A tabloid inspired comedy with Judy Greer, Bryan Cranston, John Goodman, and Sean Astin definitely has enough to make me curious, but reviews like this make it sound like the movie leans harder into quirk than payoff.
Still, I always find movies like this interesting because the cast alone makes you wonder if the material can rise above the gimmick.
Does this sound like the kind of messy dark comedy you would still give a shot, or does a review like this kill your interest right away?
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