Grown Ups, Season of the Witch, and Death at a Funeral

A pointless remake of an excellent British film.

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Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Bernie Mac, and Michael Taliferro in Life (1999)

Martin Lawrence, Chris Rock, James Marsden, Luke Wilson, Peter Dinklage, Tracy Morgan, and Zoe Saldaña in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Let me get this straight: our father was romantically involved with a guy that could fit in his pocket, and you're mad because he's white?

Martin Lawrence and Tracy Morgan in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Peter Dinklage in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Danny Glover in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Tracy Morgan and Columbus Short in Death at a Funeral (2010)

James Marsden in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Zoe Saldaña in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Martin Lawrence, Chris Rock, and Peter Dinklage in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Chris Rock and Loretta Devine in Death at a Funeral (2010)

Chris Rock

Martin Lawrence

Keith David

Dean Craig

A funeral ceremony turns into a debacle of exposed family secrets and misplaced bodies.

Neil LaBute

Death at a Funeral

Everything is so f***ing green

Alright, well I haven&apos;t seen the 2007 version, so I can&apos;t really compared this remake with that movie. So I will be making my review here solely on the 2010 version.

I found this odd comedy to be delightfully screwed up and so far out there, that it was well worth it. Given, there weren&apos;t that many moments where I was laying flat laughing, but there were some moments in the movie that were funny and cool.

Now, as for the acting, well I found all cast actors and actresses to be good in their given roles and they did well with the material they had. And having James Marsden and Luke Wilson in the roles as the two white people worked quite well, and they brought some fun to the movie. And I also think the dialogue was nice. And also Danny Glover in the role of that uncle in the wheelchair, that was just so cool. He truly is a nice actor.

I would have to say that, for me at least, this is the type of comedy that is watched once, then probably never again. It just didn&apos;t stand out that much so that it had repeated watch value.

If you like off-comedies and got a twisted sense of humor, then this movie would be something for you. I found it to be enjoyable enough, especially because it was amazing how the funeral turned out with all the weird things happening.

There are some pretty nice twists to the story throughout the movie, and if you are in for an evening of some comedy, then &quot;Death at a Funeral&quot; might be a good suggestion.

A patriarch&apos;s funeral leads to a series of family arguments, revealing dark secrets and possibly murder.

Death at a Funeral: Trailer #1

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Alright, well I haven't seen the 2007 version, so I can't really compared this remake with that movie. So I will be making my review here solely on the 2010 version.

I found this odd comedy to be delightfully screwed up and so far out there, that it was well worth it. Given, there weren't that many moments where I was laying flat laughing, but there were some moments in the movie that were funny and cool.

Now, as for the acting, well I found all cast actors and actresses to be good in their given roles and they did well with the material they had. And having James Marsden and Luke Wilson in the roles as the two white people worked quite well, and they brought some fun to the movie. And I also think the dialogue was nice. And also Danny Glover in the role of that uncle in the wheelchair, that was just so cool. He truly is a nice actor.

I would have to say that, for me at least, this is the type of comedy that is watched once, then probably never again. It just didn't stand out that much so that it had repeated watch value.

If you like off-comedies and got a twisted sense of humor, then this movie would be something for you. I found it to be enjoyable enough, especially because it was amazing how the funeral turned out with all the weird things happening.

There are some pretty nice twists to the story throughout the movie, and if you are in for an evening of some comedy, then "Death at a Funeral" might be a good suggestion.

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