McDonough, go back to Ireland and stay there

Rating: 1/10 (2 June 2012)

McDonough tries to make a lot of comedic hay out of having Farrell punch out "Ugly Americans" who have the temerity to spend their tourist dollars in Bruges. The UK audience that this movie is aimed at ostensibly draws great satisfaction from seeing American fatsos and American women punched in the face -- all while farting their way through too many "pints o' bitter," no doubt.
But the same Americans who have the money to travel abroad (to the UK, for example) are the ones who spend $160 per seat at one of McDonough's crappy Broadway shows.
Hasn't McDonough made enough money from Americans to avoid repeatedly insulting us? I'll be sure not to give him any more of my money, nor my time and attention.
Incidentally, this "genius dramatist" might re-think the "comedic" premise of "In Bruges," which entails the story of a "hit man" who has accidentally murdered a little boy. Might want to refresh the old MFA in Dramatic Writing there, Martin.
Just because "In Bruges" is stupid and repulsive, doesn't make it "art." Although if 300 morons have given this movie a "10.0," perhaps McDonough does actually know his audience.