ile characters crack. At one point Clint Eastwood turns to his colleagues and asks, “What are you fellas staring at? I’m not a pole dancer.” It’s a line so bad you expect him to look into the camera and reassure us with dry, Ricky Gervais-like irony that it’s all a joke.
Eastwood makes jokes about the Kardashians and Ice Cube, he says “fang schmei” instead of “feng shui” and he even sings “You Are My Sunshine” to a gravestone. If Eastwood’s necromantic serenade was supposed to evoke some deep pathos, it fell desperately short of the mark, especially for an audience that remembers a time when Clint Eastwood directed his dialogue to sentient beings, and not gravestones (or empty chairs).
Did Lorenz not think to alter lines on set? Did the actors not think to improvise something better? At all of these stages — writing, directing and acting — the film’s creative personnel somehow turned a blind eye to this most glaring of the film’s many sins. If Eastwood, the eternal libertarian, is such an ardent believer in “trickle-down,” it can only be because the god-awful toxic stream of dialogue in this film trickled down entirely unabated from the screenwriter, through the director and finally to the actor to resemble a pure torrent of nonsensical gibberish by the time it reached the screen.
Some truly poor performances on the part of the principal cast do nothing to ease the film’s problems. Amy Adams, who plays Eastwood’s estranged daughter and Justin Timberlake, who plays a baseballer cum scout should have some kind of charisma that attracts them to each other — we know from “The Muppets Movie” and “The Social Network” that both are capable of such. Yet Amy Adams imbues her jejune jaunt around the baseball diamond with all the charisma of a tepid jellyfish and Justin Timberlake’s endless wisecracks come at such relentless frequency that I’d sooner drag an orchestra of cheesegraters across a wet blackboard than spend another second with his tiresome stock character.
You’d think that examining his raw footage, Lorenz might have thought to ameliorate the film’s greater sins in the editing room. Of course, to do so would imply that Lorenz is capable of a making a single directorial decision — a faculty that “Trouble with the Curve” proves is clearly not in his possession.
“Trouble with the Curve” is one of those movies you hope never to see again. Like a sad, unwanted child, this film has no redeeming features. One only hopes the enduring legacy of this film’s inevitably poor box office and critical reception is a cinematic Darwin Award for its producers, removing them from the filmic gene pool, so that we never have to endure cinema like this again.
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Well, there you go. For all the ridicule and second-guessing Jones endured as the sixth pick overall, he answered his critics in the best way possible on Sunday, putting a blowtorch to the Buccaneers (and Twitter) with four total touchdowns and 336 yards passing. Is he the real deal? That remains to be seen. But he’s really going to shoulder the load now that Saquon Barkley is out, so the stats are going to be there.
Remember that NFL Play 60 ad with Cam Newton and the kid who predicted he’d take Newton’s place, make Panthers fans forget Cam, become Newton’s mom’s favorite player? That kid was named Kyle Allen. The story continues on Sunday, as Newton has already been ruled out for Week 4.
Minshew is not catching on with fantasy owners, so he’s very likely still available in your league. Not sure what the hesitancy is about. The guy is getting it done. He has a 5-to-1 TD/INT ratio and hasn’t been below 17 fantasy points in three games. With all the injured QBs out there, he’s getting it done.
Remember when everyone freaked out because Andrew Luck retired and obits for the Colts were being written from coast-to-coast? Not so fast, friends. Brissett is getting better each week and threw the ball 37 times on Sunday, so there not trying to hide him anymore.
If you have Barkley and you didn’t handcuff him with Gallman, my condolences. Gallman is expected to carry much of the load over the next 6-7 weeks, and with Jones now running an offense that looks pretty spry, Gallman should be able to benefit from his expected volume. He’s the pickup of the week.
Burkhead keeps producing in a reserve role in the Patriots’ multi-faceted offense. With James White on baby duty Sunday, Burkhead had 11 carries and seven targets against the Jets, which was probably his ceiling. But his floor is very stable and with James Develin out, Burkhead should pick up goal line duties.
Wilson appears to be very touchdown dependent, but when you score four touchdowns in two games, you take notice. As long as Tevin Coleman is out, Wilson has value here. Just not this week: The 49ers are on a bye.
Jones and Peyton Barber are essentially splitting carries 50-50, but Jones is outproducing Barber, and if he