Tagged: Ed Helms

A very funny and entertainingly unpredictable buddy-cop farce, utilizing an old formula for the sake of changing it.

A surprisingly apolitical examination of what men of power will do in service to country, family, and themselves.

An amusing story with hilarious slapstick stitched together with sub-par writing and uneven acting.

Though not edifying, this 3D animated comedy is wonderful silly entertainment for both kids and adults.

The infamous show returns in one of its best and funniest seasons yet.

An unfunny and mean-spirited debacle of a summer movie that manages to insult both the memory of the original movie and modern audiences.

Not entirely successful and its sense of humor leaves a lot to be desired; nevertheless, a great improvement over its horrendous 2011 predecessor.

A visually spectacular work of animation with vivid and bold colors remarkably faithful to Seuss’ distinctly quirky visual style.

A tepid comedy that suffers from a serious lack of imagination, recycling every major plot point from the superior smash-hit original.

The rare film that’s both hilarious and thought-provoking, and one that helps restores faith in the American Comedy.