Reviews

Fun movie with great cameos. I've seen it multiple times. HOWEVER, I am always distracted the entire movie by how much less attractive Amy Schumer is than Bill Hader. Granted, I've always had a crush on Hader. Between her face, hair, and comedy style/stand-up, I find it hard to believe ANY of the men in this movie would touch Amy Schumer with a ten foot pole.

Also, as a person in Cleveland from Akron, I adore LeBron's cameo in this movie. Cleveland is great for the entire family. Everyone should visit.

I need to add 22 more characters to even have this added as a review. So here they are 4 more characters. Thank you.

While this is better than the first doc, I still can't believe this woman is a competent journalist that fell for this blindly. Also, I remember thinking the first time I saw this story all I could think about was how he could've done better. Honestly, hot, wealthy, world-renowned, bad boy surgeon? That's the best he could do? He couldn't managed to land someone attractive? Even his first girlfriend was attractive when he conned her. I guess it probably made it easier to manipulate a woman when she's an unattractive narcissist appearing to be in it for the name-dropping and money. At least this version of the doc actually goes over the unethical aspect of medicine and lack of benevolence over malevolence and vanity.

This show is PRECISELY what you get when you combine a CBS sitcom and Whitney Cummings. Truly embarrassing.

It's more watchable than The Bang Bazinga, but is that even much of a compliment? Also, why did people just start applauding Jennifer Coolidge's entrance multiple seasons into this show? Give me a break, it's on before Friends in the morning.

Plus, Jessica Lange rivals Shelly Duvall (The Shining) within the world of worst acting job of all time.

At least Jeff Bridges is young and handsome af.