Nothing to Laugh At

Rating: 1/10 (7 May 2011)

It can't be said that the humor is poor in this movie, because there is no humor. Every attempt at humor seems forced. For example, the dog in the toilet. Instead of rushing to save it, they stand around gawking like dummies until the button is pushed. The whole scene is not funny.
The plastic breast...not funny. The cream on Dustin Hoffman's face...not funny. The football game...foolishness. From beginning to end...humorless. Dustin Hoffman is introduced crossing arms in front of the camera as if doing Karate. Is that supposed to be humorous? It looked idiotic.
It's hard to imagine how a comedy could be entirely humorless with such celebrated actors. What a waste. But then it starts with the script and this script is poor. The attempts at acting for this script turned moldy. The producers and director are as much to blame for using this script. It is such an excellent premise and it's hoped someone in the future will use it to make a good movie. The script should be written by someone who knows humor, and the movie made by people who can recognize it.