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Remember 'Bheja Fry'? If you do, then 'Dinner for Schmucks' is going to feel like one long d'j' vu, and an annoying one at that. But in all fairness, 'Bheja Fry' too was entirely lifted from the 1998 French film 'The Dinner Game' ('Le d'ner de cons '). This time Paul Rudd reprises the role, previously played by Rajat Kapoor, of the corporate guy who needs to bring a dolt to a dinner organised by his boss. Steve Carrell is the schmuck who makes mice dioramas and carries their photographs with him. The difference in this film is that Tim (Paul Rudd) is not a lying, cheating guy but a nice guy going for the dinner just for the promotion. So when Barry (Steve) enters his life and begins to wreck it, you actually feel sorry for the poor chap and the moral in the story takes a back seat this time around. The script is much sillier and the jokes make you cringe more often than guffaw. 'Dinner for Schmucks' is guaranteed to deep-fry your brains.
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TSI Five-O: A DVD of 'Bheja Fry' would be far more entertaining
Remember 'Bheja Fry'? If you do, then 'Dinner for Schmucks' is going to feel like one long d'j' vu, and an annoying one at that. But in all fairness, 'Bheja Fry' too was entirely lifted from the 1998 French film 'The Dinner Game' ('Le d'ner de cons '). This time Paul Rudd reprises the role, previously played by Rajat Kapoor, of the corporate guy who needs to bring a dolt to a dinner organised by his boss. Steve Carrell is the schmuck who makes mice dioramas and carries their photographs with him. The difference in this film is that Tim (Paul Rudd) is not a lying, cheating guy but a nice guy going for the dinner just for the promotion. So when Barry (Steve) enters his life and begins to wreck it, you actually feel sorry for the poor chap and the moral in the story takes a back seat this time around. The script is much sillier and the jokes make you cringe more often than guffaw. 'Dinner for Schmucks' is guaranteed to deep-fry your brains.
For More IIPM Info, Visit below mentioned IIPM articles.
INDIA'S BEST COLLEGES, INSTITUTES and UNIVERSITIES
IIPM Prof Rajita Chaudhuri's Snaps
Arindam Chaudhuri: Movie time for Kapil Sibal
Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU): Students' Unions can not be banned
The hunt for hostel and paying guest (PG) accommodation for students
Role of Media in the moulding of youth
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