What are critics saying about the movie The Worst Best Man Ever?”
Yes, I’m that guy. You the know the saying about the guy who doesn’t know art but who knows what he likes. Yes, that’s me with movies. I’m the guy who won’t stop babbling about why “Sweet Land,” “Michael Clayton” and “Whale Rider” were such awesome movies and you should go rent them right now. Then I slide into a snobbish rant about how “Doubt,” “Benjamin Button” and “The Reader” were good, not great. I will enter – and lose – the office pool on the Oscars every year and try to see all the contenders in all the major categories. And yet, well, confession is good for the soul, so here goes. I’ve never seen “Pulp Ficton,” “Reservoir Dogs” or “Kill Bill.” I had never seen “The Godfather” or “The Godfather, Part II” – the only movie and sequel ever to both win Best Picture – until one of the area’s art houses showed them last fall. Yes, the gaps in my movie experiences are stunning. Friends cannot understand that I’ve never sat down and spent two hours to watch all of “Stripes,” “Caddyshac
