Three strike, you're definitely out

Rating: 3/10 (20 January 2014)

How fun.. no, how unfunny was this movie? This movie was so unfunny, it was unfunny. This movie, was such a monstrous disappointment I never saw coming, as loving Dumb and Dumber, still the Farelly's Brother's funniest movie. This is the Farelly's unfunniest movie, even though unfunniest isn't a word. It almost took a year to hit video, which angered me more. The moments of laughs that are scarce as shark sightings, actually came as a relief in a near two hour movie, you just couldn't give two hoots about. Harrelson, a bowler with promise who was robbed of his golden moment, as well as his bowling hand, hits back years later, teaming up with the most likely of partners, an insecure Amish man, played by character actor, Randy Quaid, this unfunny mess of a comedy, not the first film, he's been wasted in. They also met a hot pro, with a nice heart, on the run from some bad guys, (yeah, shades of Dumb and Dumber) where a romance blossoms between her and Harrelson. Harrelson returns to the bowling scene, getting back at his nemesis, Murray, in fine devious form, an actor you have to witness to appreciate his method. This too long film, although Quaid, is fun to watch, is just an opposite misfire to the Farelly Brother's former hit. If a Farelly fan, and you haven't seen this, you're doing yourself a favour, snubbing this one off, believe me.