derekadereka
Joined Jan 2021
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Movie wasn't but should have been aimed at 11 to 13 year old boys. A song about boobies?
The childish humour. Nope. It was just stupid and seemed like a sketch that over ran air time.
The ridiculous storyline trying to incorporate nearly every genre of film - spy movie, comedy, spoof and romance - didn't work.
It was painfully unfunny, cringeworthy and vacuous. Even the always-funny Kristen Wiig didn't work. What happened to her?
Give it a miss. Watch Bridesmaids again because this film is no where near as funny or clever. What a disappointment.
The childish humour. Nope. It was just stupid and seemed like a sketch that over ran air time.
The ridiculous storyline trying to incorporate nearly every genre of film - spy movie, comedy, spoof and romance - didn't work.
It was painfully unfunny, cringeworthy and vacuous. Even the always-funny Kristen Wiig didn't work. What happened to her?
Give it a miss. Watch Bridesmaids again because this film is no where near as funny or clever. What a disappointment.
Cracking series. Even though most of the cases are familiar to a lot of us, it's filmed nicely with a few extra tidbits of information about some of the worst humans to walk the planet. There were two episodes that were particularly interesting. Killers I hadn't heard of.
The one thing that very nearly stopped me from watching episode 2 and more, was the voice of one of the 'experts' featured in the episodes. If you can't tolerate the sing-song effect that some people have when talking - when they leave the last words as a hiGH nOTE - then you might get irritated. In ep 7, which covers Ed Gein, Harold Schector's high notes hit a peak. I'm guessing it's because he's the author of an Ed Gein book and some other books about serial killers. So he gets super exiTED and emphasISES his senteNCES. He does a slurp type sound too. Might seem a little petty but he covers each episode and it kind of ruins it for me. Other than that, it's a decent watch.
The one thing that very nearly stopped me from watching episode 2 and more, was the voice of one of the 'experts' featured in the episodes. If you can't tolerate the sing-song effect that some people have when talking - when they leave the last words as a hiGH nOTE - then you might get irritated. In ep 7, which covers Ed Gein, Harold Schector's high notes hit a peak. I'm guessing it's because he's the author of an Ed Gein book and some other books about serial killers. So he gets super exiTED and emphasISES his senteNCES. He does a slurp type sound too. Might seem a little petty but he covers each episode and it kind of ruins it for me. Other than that, it's a decent watch.