Did anyone like this?
I thought it was creative and hilarious. There is genuine comedy here. Its better than half the crap out nowadays.
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I thought it was so ridiculous and funny, especially since I go to a Catholic school. I just imagined my uptight as hell religion teacher watching it the entire time.
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Absolutely. The actors themselves were brilliant with their deliveries as well. Can't wait to watch it again!
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I can see how you would have been disappointed, since she was only in the film for a few minutes. However, I was very impressed with her small role. She wasn't being the eye-candy she usually is, but she did a good job with her character, IMO.
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I thought it was funny.
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I agree! Even though her role was small, she did an excellent job as an immature mistress of Rudd. Her lines about "tequilaaaaaaaaaaaah!" and "will you buy me a pony!?" were laugh-out-loud funny, IMO.
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I thought it was brilliant and hilarious. I'd seen Wet Hot American Summer years ago and loved it. Then I saw Role Models a few months ago and loved it. So I looked for other movies directed by David Wain on imdb, and The Ten was listed, so I rented it tonight on a whim. Absolutely loved it!
shareI was blown away by how fun and quite hilarious this movie was. I didn't have high expectations going into it but I like Paul Rudd's work and the cast was filled with people I enjoy.
All in all very fun, but it's not for everyone, I have some friends I can't wait to show this to then some who I know won't get it/like it.... oh well such is life.
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I caught most of it "On Demand" last night and enjoyed it for the most part.
I thought the first story was a little unoriginal (Thou shall have no other Gods before me) and the prison story was a bit of a stretch (thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wife), but I thought it was an excellent piece of absurdist humor.
I thought it was hillarious! Granted, I'm definitely not a fan of Paul Rudd and usually dislike him in anything he's in, but this move was great. I saw it for Famke Jansen, and afterwards had a newfound respect for the comedic chops of several of the actors present. I can honestly say, when Liev Schreiber karate chops his wife, and after a while goes 'I'm sorry honey I didn't see you there' is one of the funniest moments I've seen in a movie ever.
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I'm very glad this film was made, though I have to say I merely liked it, not loved it. This film is a real flight of fancy that goes in unexpected directions, similar in spirit to films like "I Heart Huckabees."
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