A Mildly Funny Movie

Rating: Null/10 (19 July 2011)

I would have to say that this isn't a terrible movie, but it wasn't great either. There was a chuckle here and there. It is one of those movies that you will absolutely love or horrendously hate. I am just the exception to the rule when I say I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it.
The movie was a "forced humor" comedy. You know the kind where they try too hard to make it funny. There were one or two genuinely funny parts, but for the most part, a smile was all that was warranted.
The characters were a plus to the film. The acting was decent. Kevin Spacey did a great job playing a villain. Jennifer Aniston was convincing as a promiscuous, domineering boss. Jason Bateman played a somewhat emotionless, monotone role, but it fit his character. Charlie Day's voice was a cross between Edward Burns and Bob Goldthwait. I personally think that he was the best actor in the movie. Jason Sudeikis was unconvincing as a lady's man.
If you have nothing better to do and you want to got to the movies and they have the same dismal choices they have for the past three years, then maybe it's worth a look.