We all take stock options of our lives, propose wildly unrealistic things we’ll never do, and perform the autopsy on what we made of ourselves in the last year.
Anderson loves each of his characters for all their flaws and failings, letting them put themselves through the wringer but always welcoming them home.
This should have been just a madcap, goofy, directed-by-Carl-Reiner sort of comedy. They threw in gratuitous violence, bad hair, bad skin, and bad singing.
I’m torn between getting this hatred and disgust that lies within me in steaming clots out once and for all and maneuvering my mouse to “no” when asked to save.