I watched this one night off the satellite and discovered, though it's definitely not Schindler's list, it was never meant to win any Academy awards...
Arquette and Cahn will get ribbed from here to eternity for their parts in this, but the whole story and their roles as well as the Jimmy the "King" are so overblown and over the top that it was just funny. It reminds me of something goofy like the Three Stooges. Sure it's sophomoric. Sure it's idiotic, but the longer I sat and watched and thought about how ridiculous the whole of it is, the funnier it became.
Good or bad, there exists guys like this walking the streets, idolizing some staged "hero" and the goofy loud-mouthed antics that have come to fill stadium seats for "Saturday night 'Slapdowns'." I cannot fathom how Vince Mcmahon made this happen, because honestly, I for one am not impressed nor very amused by it all. However, while this wasn't Jean-Luc Godard, it was amusing, and everytime I saw it on and nothing else I wanted to see, I have to say I turned it on and let it play while I worked on other things...
Rule on...
Arquette and Cahn will get ribbed from here to eternity for their parts in this, but the whole story and their roles as well as the Jimmy the "King" are so overblown and over the top that it was just funny. It reminds me of something goofy like the Three Stooges. Sure it's sophomoric. Sure it's idiotic, but the longer I sat and watched and thought about how ridiculous the whole of it is, the funnier it became.
Good or bad, there exists guys like this walking the streets, idolizing some staged "hero" and the goofy loud-mouthed antics that have come to fill stadium seats for "Saturday night 'Slapdowns'." I cannot fathom how Vince Mcmahon made this happen, because honestly, I for one am not impressed nor very amused by it all. However, while this wasn't Jean-Luc Godard, it was amusing, and everytime I saw it on and nothing else I wanted to see, I have to say I turned it on and let it play while I worked on other things...
Rule on...