I laughed more at the chestnut scene in Tristam Shandy than I did at the entirety of Hamlet 2.
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A shorter review of Tristram Shandy.
There was a chestnut scene?
Posted by: Troubador | August 29, 2008 at 09:52 PM
Yeah, it's a real bummer. I think they actually had something, but instead of tightening up the script, and pulling back, they just added lots of corny slapstick. I, did, however dig Catherine Keener in the scene with the margarita.
Posted by: Sasha | August 31, 2008 at 04:02 PM