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Bizarre and yet a tasty morsel, Carnage is one of those ‘fly on the wall’ films where in this case you get to watch the decay of one’s social skills and can laugh without them hearing you. It’s four stellar actors in a room with a very wacky script and a tall order of ego, all moving in opposite directions over a simple solution.
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[jwplayer mediaid=”11544″] Why don’t you just grow up? All Rights Reserved
Take two aspirins and go to bed, a great remedy for Young Adult, an over stated understatement that never gets entertaining. Billed as a comedy, the more the cast tries to make it one, the lesser it becomes. If you like a film with angst riddled plot, underdeveloped characters and only one very good performance than you are the only demographic for this film.
Looking for a film that you gals can get together for a laugh, unwind and be yourselves? Try Seducing Charlie Barker a sharp-witted movie involving a modern day romance on the rocks story with fine performances by a very good cast.