I feel embarrassed for everyone connected with this flick and anyone who ever knew them. It's *that* bad: awful premise, idiotic script (not coherent even on its own terms as a gross-out fantasy-comedy), the wrong tone (it might have been less off-key if they'd aimed for something closer to the tone of those old "Bill & Ted" films), and James Franco doing a weird, ineffective characterization in a role that has to carry the film.
I sat through the whole thing, but only because 1) the friends I was hanging out with wanted to see it (given its "historic" importance, amid allegations that the North Korean government had hacked Sony Pictures' computer systems in retaliation), and 2) because we were watching it at my apartment and I couldn't politely leave.
I sat through the whole thing, but only because 1) the friends I was hanging out with wanted to see it (given its "historic" importance, amid allegations that the North Korean government had hacked Sony Pictures' computer systems in retaliation), and 2) because we were watching it at my apartment and I couldn't politely leave.