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Jeffrey Tambor
Reviews Featuring Jeffrey Tambor
Hilarious youd have to be dead not to laugh at this one.
How The Grinch Stole Christmas
Has the look, though not the heart, of Dr Seuss tale but its worth a look.
This good-looking superhero adventure tackles all of life's big questions - what is the nature of evil, are genes more influential than the environment, and who would win in a fight between a shaven-horned demon and a giant hellborn squid.
This ridiculously amateurish and unfunny caper should have been handed its P45 way back at the production stage.
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
Just like a real sponge, it is light, vacuous and strange, and keeps things clean for the kids but adults might wish it were more absorbing.
This fun teen jaunt might not be worth a trip across the continent and back but it is worth a trip to your local DVD store.
A wonderful, crazy, laugh a minute, tale of down on their luck rich folk.
Guillermo del Toros foray into the comic book world of Hellboy is an exciting, funny, and surprisingly touching sequel with some of the best visual effects Ive seen.
B-movie sci-fi fans will revel in the references, and kids will enjoy the spectacular effects and funny creatures, but Monsters vs. Aliens, while a technical marvel, isnt much more than a pleasantly forgettable kid flick without its 3-D.
Clever? Certainly. Funny? Not really.
If you can get past the Marmite casting of Seth Rogen as Paul the alien you will find this comedy likeable and consistently funny if not a little dumbed down.
A remake rather than a sequel, Part II is lacking in any riotous humour and comes across as a completely pointless and infuriatingly unoriginal addition to the fantastic sleeper hit that was The Hangover.
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