When you are making a movie, especially like this one, you have to let the characters improvise, it felt very scripted to me. I did not laugh until the ending credit scenes-why did they not make the movie with those skits in it-I laughed at all of them.
Adding nudity and swearing does not mean it is going to be funny.
Leave this as a series-it is not movie material.
3 out of 10.
I say 4 out of 10, but the ending with Paul Reubens was one of the funniest endings I've seen in a long time. Its kind of predictable, but still really, really funny. The movie overall wasn't that great, but I added two stars just for the ending.
shareI like the cast of Reno 911 so much I really don't care how pointless the movie is. I think it has a lot of funny moments. Granted, I saw the movie before I ever watched an episode of Reno 911 so I really had no expectations going in. I'm hooked on the series now but I still like the movie. Hell, I'm still waiting on Reno 911: London. LOL
You must believe in yourself when no one else does...like, right now, for instance.
I still saw that improv going on despite scripting; it's just the actors do it better since the show's in it's what, 5th season? They get better as the series goes on.
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I agree, the movie sucked bad. Didn't even finish it, got about halfway through and gave up.
shareI'm feeling generous today, so I'll give it 5/10. This felt overly scripted and edited. Had they just let the characters breathe and improvise a bit, it could have worked. I was never a big fan of the series, but I gave both that and this a chance and will now move on forever.
shareIt wasn't as good as the TV series but it was a decent watch with a few laughs. Paul Rudd as Scarface was the highlight.
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