I can totally respect that opinion and I'm also willing to admit that seeing Sean P Diddy Combs shrunk to the size of a small head tormenting Jonah Hill is enough to tickle my funny bone. Plus, I also didn't hate the characters as much as you do, but that's also personal preference.

What contracts are you thinking of that codifies being objectified on air as a job duty? Pull out one of these mysterious contracts and then you'll have an argument

Even more succinct than my argument and just as right.

Even if there are clauses in your contract to have a dress code, that doesn't mean that those clauses are to be taken to mean that you consent to being objectified on air. And I glanced through the video, as I'm at work and can't watch with sound, and there is no outfit that she's wearing that would make it clear that…

I don't know, I don't think Take Him To The Greek was that bad. If nothing else, I thought the drug hallucination sequence was really hilarious, which is more than I can say for any part of This Is 40.

Hey, it's my life, I think you should've done it my way, okay?!

Looking at the Consequence Of Sound article they took this from, it's inconclusive, as apparently Cornell and his wife just believed that she had broken into their home. It doesn't seem like that was tested in court, as the charges only mention comments made online and general stalking. Thus, supposedly is a fair word…

High Fidelity was actually the first Cusack film I saw (although I admittedly still haven't seen many of them). Left a good first impression.

I can't say either way, as it's the only one of the films I listed that I personally haven't seen. I was just taken aback that a film that was number one on AFI's 100 best American comedies was a little over two hours long and yet not commonly seen as overlong.

Not just that, both based off of quirky personal ads.

If nothing else, listen to the soundtrack album on Spotify or however you steam music. The songs are really good and work well even outside the context of the film.

At least she gets to be paired up with someone a bit more age appropriate here than in Bad Grandpa.

I don't know. Just looking quickly, Young Frankenstein is 108 minutes long. Blazing Saddles is 95 minutes long. Monty Python And The Holy Grail is 91 minutes. I was surprised to see that Some Like It Hot, which some people think is one of the best comedies, is 121 minutes. Basically, 98 minutes isn't that excessive…

Not too bad a ranking, but I'd object to The Five Year Engagement and Get Him To The Greek being lower than This Is 40 which would easily be at the bottom of my list.

I find it hard to call Django fully comedic, as some of the violence is still really intense and not funny at all. The Mandingo mauling in particular.

Upvoted for Udo Kier story mention. God, that was a great, great moment.

Chi-Raq also.

I'd say Chi-Raq is worth a watch for some more good Cusack.

So, in that respect, it's the Burn After Reading of animated films.

After The Master Of Disguise, dire Dana Carvey doesn't surprise me.