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Bad Words

The end justifies the mean.
The end justifies the mean.
Comedy - 2013
Bad Words
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6.7
66%
57
Forty-year-old misanthrope, Guy Trilby, enters the National Golden Quill Spelling Bee through a loophole in the rules.
Director:
,
Jason Bateman
Cast:
,
Allison Janney
,
Philip Baker Hall
,
Beth Grant
,
Kathryn Hahn
,
Jason Bateman
,
Steve Witting
,
Ben Falcone
,
Rohan Chand

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Details

Rated:
R
Runtime:
89 min
Release date:
6 Sep 2013
Country:
US
Languages:
English
Budget:
$9,500,000
Revenue:
$7,800,000
Awards:
2 wins & 4 nominations total

Top Critics Reviews

rotten:
I didn't like anything about the movie before discovering what Guy is up to. I actively hated it after I figured out what was actually going on.
– Wesley Morris,
Grantland,
3 Apr 2014
rotten:
The laughs in this film are all mean-spirited or just frat-boy gross.
– Robert Everett-Green,
Globe and Mail,
28 Mar 2014
fresh:
Almost unrelenting in its takedown both of an American institution and the country's obsession with victories big and small, Bad Words is more misanthropic fantasy than satiric fiction.
– Peter Howell,
Toronto Star,
27 Mar 2014
fresh:
Trashy, ribald laughs in the Bad Santa vein, this marks Bateman's directorial debut; it's not much to look at, but at least he has the nerve to push the insolence, profanity, and brutal insult humor to its absolute limits.
– J. R. Jones,
Chicago Reader,
27 Mar 2014
rotten:
In his directorial debut, Bateman casts himself as a foul-mouthed, racist jerk. It's a stretch for the nice-guy actor, but the role doesn't suit him.
– Rafer Guzman,
Newsday,
23 Mar 2014
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