…[Death at a Funeral] has little bits of all kinds of humor, including slapstick and physical humor, as well as conventional and dialogue. I kept laughing nearly every minute without a single dry moment, only a feat few other comedies have matched, including Borat, Shaun of the Dead, and Office Space. In addition, this is Alan Tudyk’s true mainstream calling - if everyone doesn’t recognize his incredible talent after seeing this, then they must’ve seen the wrong film. I couldn’t wait to see his character again on screen when he wasn’t in a scene, and even though the comedy kept up at the same level throughout, Tudyk just made the film that much better. Without spoiling the surprises too much, Tudyk delivers the best drugged-up comedic character I’ve ever seen…
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