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Regarding Wick’s Review
Wow, I wasn’t expecting this film to do nothing more than aim and miss like many recent comedies. I figured Rudd had finally fallen off from his rise to stardom with his appearance in Anchorman with that film about his ex-girlfriend’s ghost haunting him or something…wait, was that a Rudd movie? Idk, I’ve been so concerned with horror lately that I haven’t really focused on any other genre. I’ve only seen Segel in Knocked Up which I loved but I haven’t seen his other films. I figured he was just going through the cycle and this would start his downfall. It’s nice to see that he hasn’t reached that point yet and possibly still has a few more movies to go before he becomes yesterday’s news along with guys like Vince Vaughn, Will Ferrell, and Jim Carrey (although I thought Yes, Man was a so so film.