Sordid Lives was nothing less than a masterpiece considering the length of the shoestring budget in which it was made. I remember renting the DVD only to find myself of the floor, holding my stomach to prevent my laughter from causing internal damage.
This installment, in turn, generated a complete total of one laugh.
Like the original, the film calls on the forces of white thrash good and evil, but instead of the side splitting laughter and honestly played scene, the film attempts to wrap everything in a pink bow, cheaply stealing lines from the original.
There's even five minutes of Whoopi Goldberg that's basically the identical cameo she played in Absolutely Fabulous, but good luck getting that far into the film.
Seventeen years for this? I want my money back.
This installment, in turn, generated a complete total of one laugh.
Like the original, the film calls on the forces of white thrash good and evil, but instead of the side splitting laughter and honestly played scene, the film attempts to wrap everything in a pink bow, cheaply stealing lines from the original.
There's even five minutes of Whoopi Goldberg that's basically the identical cameo she played in Absolutely Fabulous, but good luck getting that far into the film.
Seventeen years for this? I want my money back.