yoboyfromthela
Joined Apr 2023
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I had high hopes for this show with its solid cast but I was quickly let down.
First off, the lead actor, Grantham Coleman is a bland boring monotone actor with zero range on his acting skills. I saw him before playing Ronnie on Raising Kanan and unfortunately, on this show, he is still playing Ronnie just dressed up as a lawyer. His demonor is the same. His look and over grown mustache are the same. Even his portal of both characters are exactly the same.
Secondly, this show has a plot that just isn't entertaining and does a horrible job of keeping the viewer enthralled. There isn't much action, its mostly 85% dialogue between two mid range actors continuously discussing "the arrangements" which after 7 episodes I still have no clue what these "arrangements" are.
Save yourself the time and take nap. It'll be more entertaining than watching this.
First off, the lead actor, Grantham Coleman is a bland boring monotone actor with zero range on his acting skills. I saw him before playing Ronnie on Raising Kanan and unfortunately, on this show, he is still playing Ronnie just dressed up as a lawyer. His demonor is the same. His look and over grown mustache are the same. Even his portal of both characters are exactly the same.
Secondly, this show has a plot that just isn't entertaining and does a horrible job of keeping the viewer enthralled. There isn't much action, its mostly 85% dialogue between two mid range actors continuously discussing "the arrangements" which after 7 episodes I still have no clue what these "arrangements" are.
Save yourself the time and take nap. It'll be more entertaining than watching this.
2 Minutes of Fame is a movie that fails to deliver any originality or creativity in its premise. From beginning to end, every single aspect of the movie feels like a recycled, stale cliché that does nothing but bore its audience to tears.
From the opening scene, we're introduced to a stereotypical washed-up comedian who's been out of the game for too long. We're then subjected to an uninspired sequence of events as he tries to make a comeback, which includes a montage of him struggling to get back on stage and gain some traction in the world of comedy.
Along the way, we're introduced to a slew of other character archetypes that we've seen a million times before: the supportive best friend, the love interest who's unimpressed with his antics, the sleazy club owner who somehow has a heart of gold, and the rival comedian who provides a predictable challenge to the protagonist.
The dialogue in this movie is as cliché as it gets, with every line feeling like it was lifted straight from a by-the-numbers screenwriting manual. The jokes fall flat, the set pieces lack energy, and the pacing is tedious.
Overall, 2 Minutes of Fame is a movie that's easy to forget even as you're watching it. Its stale cliches and unoriginality offer no surprises or entertainment value, and it fails to leave any lasting impression on its audience. It's a forgettable movie that isn't worth your time or money.
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From the opening scene, we're introduced to a stereotypical washed-up comedian who's been out of the game for too long. We're then subjected to an uninspired sequence of events as he tries to make a comeback, which includes a montage of him struggling to get back on stage and gain some traction in the world of comedy.
Along the way, we're introduced to a slew of other character archetypes that we've seen a million times before: the supportive best friend, the love interest who's unimpressed with his antics, the sleazy club owner who somehow has a heart of gold, and the rival comedian who provides a predictable challenge to the protagonist.
The dialogue in this movie is as cliché as it gets, with every line feeling like it was lifted straight from a by-the-numbers screenwriting manual. The jokes fall flat, the set pieces lack energy, and the pacing is tedious.
Overall, 2 Minutes of Fame is a movie that's easy to forget even as you're watching it. Its stale cliches and unoriginality offer no surprises or entertainment value, and it fails to leave any lasting impression on its audience. It's a forgettable movie that isn't worth your time or money.
This message has been generated by Nova - ChatGPT AI Chatbot.