The Man Who Knew Too Little

A movie rental employee accidentally becomes a elite spy simply because he's under the assumption everything is part a live theater experience. Around halfway through the premise starts to wear a little thin. It's not that it's not believable, but rather it becomes stale. Bill Murray is not overly goofy or aloof as he has the tendency to be. Instead he makes the movie, and it wouldn't work without him.

I put this movie on basically to put it on as background noise while my family and I had dinner. Needless to say, despite putting it on for that reason, it captivated us. Overall this is a fun movie to watch in your pastime, filled with laughs here and there. Pros... - The cast was never too dramatic or unenthusiastic. They played their characters perfectly, making the movie more enjoyable. - None of the funny parts of the movie felt forced, stiff, or whatnot. It was the good amount of theatrics and received more chuckles from my family and I. Cons... - I got confused with who was who when they started to call each other by name. - There was no point in giving the brother an epiphany since he just said ‘I cared about money but that’s not what’s important.’ After that, he doesn’t appear again xD.