Review of Grimsby (2016) by Christopher L — 04 Mar 2016

When it comes to watch a comedy you should know yourself pretty well to know exactly what type of comedy are you into. The great thing about films is that they are a wide variety of types of comedy films you could watch.

To be fair I'm not a big comedy guy. I normally ( for doe strange reason) don't find myself laughing at this suppose funny movies. Now is that because I'm some kind of weird guy who doesn't like laughing or what.

I the contrary I do like to laugh and have found myself to be laughing with others in a theater laughing along with others. That's just me. However I attended an advance screening of the film and do like some Sacha Baron Cohen films like Borat and the dictator.

Going back to what I was saying about types of comedy. This film like I said is not for everyone because this film relies on the type of comedy where they're constantly telling jokes at you about sex, penises and sucking on various objects.

That's the type of film this is. It tries to sell you that these two brothers who were once together and separated and although they became very different people there still brothers. That didn't work for me as a story.

Plus renal Wilson is in this film as she plays the same same exact character where she's a fat person making fun of herself. Overall I did enjoy and laughed because I like these types of comedy. 21 jump street which my favorite comedy of all time uses the same types of comedy that I do enjoy.

I didn't like the character of Sasha burn Cohen I didn't care about Mark Strong's character. And I didn't care about side characters. I didn't join myself thanks to a lot of funny jokes which I won't spoil to you about regarding Daniel Radcliffe which you have to see to know what I'm talking about.

Also I need to let you know that there is this one particular scene that involves a giant penis the two brothers and elephants that is all I can say that is it for everyone but damn funny for me. And this review I would say this film is what you expect from a Sacha Baron Cohen film.

If you liked his other movies and this type of comedy is your cup of tea then I can see you enjoyment.