Pass: An American Carol is a satire on left-wing filmmaker Michael Malone from Airplane! writer/director David Zucker, who is planning to abolish the 4th of July when he is visited by the spirits of George Washington, John F. Kennedy, General George Patton and the Spirit of Christmas Future, who urge him to repent. I enjoyed a few laughs, but An American Carol contains crude humor, raunchy language, and lots of slapping/hitting, which seemed overdone, and did not impress me. The Michael Malone and Rosie O'Connell characters were surprisingly similar to their real-life characters. If you enjoyed Airplane!, and Police Academy, you will probably enjoy this; however, it didn't do much for me. (Rated PG 13) Read a full review here.
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I saw Fireproof on its opening night with the Extraordinary Wife; I found it badly acted, and poorly written, with two-dimensional characters and a predictable plot.
And yet I still liked it.
I saw An American Carol last night; I like David Zucker's work, but this was not up to what I expect from him. Still, it was fun, and I'm glad I saw it.
Fireproof was one of the best movies I have ever watched. I laughed, cried, it was just great...
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