I smell cult following in the near future. Honestly, it fails to catch up with “The Dinner Game” in terms of consistency and flow of the story; however, I laugh most of the time when I see it not because of Steve Carell, but because I love it delivers the impact and laughter of a typical comedy film.
Aside from him, both Jemaine and Zach are responsible for stealing the show. Look at them! The artist is awesome but weird and Steve’s arch rival plays mind games on him. Darla is a psycho and she should be in the company dinner, not him.
The dinner scene is what we have expecting the whole time. It is more like a freak show than just a occasional get-together party.
As I said, it is neither a good nor bad but one thing’s for sure: I can’t stop laughing and I like it.
Aside from him, both Jemaine and Zach are responsible for stealing the show. Look at them! The artist is awesome but weird and Steve’s arch rival plays mind games on him. Darla is a psycho and she should be in the company dinner, not him.
The dinner scene is what we have expecting the whole time. It is more like a freak show than just a occasional get-together party.
As I said, it is neither a good nor bad but one thing’s for sure: I can’t stop laughing and I like it.
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