American Slapstick Comedy

Rating: 2/10 (10 February 2015)

We bought this as a blu-ray copy and time & money went down the drain.
We watched this one to the end so I suppose it deserves two stars. From the opening scenes to the ridiculous end it was not really funny to us and perhaps to any Australian or British audience. British comedy was like this back in the 1950's in such as the carry on series, mainly slapstick humour. Thankfully British humour came of age with Monty Python and others. Don't expect much more from this film than childish humour as experienced in three Stooges films and alike.
I don't know what's funny about an aerial view of three cars trying to get out of a car park or brushing your arse with your bosses tooth brush.
It seems to have made money so one would think the American theatre going public laughs at very simple humour.