seems is going to criticise things before ending the review saying everything was, in fact, utterly fantastic - check

Now I'm a big Gervais fan and will happily defend his work against the haters - but this one was not written by him, and generally that means the work will be less than exemplary. The trailer made the film look like shit - I genuinely hope it isn't, but this plant does nothing to stop me fearing the worst. PLANT.

How are things inside your little box? Just wanted to send you a quick letter from the real world. Apparently you believe "The Office" to unfunny and/or "one-note?"

I hate to be the one to tell you, friend, but it might be time to come on out of that little box and meet some people out here. I won't argue that "The Office" is funny, as such things are relative (though you are clearly in the minority with that opinion).

"One-note," however, is not a subjective description, and evidently you've never actually watched the series, or you're simply trying to rise out of anyone who has.

Wait, you know what? I think I've changed my mind. Go back into your little box.

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"Gervais has a LOT of room to stretch out in this spiky-yet-occasionally-vulnera ble character"

"Co-written by David Koepp with John Kamps and directed by Koepp, this was a surprising little romantic comedy."

Ricky Gervais plays a bitterly acerbic English-born dentist who suddenly develops a "Sixth Sense".

unless a creative writing major that stumbled upon marketing as a career is the source of this "review", it's as clear a plant as we've ever seen.

if they have faith in this one (which it seems like they do), they're gonna pre-screen the hell out of it in a couple weeks. I think we can wait til then, yeah?

I have no idea how Gervais truly rates the American Office, but common sense tells you he will prise it no matter what...

as for him going back to The Soup, NO! then we would lose the brillance that is Joel McHale, who like Jon Stewart on the Daily Show, is way better then his predecassor

Oh yes, and add my incredulous post to all the others wondering how you got fooled by such a shameless and obvious plant. I like you Beaks, but step it up man!

Oh and I think this sounds an awful lot more like the Shelley Long type of Ghosty movie than the Swayze type.