Year One
Comedy • PG-13 • 2009 • 1 hr 37 min
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Outstanding comedy in a biblical milieu with a straightforward plot, well-timed jokes and a philosophy of self-determination.
Not as funny as it wanted to be. Still stellar cast worth seeing I’m sure there’s a drinking game in there.It’s a popcorn movie.I’d say C it
A great take on a golden concept for a comedy.
Not the best comedy ever it had some funny scenes but not my favorite
A pretty shit movie, but it gave me some good laughs. A movie you watch with friends without a critical lens. I enjoyed it a bit.
It's pretty funny, if you like Jack Black or Michael Cera.
Has some funny scenes but it’s overall pungent and forced.
It's still unwatchable at it's best, but it had a few funny moments I personally liked. It's does well just as background noise
A highly unfunny movie really is just a bore. A caveman Dumb and Dumber basically.
I mean I still laughed watching this but it was painful at times
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