hysteriical laughter management! (Anger Management (DVD))

Member Name: oliviamccann

Product:	Anger Management (DVD)
Date:	24/08/03 (37 review reads)
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Advantages: funny, actor ability excellent , good looking people

Disadvantages: bad soundtrack , lenghty, boring at points

Advantages: actor ability excellent
Disadvantages: soundtrack woeful

this is such a sophistaced film and i love it to pieces.
ADAM SANDLER NEEDS TO LEARN THAT LOSING YOUR TEMPER DOESN'T ACTUALLY GET RID OF IT.

Buddy Rydell (JackNicholson) Manhattan's anger-management guru, has been sent out on a mission of sooth and urgently calm dowm the bizzarly angry Dave Buznik (Adam Sandler).

Not really; Dave Buznik is not out of control and probably never will be if his docile character has anything to do with it. he is incredibly lazy and wouldnt scratch himself.
Dave is extremley shy and needs to be encouraged to release his anger in healthy doses as he has absolutely NIL confidence. (quite a contradictory story line eh?)
this film is extremley funny and would have anyone in fits of laughter.

Dave works on a daily basis as an executive assistant and his shyness doesnt help him when his hormones are starting to work and gets the hots for the gorgeous Marisa Tomei but is sooo afraid to kiss her in public. other men have their eyes on her any dave better watch out.

strangely enough he is in someway connected to an aeroplane incident in which he is arrested afterwards!if youre wondering how exactly he is seen as an angry dude it is because the judge of the high court ordered hime to take angry management sessions which frustrated him. wouldnt you be annoyed if you had to take classes that were totally irrelavent to your personnality! i would.

the doctor sent to monitor his every move causes some serious annoyance in his everday life with his girlfriend , work and even has to move in with dave.

the film overall is a good funny comedy but i think drags out towards the end ,it lasts a hefty 100 minutes. see it if you desire a good laugh the conclusion is exremley witty and slightly unrealistic.

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