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: Some call it a "zenith of eye-wateringly embarrassing comedy" and a "screamer" that justifies the entire 80-minute runtime.

You cannot discuss this movie without mentioning the . Critics and audiences alike are deeply divided on it: Agente Contrainteligente

: Gave it a B+ , suggesting that while critics were "chin-scratching," the average viewer was busy "rolling on the floor laughing". Summary Table: Love it or Hate it? Perspective A: "It's a Masterpiece of Filth" Perspective B: "It's a Career Low" Humor Fearless, "no holds barred" comedy gold. Lazy, predictable, and "trying too hard". Action : Some call it a "zenith of eye-wateringly

Check out this breakdown for a more in-depth look at why this film remains one of the most polarizing comedies in recent memory: Summary Table: Love it or Hate it

Filmed poorly and feels like a waste of Mark Strong's talent. Strong and Cohen are a perfect "straight man/buffoon" duo. Characters are unlikable and a "chore to watch".

: Generally panned it (38%), calling it "desperate" and "irritating".

The critical reception is a fascinating case of "intellectuals vs. the masses":

: Some call it a "zenith of eye-wateringly embarrassing comedy" and a "screamer" that justifies the entire 80-minute runtime.

You cannot discuss this movie without mentioning the . Critics and audiences alike are deeply divided on it:

: Gave it a B+ , suggesting that while critics were "chin-scratching," the average viewer was busy "rolling on the floor laughing". Summary Table: Love it or Hate it? Perspective A: "It's a Masterpiece of Filth" Perspective B: "It's a Career Low" Humor Fearless, "no holds barred" comedy gold. Lazy, predictable, and "trying too hard". Action

Check out this breakdown for a more in-depth look at why this film remains one of the most polarizing comedies in recent memory:

Filmed poorly and feels like a waste of Mark Strong's talent. Strong and Cohen are a perfect "straight man/buffoon" duo. Characters are unlikable and a "chore to watch".

: Generally panned it (38%), calling it "desperate" and "irritating".

The critical reception is a fascinating case of "intellectuals vs. the masses":