fulgonilm

My number one gripe is there is no kindness amongst these characters 95% of the time. I think I'm being genorous saying 95% of the time. I would have given it a one star rating if it wasn't for Leah Remini, whose funny and at least occationally is kind. Jerry Stiller was funny and it suited the sitcom to have an older rude man to deal with and make things right. Although, occationally it would have been nice for him to show love. Too bad they had to make the whole cast to what one great actor could have done. Obviiously, they know how to do comedy but their behavior makes me cringe.

I liked this movie well enough but it didn't stand out like some reviewers mentioned. Let's face it 90% of these movies are very much the same but in the end we like to be "transported" from our every day life. What I didn't like, and it may not seem to you, is the closed caption. I need that. It was so small and when the actors talk fast it really helps. It was tiny and I couldn't read it. I was thinking maybe it my television but I switched to a couple of other networks and I had no problem. Bold print and easy to read. It takes many departments to make a movie, not just what we see. It's like a brain and a body that work together. I may have gone from a five star rating to a six, possibly seven but I didn't like to work so hard to understand what they were saying.