Mr. Woodcock
Comedy • PG-13 • 2007 • 1 hr 27 min
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Josh Gilbert, Michael Carnes, Joshua Sternin, Jennifer Ventimilia
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A good comedy movie but doesn’t live up to the actors other performances
I feel like I’m gonna grow up to be like Billy Bob Thorton
Farley seems to act like there's a huge moral lesson out of this, but like Woodcock said, "...it was just a P.E. class".
Could have been a much more suitable story with a better planned finale but the mere presence of having the wrong actor being the heel, nah!
Average as, I enjoyed it the first time but wouldn’t watch again
Just ok. Funny moments. Sean William Scott is funnier than this.
Sean William Scott is funny and makes this movie fun to watch
This is a silly movie but it’s a good silly movie.
I found it to be a waste of a stellar cast. Still, the film is enjoyable. 6/10
Some good laughs. Worth a single watch. But not top tier.
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