The first half hour wasn't overly awful. Then the dialogue deteriorated more and more, until I felt that the actors themselves didn't believe in what they were doing.
... or maybe it was just that my Disbeliefsuspendor-o-matic 2000(tm) ran out of juice around the halfway mark.
This show won't survive the spring purge.
Everyone knows Hollywood is struggling and it seems like that they are going to take everything successful down with it, they are trying to draw every last ounce of blood out of anything that's ever made any money in the eighties and nineties, it is very sad, redose after redose after redose after redose, it seems like they're just trying to erase history of good movies
shareIt was a lot better than I expected, but I expected *beep* and was drunk. So You're probably correct.
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Can't say I agree. The party scene in the opening was sort of jagged. The bar fight is a waste of time even though it supports the character. The action keeps going without being hokey. The pace is spot on. Kevin Rahm, the Brooks Avery character at the window looking over the city...hilarious! I asked God's forgiveness for laughing so much when there was violence. And at the close, the scene at the fridge is uber hilarious spot on!