I really appreciate the opportunity to waste an hour of my life watching this uncomfortable attempt - and I do mean attempt at quirky paranormal comedy. We didn't finish it, so no spoilers here.
But only Ms. Dennings seems to have the slightest idea what movie this is trying to be.
I'll be honest, I never watched Two Broke Girls, but Wandavision got me looking for other places to catch her.
She really is good here. But she has a sense of the absurd.
Our Hero is played with zero charisma by that guy from that show.
Here he plays (and I mean that in the loosest possible definition) a bedraggled every man. But there's more smirk than depth or reason to feel any sense of compassion.
I blame the script, the direction, the actors, and the editor.
It's appalling.
Not like that guy will ever escape the typecasting his 15 years on his hit show have given him. But apparently playing a series of ticks and affectations with nobody inside is the best use of his time.
Save yours and skip this train wreck.
But only Ms. Dennings seems to have the slightest idea what movie this is trying to be.
I'll be honest, I never watched Two Broke Girls, but Wandavision got me looking for other places to catch her.
She really is good here. But she has a sense of the absurd.
Our Hero is played with zero charisma by that guy from that show.
Here he plays (and I mean that in the loosest possible definition) a bedraggled every man. But there's more smirk than depth or reason to feel any sense of compassion.
I blame the script, the direction, the actors, and the editor.
It's appalling.
Not like that guy will ever escape the typecasting his 15 years on his hit show have given him. But apparently playing a series of ticks and affectations with nobody inside is the best use of his time.
Save yours and skip this train wreck.