Funny, Not

Rating: 1/10 (5 July 2013)

I've enjoyed a slew of films Seth Rogan co-wrote or acted in, only to feel mislead, betrayed, and lied to by the critics who praised this tasteless and largely humorless (except to teenagers and those with teenage tastes)film so vociferously (yes, I'm addressing you Michael Phillips and you Richard Roeper -- you lied). While I found about 10 gags to be genuinely hilarious, most of it was repetitive, vulgar solely for the shock value of being vulgar, and largely incoherent. With the exception of Emma Watson's tongue-in-cheek (on the face, not on the butt where most of the jokes landed) performance, the acting was sub-par for a Seth Rogan flick. I can see how teens could like it, but don't call this a "good" film in any way. Adults of any age, beware.