This film is the director's second tricky spoof of "Zombie Land", and because of "Social Network", the protagonist Jesse Eisenberg still uses expressionless, machine gun-like dialogue lines. For the style, let people see a thrilling and suspenseful contrast interpretation from the arrogant man to the life-saving man. Although it is a plot with a robbery as the main line, there are not many action scenes. Except for a few fast racing scenes, it is attracted by large sections of humorous dialogue. The male protagonist gets on his friend's sister, and the friend is reluctant to entangle him. Then there is a pair of idle treasures, all day long without practice, planning how to kill Dad to inherit a lot of inheritance.
A small-cost humorous comedy, a simple plot with few highlights, and it is quite vividly arranged by the director and actors. It's impossible to see belly laughter. The brisk rhythm and humanized interpretation can more or less relax us for an hour and a half. At least it is much better than some domestic vulgar comedies piled up with third-rate stars. In fact, the humor is very simple. We don’t need to play mystery and vulgar spoofs. It’s best to have a casual laugh.
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