Movie Review Dinner For Schmucks вђ Pop Culture Nerd With the title dinner for schmucks and paul rudd and steve carell as leads, you might think the movie (opening july 30) would be a laugh riot. turns out, i barely cracked a smile. rudd plays tim, an executive after a big promotion who must first pass muster by bringing the biggest idiot to a monthly dinner hosted by his boss (bruce greenwood). Steve carell is very sweet as barry. however, the movie is a bit too long and a bit too sad. it’s sweet and it ends nicely, but barry is such a sympathetic character that the journey to tim’s.
Vim Magazine Movie Review Dinner For Schmucks Dinner for schmucks review in the conceit of the film he’s set up as a kind of über nerd. he works for the irs. at the risk of inciting a pop culture play off between competing. Comedy. 114 minutes ‧ pg 13 ‧ 2010. roger ebert. july 28, 2010. 3 min read. paul rudd and steve carell in "dinner for schmucks." the truly goofy comes shrouded in innocence. if a man is trying to be goofy, it’s just an act that quickly grows old. but if he lacks the slightest notion of his peculiarity, there’s the secret. Tim martain the mercury (australia) dinner for schmucks might start out as an exercise in laughing at idiots but it turns into something much more rewarding. full review | original score: 3.5 5. Dinner for schmucks manages to be funny but only in spite of itself. the right actors are in play, but they're always being underserved by the script, the direction, or both. there are.
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