Dopey concept with forced, unfunny, off-color jokes. A bomb.
“Fist Fight” takes place during the last day of classes for the school year at suburban Roosevelt High School. The school and its student body are the kind of cliches only bad movies can conjure. In the midst of this this anarchic environment is mild-mannered English teacher Andy Campbell (Charlie Day), who goes along with the insulting behavior of his students because he knows there are layoffs coming. With his wife pregnant with their second child, he doesn’t want to endanger his position by making waves and upsetting the administration.<br /><br />Another teacher, Ron Strickland (Ice Cube), teaches history and relies on intimidation and abuse to survive. When Andy reports Ron to the principal when he witnesses him destroy a student’s desk with an axe, The scowling Strickland challenges Andy to a fight in the parking lot. Terrified, and concerned about attending his daughter’s performance in a talent show that afternoon, Andy tries to extricate himself from a fight he wants to avoid.<br /><br />For a comedy, “Fist Fight” is pretty lame. The concept itself is inane, the Strickland character an over-the-top cliche, and the so-called jokes laced with excessive profanity. The screenplay is lazy, with little attempt to craft really funny lines or even physical comedy gags. The whole affair has the look and sound of a hastily patched together movie. The supporting cast consists of one-joke characters: Tracy Morgan is a coach with an unmatched record for losing; Jillian Bell is a guidance counselor with eyes for cute teen boys; and Christina Hendricks is a well-endowed French teacher.<br /><br />Since the movie is predicated on bullying, its theme is relevant. But the movie lacks restraint, seeming to deliberately go for the most offensive language, the most heinous comments, and a collection of deeply flawed educators. This is yet another feature from Hollywood that goes for easy laughs at public education. It’s a 91-minute waste of time.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-dic Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include a featurette about the Georgia Film Commission, and deleted scenes. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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