- February 1, 2021
- Geoff Alday
The Interview
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About
"The Interview" is a single-player Horror Adventure game that combines chilling atmosphere with hilarious mockumentary-style humor. Players attend a job interview in a strange and unsettling office environment, using keyboard and mouse controls to interact with their surroundings. Created by independent developer Geoff Keene, "The Interview" offers a unique blend of corporate satire and jump scares, with the developer actively seeking player feedback to inform future projects.





- The film is hilarious and delivers consistent laughs throughout, showcasing the comedic chemistry between James Franco and Seth Rogen.
- It effectively satirizes both the North Korean regime and the American entertainment industry, providing a mix of absurdity and social commentary.
- The portrayal of Kim Jong-un by Randall Park is particularly praised, adding depth and humor to the character.
- The film's humor can be crude and juvenile, which may not appeal to all audiences and can detract from the overall experience.
- Some viewers found the plot to be weak and overly reliant on shock value rather than a coherent storyline.
- The movie's violent climax and portrayal of real-life figures raised ethical concerns for some, leading to mixed feelings about its appropriateness.
humor
130 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the film is a mix of audacious, raunchy, and satirical elements that resonate well with fans of Seth Rogen and James Franco's comedic style. While some viewers appreciate the over-the-top and juvenile humor, others find it less appealing, noting that it may not hit all comedic targets. Overall, the film is described as consistently funny, with many laugh-out-loud moments, though it may not suit everyone's taste due to its crude and shock-value humor.
“It might not hit all of its satirical targets dead-on, but for what it's worth, it did what a comedy is supposed to do and made me laugh.”
“This was funny on two levels: first, for the sheer audacity and shock value, and second, because it's frighteningly close to real life.”
“In fact it was laugh out loud funny, I laughed so hard a few times I had to back it up to see what they were saying that I'd missed while laughing.”
“Some of the dialogue is cringey and the humor falls flat at times.”
“People who call this movie crude and unfunny simply don't enjoy Rogen/Franco films, so I'm not even sure why they bothered to watch it.”
“I don't understand how people can say this was not funny.”