seems as a documentary, actors and actress in the movie sometimes laughs -take a look to the sequence when Juana arrives to the council which want to keep her isolated-; the castles are almost broken when in the age of the movie they have been recently built, crowds are just "four" people, lights are bad placed...Compared with Amelie Poulain, the french movie for the oscars...it has no sense to speak about a bad movie like Juana la loca.
This is an amusing little movie with a few laughs that are actually snorts of "uh-huh".
Don't take this film seriously, just watch it for laughs....a great party movie.
After watching the continuously sub-par, unfunny attempts by the actors to solicit some laughs, I am left wondering whether the live audience is genuinely laughing at what transpires, or whether they, too, are improvising.
It was probably intended to have an epic vision and a surrealistic flair (at least in some episodes), but the separate stories are never elevated into a meaningful whole, and the laughs are few and far between.
Not without it's laughs (again chemical aid is crucial) and certainly not without offending the politically over-sensitive (which I'm always in favor of) but ultimately not worth the time out of your life.
Rent this only movie if you're in the mood for laughs (for sheer stupidity) , as this movie wouldn't scare a bunch of kindergartners at a Halloween party!
This film did entertain me with lots of laughs at the actors who kept the film moving along in all types of crazy directions.
The only real laughs come at the beginning with a brief appearance by Ben Stain.
at least the acting provides some (unintentional) laughs.
It was fun, it had a few laughs in it, it was full of energy.
Ellen Barkin gives a respectable performance as the lead detective, and Julian Sands provides unintentional laughs as a cross-dressing psychiatrist, which is why it escapes a one-star rating.
Supposedly, a movie about a magazine sending journalists to investigate reports of UFOs with one being more or less tolerant or agnostic about the whole affair and the other an Aussie, a hardened skeptic who laughs at the UFO nonsense.
Michael Bernardo as Dante is worth laughs in his own right, with an incredibly funny catchphrase and evil laugh.
It had almost no laughs.
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