Now, focusing on Josh Gad, and also the character Ed Palmer (Ken Howard), I have to admit they both surprised me, if only because I had no idea who they were. Especially as he listens and gets close to Doug for he too would like this lie to be the truth since, like Doug, it doesn’t seem Jimmy has much in the way of friends. For while there was a time he loved playing best man and making up these interesting lives, you can see it is taking its toll. Take, for example, you can see that between Jimmy’s conversations with Doug and Doris, that he too lacks the ability to have a best man, and also that he does desire more in his life. In the sense that while Jimmy cracks jokes, and Hart shows why he had so many films in 2014, at the same time there is more depth to this character. Which I want to say is in a Seth Rogen film sort of way, but perhaps the best way to explain it is that Jimmy fits all the madness of most of Hart’s characters, but is a bit more reflective. For with Josh Gad as the person he plays off of, there is a bit more maturity. Though perhaps the main reason I enjoyed the film is his shtick of being the Big Little Man wasn’t on display. But with it being 6 months since he was the star of a film, and not just in it, I must admit I felt reminded of why I enjoy his comedy. If only because in 2014 I got a case of Kevin Hart overload.
THE WEDDING RINGER CAST MOVIE
First let me say, I walked into the movie not expecting much.
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