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Interview, a film about a talk show host
and show producer going on a journey to North Korea to kill Kim Jong-Un, was
just what I expected from Seth Rogen and James Franco. There is nothing
particularly interesting about the film other than the racist and homophobic
undertones throughout. It seemed as though this movie had been written by a sex
depraved, ignorant, teenage American boy. In all honesty, it wasn’t bad and it
was, in fact, the epitome of Seth Rogen and James Franco’s work. If you are
usually entertained by Rogen’s crude humor and lack of political correctness,
this movie will be the best comedy of the year.
When the film began with a young North Korean girl singing a
violent song about America’s downfall, I just knew this would be the most
ridiculous film I’ve seen to date. James Franco’s “Asian” accent and Eminem’s
big confession began long-running gay and Asian jokes. The whole movie was just
that, a long running gay and race joke. It is definitely a must-see, because of
how taboo it was with the whole “Sony Pictures and North Korea scandal” (which
was, in my opinion, a farce). This film is definitely not for the serious or
the easily offended.
Rating: 2/5
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