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I hope this movie bumps Nick Swardson up to the next level. The guy is really funny. I don't know if it's coming back but his show on Comedy Central was hilarious.
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Danny McBride 30 MINUTES OR LESS Interview
I hope this movie bumps Nick Swardson up to the next level. The guy is really funny. I don't know if it's coming back but his show on Comedy Central was hilarious.
First Look At Jennifer Garner In ‘Butter’ > The Playlist
One film that is pretty high on our must-see list at TIFF this year is “Butter,” a film that boasts an outrageously good all-star cast—Jennifer Garner, Hugh Jackman, Olivia Wilde, Alicia Silverstone, Rob Corddry, Ashley Greene, Ty Burrell, Yara Shahidi—in a high concept, Black List approved comedy.
Directed by Jim Field Smith (“She’s Out of My League) and written by Jason Micallef, the story follows Laura (Garner), the wife of a former butter sculpting champion Bob (Burrell) who tries to take the mantle from her husband only to be thwarted by a young adopted African American girl (Shahidi), who has discovered that she has a natural talent for making art from out of butter. The offbeat story has a bit of edge to it as it’s apparently an analogy for the 2008 Democratic primaries. In this political allegory, Laura and Bob are obviously Hillary and Bill Clinton, with the the young African girl playing the Barack Obama figure in the story. Whether or not that allusion is pushed hard or not, we’ll soon see, but this has some great potential and well be eager to see how it turns out.
Feh and double feh!Originally Posted by jerseydevil
TRIPLE FEH!!!
RIGHT HERE!!!
The first one is for Danny McBride being way too overexposed. It would be nice if we could go a few months without seeing him playing the exact same role in some commercial/tv show/movie.
The second one is because I think Bucky Larson : Born to be a Star looks horrible.
30 MINUTES OR LESS Review
ok, so it's fair to middlin...I can live with that.Sometimes it’s best for a comedy not to overstay its welcome and we may have become too accustomed to the long comedy. Not all comedies need to be Apatownian with long scenes of riffing and emotional character arcs. 30 Minutes or Less runs like its central character: as if it were about to explode.
Rating: B
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