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05/07/09
cant he stick to tv where his acting style doesn't jar as badly as it does in movies?
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I found shaun of the dead to be "dead" predictable .
Hot fuzz just to be stupid and not in a "zany funny" way
frost again plays his stupid fat oaf ish side kick like in real life but i just could like em in these films
Amazingly i loved spaced and have the worn out dvds
to prove it
05/07/09
"I found shaun of the dead to be "dead" predictable ."
Hmm, nope. This doesn't work.
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Freaks and Geeks was great in spite of Rogan.
Undeclared was good regardless of Rogan.
40 YOV was great because of Steve Carell and Paul Rudd.
Knocked Up was a miserable experience.
And I never saw Superbad.
And then you add in Drillbit Taylor, etc.?
Is he a perfectly serviceable role player? Sure. Should he be carrying movies?
No, not so much.
Not to mention that I think most of the above analysis equally applies to Judd Apatow, who has become synonymous with Rogan in many people's minds, and who has become increasingly intolerable as time passes and his movies get more and more sneakily moralistic.
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