Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

Hilariously fake and rude. And thus true and tonic, if you know what I mean.Read Full Review »

Dodgeball is the most satisfying comedy of the past year--at least among the ones starring Stiller.Read Full Review »

The movie's a treasure of small gems.Read Full Review »

A blistering satire of feel-good sports movies, this film makes its mark via the most direct route: it lampoons by adopting the tried-and-true "straight" formula and tweaking it a little.Read Full Review »

Ben Stiller is like a guy on the 1919 White Sox. He's rigged to lose. His comedy is the stuff of failure, and sometimes it's pleasurable watching him flit around in funny get-ups, only to have a pretty costar put him down.Read Full Review »

In a miraculous gift to the audience, 20th Century-Fox does not reveal all of the best gags in its trailer.Read Full Review »

Strangely exhilarating.Read Full Review »

Coach Torn adds to a palpably violent undertone by heaving wrenches at their heads and crotches, making The Three Stooges' poking and slapping look downright tame.Read Full Review »

Nobody eviscerates the scary depths of male narcissism with such ferocity, and it is a huge relief to find Mr. Stiller flexing his oiled, low-comedy triceps with such vengeful glee.Read Full Review »

It's coarse, primitive, regressive, often very stupid, and sometimes, against all odds, really a hoot.Read Full Review »