The Watch
Comedy • R • 2012 • 1 hr 42 min
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Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill, Richard Ayoade, Rosemarie DeWitt
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Hilarious and bloody and perverted 😅 a great team
It deserves two stars tbh but it was somehow still good enough for three
Actually really fun. Cast full of guys that hit my funny bone. Some sci-fi action thrown in. A great pick for friends night.
Decent watch (pardon the pun). Better than I expected
Aliens and men with midlife crises. It sounds weird but is funny as hell.
not sure why it has such bad reviews. it’s a fun watch with some really funny scenes. too many dick jokes but similar to “The Other Guys”
A lot of solid one liners, decently entertaining and an easy watch. I had my expectations through the roof and was somewhat let down.
Hilarious movie, Ben stiller is so funny
Entertaining movie with fun effects and unexpected surprises. Fantastic soundtrack and nods to Alien
Great alien movie with a great cast and has decent jokes
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