InAPPropriate Comedy (2013)

I did not have very high expectations for InAPPropriate Comedy.  However, I was a little curious as to why Oscar winner Adrien Brody would have any part in the making of this movie.  The fact that Brody was in it was what made me give the film a chance.  Lindsay Lohan and Rob Schneider are also both in the movie and that lead me to believe InAPPropriate Comedy was likely doomed.

The movie is not really a movie at all; it is rather a series of skits.  There are multiple categories pertaining to the different skits which are displayed as APPs on a computer screen.  Most of the skits are parodies of movies, television shows, or famous events.  A man on screen cycles through and selects the different APPs on the computer and as he selects them, they are what are shown next in the film.  Each APP is either racist, raunchy, out of control, blatantly wrong, or otherwise inappropriate.

The movie was directed by Vince Offer and the rest of the noteworthy cast includes Michelle Rodriguez, Ari Shaffir, and Dante.

The film is obviously meant to be inappropriate and it succeeds in achieving its goal.  It is like a glorified dumber, more vulgar version of the television show Saturday Night Live.

Some of the skits have their moments of humor, while others are mostly pretty awful in every possible way.

In Adrien Brody’s defense, the skits that he is in are pretty funny.  They are crude, but funny.  However, it just goes to show that Brody’s career has plummeted since his success in The Pianist (2002).  It is laughable and a little sad that he would even be in a movie like this one.

Given all of the bad media that constantly surrounds Lindsay Lohan, her part in the film was actually okay.  Her performance was short and sweet and somewhere in between good and bad.

Overall, InAPPropriate Comedy is just plain bad.  There are not enough laughs in the movie to make up for how appalling the rest of the film is.  It is inappropriate in almost every way possible.  Wasting your time watching this movie would be inappropriate.

I rate this movie a 1 on a scale of 1-10.

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