Eric266
Netflix is starting to build quite a stable of quality films that have never played at the theaters. That used to be a red flag when a movie went straight to home video. Now, streaming services are going to put the movie theaters out of business.I've never watched Workaholics, but I'm familiar with the work of the actors. Adam Devine, Anders Holm and Blake Anderson play pot smoking, clueless waiters in a luxury hotel who have an idea for a video game. They plan to sneak pitch the idea to a wealthy Middle Eastern playboy, Bae (Utkarsh Ambudkar) during a late night party. However, the high rise hotel that is taken over by terrorists, ala Die Hard. Neal McDonough plays the terrorist leader, Rhona Mitra is his female assassin, and Daniel Stern is the hotel manager. Along the way, several famous people, actors and comedians show up playing themselves as hostages in the hotel. Joel McHale, Donald Faison, Steve-O, Shaggy, and Mark Cuban are some of the famous faces who show up. The plot is pretty standard fare with the typical gross out jokes and sophomoric humor you would expect from these guys. Somehow, strangely, it works. I laughed my head off through most of the film and there is a kitchen fight scene that had me both groaning and laughing. Shaggy is forced to sing a rendition of his hit, "It Wasn't Me" by the terrorists and its hilarious. The terrorists also rig up the hostages with bomb necklaces like in Swordfish with unexpected and sad results. This movie won't make any "best of" lists, but it was pretty damn funny. It did a great send up of Die Hard and I was fully expecting Bruce Willis to show up (and disappointed when he didn't.)
RL
...closely following Movie 43 which retains top spot. I didn't actually finish this movie, I only lasted around an hour. I thought the moment it tries to make fun of killing a dog it became sick. Let me point out that I acthally enjoy comedies that try to be funny by being silly and dumb - for example, I really enjoyed Superhero Movie for what it was.Game Over, Man! is simply a terrible, terrible movie. It is not funny in the slightest. It tries to be funny by being violent, disturbing and sick in general. It's just not amusing in the slightest. The acting is abysmal. This movie literally has nothing going for it.What was Netflix thinking? What were the director/scriptwriters/producers thinking? What were the actors thinking?Avoid this one at all costs.
dreamcast901
I love dogs, when the dog got blow away i turn it off, anyone give this garage a 5 or up the people don't love animals, thats animal abuse, this movie suck burn it down
