The Happytime Murders

By Marcelina 2022-10-04 20:08:37

My happy hour

By Susanna 2022-10-04 10:37:31

[C+ Film Review] Happy Hour Murder: Who Framed Comedy Movies

As mainstream commercial movies increasingly accommodate and prefer comedy content, this has brought unprecedented opportunities and challenges to mainstream comedies: on the one hand, comedians no longer need to chase performance awards as they did in the past. The recognition of the company can also obtain a wider range of even international visibility in the market. Paul Rudd from the "Bad Boy Gang" and Christine Wegg from "SNL", such a pure comedian, can have the opportunity to join or...

By Annabelle 2023-09-10 03:46:21

Huayi Brothers ordered takeout and wanted to be Warner Bros. Who framed Roger the...

By Elissa 2023-08-22 23:25:36

It's a good idea to take a puppet as a real person. You can be violent without feeling embarrassed, but because it's a puppet, you don't have a sense of being in the play when you watch it. A rag...

By Turner 2023-08-22 09:04:20

It is also a puppet category. This is much more exciting than "Muppets Most Wanted". At least the plot is compact. If it is viewed as a comedy, the laughs are not very dense, but it is obviously not just a comedy. The puppet is compared to a minority group. It is already obvious that the story is not complicated, the puppets are no longer blindly acting as idiots, and the episodes used are more familiar and...

By Elenora 2023-08-22 07:43:34

The funniest line (there is none) is that the heroine said It's like Beijing in the spring 23333 Melissa lost a lot of weight when she smoked in the car! That puppet cum is simply...

By Keyon 2023-08-17 09:30:25

The use of puppets to imply racial issues is also a no-brainer. The idea itself is really good, but I don’t know whether to have the idea or the puppet resource first. What makes people sad is that the type of plot is not well done. There are big beats, but staying at the level of jokes and sarcasm, it can be done more interestingly. Later, I thought it was probably limited by the...