>Still has the shitty "cheat the narrative" ploy that most
>lazy pictures of his feature (fake documentary, group of
>friends gathering around to remember a story, narration,
>talking to the audience, etc.) but its not incessant. That
>plus a few weak story elements aside, I laughed at it more
>than any movie this side of In the Loop; in fact, I'd say the
>laughs were louder than those produced by that aforementioned
>film. And, as opposed to Woody's more recent fare, it didn't
>feel like his personal philosophies were being shoved into
>characters or actors or stories that couldn't handle them,
>i.e., it all played quite naturally to me.
>
>Larry David = gold, Jerry, gold.



No way, pal!