This is one of those films that make me really angry. It isn't just a bad film, it is also dishonest and hurtful to those people it claims to be representing.
First of all, the opening is completely unbelievable and not very entertaining either. The kind of phony Hollywood sit in a room development that makes you wonder if these people ever get out of their offices. Then there is the introduction to the rehab. Enter sitcom land and never leave. Exaggerated stereotypes, bad jokes and more.
More and more I worry that a whole generation of minds were destroyed completely by television. Whether it is phony studio nonsense like this, Kevin Smith's Happy Days influenced indie films or fishwrap film critics claiming something is original just because it wasn't a remake of an old Three's Company episode.
First of all, the opening is completely unbelievable and not very entertaining either. The kind of phony Hollywood sit in a room development that makes you wonder if these people ever get out of their offices. Then there is the introduction to the rehab. Enter sitcom land and never leave. Exaggerated stereotypes, bad jokes and more.
More and more I worry that a whole generation of minds were destroyed completely by television. Whether it is phony studio nonsense like this, Kevin Smith's Happy Days influenced indie films or fishwrap film critics claiming something is original just because it wasn't a remake of an old Three's Company episode.