For those of you that think YEAR ONE isn’t going to be very funny, these seven new clips from the film aren’t going to do much to persuade you. Some of them are particularly bad. Some are at least mildly amusing. I don’t think it’s going to be an awful film, I just think it’s a sense of humor that won’t click with the HANGOVER crowd (or those who tire of Michael Cera’s schtick).
I realize I’m doing a terrible job convincing you to watch these clips but I’d be lying if I came in singing and dancing about it. I generally like everyone involved with this production and I wish, for their sake, it would do well. But I’m just not feeling it. You?
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