4
Anticipation.
It seems that Adam McKay is Oscar’s new bessie mate.
3
Enjoyment.
Lots of pleasant bluster, but spreads itself a little too thin.
3
In Retrospect.
<p class="p1">Though it is nice to see a mainstream drama that’s at least ambitious and (mildly) ambiguous in its right-on aims.</p>
The director of Anchorman 2 dials back the screwball in this frisky tale of the sub-prime mortgage meltdown of 2007.
