Acensbart
Excellent but underrated film
SanEat
A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."
Arianna Moses
Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.
Carl Leatherman
Simply put, we all knew a Jimmy Fallon in high school. You know him as the guy that tried way too hard to be liked but just ended up being annoying. That's Jimmy Fallon in a nutshell. His humor reminds me of a teenage boy obsessed with farts. I struggle to say anything more but IMDb makes you have 5 lines. 'nuff said.
sara_investpro
Jimmy Fallon is a kind person, fair to guests, polite, and engages in oddball humor with the help of audience and guests.Honestly, it is difficult to sit through at times because his jokes are quite "unique" and his sense of humor seems to be more of an outreach to farce, as if the audience was humor impoverished and St. Jimmy is here to keep trying until someone, anyone laughs.He has an anxious delivery, seems unable to control his own set and props, and often seems uncomfortable. He is truly a likable person, it is just he tries so hard, and martyrs his own comedic style and wit for silliness.Silliness has a place, and Saint Jimmy is in that place, working and struggling and laughing like the rest of us.
DeniseMG
Jimmy has a good sense of humor which is emerging more effectively over time. This is especially evident in the sketches/videos they produce on the show and his acting in them. He has a good sense of cultural parody which you can't say for SNL recently. He has parodied Twilight, Real Housewives, and The Hills, and it is funny. He is not only a talented actor and a happy guy; he also seems to have a bit of musical talent. I also loved his grad students on Spring Break sketch and many other bits that they do, even though I detest the Lick it for Ten and Moustaches Wrestling type stuff. And of course, the Roots are a very cool and creative band even if this is mentioned every five minutes on the show. Their Friday night improvising thing really impresses me and they often have guests play with them.Also, Jimmy has rapport with most of his guests because he is a nice guy. He might be nervous and diffident but that can be charming. He seems to be buddies with everyone including the Roots and Higgins, etc., which gives the show a friendly feeling and seems to help everyone collaborate. Shows where clever people get along with each other seem to produce good stuff and I expect this show will improve even more. People should give him a break! He is not Conan but he is nice, straightforward, and yes, I will say it, funny.
roy-wilson-1
There must be a reason Fallon's monologues seem to be cut short; that being that he does not yet know how to deliver them. Given time, he might learn, but for now, this is no replacement for Conan! If Fallon does not want to become a late night footnote referred to as "Jimmy Failin'," he will spend some time watching old clips of Carson, Leno, Letterman and Conan, and put some serious effort into learning how to deliver a joke; blurting it out and laughing at yourself may have worked for small pieces on SNL, but doesn't cut it when hosting a show like Late Night. He can still succeed, but not unless he starts paying attention, and begins to realize that the show is about his guests, not about HIM. And please, Jimmy, stop SHOUTING the names of your guests when you introduce them! So far, it's little more than a "Wayne's World" imitation (apologies to Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, who actually did a better job). Hopefully, he will mature; the current insincere sucking up and giddiness is hard to watch.
