Politics is corrupt but the movie hits and misses
Steve Carell and Rose Byrne play political consultants. They start the movie talking to the press after a Clinton-Trump debate. They both say they lie to the press and yet the media is surrounding them looking for a quote or soundbite. If you can’t tell the theme of the film is American government and was written and directed by Jon Stewart. It argues that politics is being corrupted by big money, pollsters, etc.<br /><br />The story is about Carell going to a small town to convince Chris Cooper to run for mayor of his town in Wisconsin. Cooper is fantastic as the quiet, down to Earth guy who just wants to do good by his town. Carell plays the fish out of water being from the big city Washington D.C. and being completely unprepared for a small rural town. He’s dealing with novices to politics. Those two provide most of the laughs such as when they find out the only Wi-Fi in town is at the high school and they get brought in by the principal. Going along with the plot Carell brings in all his friends from D.C. and takes over.<br /><br />Overall the film hits sometimes and misses others.
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