If I wanted to see a skit written on a weekend when the writers hadn't anything beneficial to contribute to the world, this would be the movie. It's one thing to be bad even after an attempt was made to make a successful flick, but to deliberately attempt to discredit the expectations of film viewers and to mock them or try to punish them for viewing your film is a new low. Film careers are in jeopardy when associated with this type of drivel. I felt betrayed by the lame dialogue, the padded scenes consisting of previous movie scenes, and the disregard or disdain for my intellect. This a blatant attempt to rip off the moving-going members of the world!
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Breaking In
(2011–2012)
Give Slater the spotlight back and save this show!
30 March 2012
The "8" scale is only applicable if the two new female actresses are eliminated. They have turned a clever, witty show into a half-hour of two hens cackling about nothing of interest to viewers who have waited so-o-o-o long for Slater to return. We come to this show for him. He needs no help to entertain, and the two "new" female additions to the cast have ripped any entertainment value from this show. Slater's style has been missed in the media arena for too long. It's professionalism. sarcastic wit, along with his bedeviling smile can turn 30 minutes into a treat you only wish to repeat. The two new cast members are taking the script down to the level of a half hour of brainless and aimless TV chatter that tries to cover the absence of the original engaging and entertaining story line. RESTORE it to its former Slater Glory!...Please?
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