Observe and Report
Comedy • R • 2009 • 1 hr 26 min
Starring
Seth Rogen, Ray Liotta, Anna Faris, Michael Peña, Dan Bakkedahl
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Fantastic comedy with a bit of romance and true human moments weaved into the film
A bit like a mix of The Watch and Paul Blart (which ripped this off) but better than both of those.
Extremely dark, borderline not a comedy. The character work is so underrated and under appreciated
For some reason two rent a cop movies came out at the same time but this one is better.
Hilarious dark comedic take on Taxi Driver, gleefully crude and offensive
Seth Rogen does Seth Rogen things for ~90 minutes
Like all Jody Hill’s writing, the jokes are too long and aim to make it awkward, but don’t land like other stuff. Peña and Farris are great
Yikes! Not the best movie Seth has done that’s for sure.
I so wanted this movie to be funny. It was not.
Dont waste your time. This actor has better shit movies where you can actually laugh
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