Uncomfortably funny in classic McDonagh fashion, this story of friendship, loss, and mortality is sharp, profane, politically incorrect, and just a little cruel.
Uncomfortably funny in classic McDonagh fashion, this story of friendship, loss, and mortality is sharp, profane, politically incorrect, and just a little cruel.
A confused and softened retelling that never fully commits to the weight of its own story nor the intelligence of its audience.
Delivers what Adam Sandler fans want: dopey, moronic fun.
Fans of Jarmusch’s sarcastic wit and dark humor will love his wacky, subversive, genre-blending zombie film.
It’s a stale set up and no new comedy bounds are broken, but the “The Week Of” delivers the laughs and will surprise audiences with its genuinely sweet and heartwarming story.
I love political satire as much as anyone, but this film is insufferable with its back-slapping, elitist brand of supposed “humor.”