We don't belong here. It's delightful to watch the various hijinks unfold as the siblings have their separate adventures. Humor is used extensively in the film, notably with the pallbearer scene but in several other instances also. As a heartbroken Thomas sings karaoke in tribute to his dead mother, some patrons laugh at the sappiness of it all, which infuriates Michael, leading to a brawl. That's the point.
People die, and it's sad, but life does go on.
And even when you don't want it or expect it, there is comedy all around you. Thick, black, morbid comedy, maybe, but something to lighten the mood nonetheless. This work may not be transmitted via the Internet, nor reproduced in any other way, without written consent from Eric D. Snider. Post your comments on this review, or on the movie itself. Comments must relate to this specific movie, or to this specific review of it, and use no profanity.