3. Comedy Anthologies
Comedy anthologies were apparently funny in the '70s, when people like John Landis were the ones making them, and the chances that filmmakers could make something you might actually laugh at were much, much higher. But even back then they decided that this genre wasn't going to last forever. So welcome to 2013, a year in which the comedy anthology tried to make its comeback. I'm putting my foot down, Hollywood: no thanks. Not that Hollywood probably needs telling, given the critical disaster that was
Movie 43. I mean, here's a comedy anthology movie that genuinely tricked, manipulated and bribed its stars into appearing in it, because God forbid that they might have involved themselves otherwise. I won't say anything about
InAPPropriate Comedy (pun title!), because I like you, and you don't deserve to be in the same conversation as that pile of . It's just important that we mention now that nobody cares about watching these things. Write that down, Hollywood. Write it down in capital letters and underline it.