Fear before marriage, rush over!

Hailee 2022-01-01 08:02:25

This comedy directed by David Hummer, although it took place in the United Kingdom, has an American taste. But what does the British taste actually look like? For picking up people's teeth, it means that the dialogue is a bit "dead" and funny, and the expressions are rich. This is not what I said, I just look at what others say, and I don't have a standard to measure it myself. But Simon's performance in it is far inferior to his two masterpieces, it can be seen. The reason may be the same as personal viewing habits and preconceptions.

The story is that Dennis, the protagonist, left the bride at the wedding and ran away on his own. Judging from his psychological struggles in running and staying, he can be classified as a fear of marriage. As a result, he was devastated and became a wimp with a big belly as a security guard in a lingerie shop. Because the fiancée Libby wants to marry another person, she arouses her inner fighting spirit and wants to run a marathon to prove her change. Like most inspirational films, the ending point is not to win the game, but to win yourself.

I said before that the movie was directed by David Hummer. Looking at the information again, it turned out to be Simon's screenwriter. It's not bad to wonder why such a script came out, but it's just too vulgar and too old-fashioned. Is it true that the "Fatboy" of the title is used for Point? If Simon hadn't starred in it, this film would hardly have anything to watch. (My words are very objective.) Without Nick's help, Simon's characteristics are also bleak, but the script itself is already limited. This time, Simon is partnering with the four-eyed man in "Shaun of Dead" who was digged by zombies. The original hypocritical man became a gambler who loves naked ass in this film.

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Run Fatboy Run quotes

  • Gordon: Hey I've got you those tickets you wanted...

    Dennis: They were for yesterday!

    Gordon: Oh so NOW you don't want them?

    Dennis: Why would I want them?

    Gordon: You could... sell them on e-bay.

    Dennis: Who would buy tickets for an event which happened yesterday?

    Gordon: ...Time Travellers.

  • Gordon: The only serious relationship I've been in ended in a broken collarbone and a dead meerkat.