Hall Pass
Comedy • R • 2011 • 1 hr 45 min
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Not the funniest movie but is good not the best but I say not 100% worth the watch but it’s still alright
Teaches a lot of good lessons but also has some comedy put in there too.
I didn’t like it at beginning but it grew on me by the end. Raunchy comedy. Not a constant funny or funny story, but very funny parts.
Average comedy funny concept generic Pervy jokes characters are likeable. It’s Ight
Really funny, honestly I thought it would be a terrible movie but they exceeded my expectations with the message given and comedic factors.
Not entirely complex but a good watch if you're having a beer with a buddy
Great turn you brain off type comedy but not much more than that.
Very interesting idea to be fleshed out in a comedy. Also love the ending
Contains one of the most grotesquely hilarious scenes I've ever seen
I love Owen Wilson. Makes me laugh in this film
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