I spent $$$ at the theater to see this. Mostly, it was pressure from others, but I also consoled myself with the idea that this would be a quirky comedy, which I usually enjoy. There was definitely lots of quirk, but the “comedy” morphed into meanness and cruelty fairly quickly.
I believe that the actors (Pattison, Ruffalo, Colette) portraying over-the-top weirdos had a lot more fun acting than I had watching them. The movie had its moments, and the thinly…
It is very impressive how this subject and documentary touch on so many important themes in today’s world. Whether it is racism, obsession with celebrity culture, tabloid journalism, how social media fosters hatred and lies, or how messed up the incestuous relationship between the Royals and media continues to be, this film, through two extremely admirable and likable people, says a great deal,
What a crappy movie. I am a lifelong fan of giant monster movies, but this cheap, dated drek is definitely bottom of the barrel.
