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Simply A Masterpiece

Sadly Over-hyped

best movie i've ever seen.

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

..there's a good number believing this is good fun.. as a 5.9 rating from 82K reviewers bears out.. and that's bewildering.. for this movie is just painfully awful.. have seen all the leads in other work, so we all know it's not completely their doing (but they are somewhat complicit for they did agree to participate in this one).. kinda thought it was going to go the way it did, but am a Stephanie Szostak fan, and figured could fast forward to those scenes with her in them.. maybe if she had played a MUCH larger role, time watching would have at least lasted longer for this viewer.. since 'Satisfaction' have not seen her in very worthwhile productions (starting to question her choices).. but will keep trying.. but firmly suggest you don't do the same with this one.

A very bad movie.This movie can easily get the worst movie of all time. You would expect with the number of stars in it that it will be at a minimum degree of foolishness, but it exceeds all expectations.A foolish story, which is poorly fabricated, the plot is ridiculous, the acting is elementary, the dialog is not mature, the movie is stretched and made artificially longer. Doesn't deserve to waste time or money on it. I wish I could refund my 2 hours and my 3 dollars spent on such a low level movie.Rating zero out of ten if possible.

Dinner for Schmucks is a rambling, overlong, and unfunny comedy that is even worse than its title implies.This pointless 2010 comedy stars Paul Rudd as Tim, a business executive who is promised a promotion if he brings the right person to a monthly dinner held by his boss, where his employees are instructed to bring the biggest idiot they can find so that they can make fun of the dumbest guest and actually give him a trophy as the evening's biggest idiot. Tim accidentally meets Barry (Steve Carell), a nerd who is into mouse taxidermy and before he actually goes to the dinner, ends up methodically destroying Tim's life, primarily by ruining his relationship with his girlfriend (Stephanie Szostak) by bringing a crazed stalker named Darla (Lucy Punch) into his life and messing up an important business dinner with clients from Switzerland.Despite my opening remark about this movie, it was the title of the film that initially attracted me to this film but I learned you definitely can't judge a film by its cover. Let's start with a rambling screenplay that's all over the place and tries to cover so much ground that interest cannot be sustained for the film's unbelievably ridiculous running time. The section of the film where Barry ruins Tim's life just goes on way too long and has nothing to do with the original premise of the film. The story going straight from Barry and Tim's meeting straight to the dinner of the title might have been a good idea, but this part of the movie is just as ridiculous as the rest of it, adding a layer of mean-spiritedness to the boredom and stupidity that set in 45 minutes ago.Jay Roach's direction is as all over the place as the screenplay and the performances aren't much better. Rudd and Carell are fighting the script all the way and Punch is over the top as Darla as is Jemaine Clement as an eccentric artist who has the hots for Tim's girlfriend. As much as I love Paul Rudd and Steve Carell, this movie is a mess. Jay Roach had much better luck a decade earlier with Meet the Parents.

If you know what you're getting into, this film does offer a little joy and laughter. Filled with little jokes and some smart references, Dinner For Schmucks does pull off a small feat, but it just doesn't feel like it can go the full mile. Some parts of this film are quite cringe worthy, boring and plain unfunny, whilst other parts do manage to make you giggle a bit.If you watch Dinner For Schmucks, one thing you will notice is the incredibly hilarious performance by Zach Galifianakis. His performance is practically what pulls this film home. Though this film wont be on any top 1000 lists, it's still a good one to watch when there is nothing else to watch.