Tennis Anyone

A comedy so unfunny that its biggest laugh comes when an actor (for the second time) takes a tennis ball to the groin.

The question the filmmaker is asking, perhaps of himself, is a legitimate one: How worthy is a life that consists of nondescript supporting film roles, a lousy TV show and a string of failed relationships?

The movie isn't deeply about anything, even including tennis, though it has a smartly rancid skill in spearing phonies.

If you're a fan of the actors, it's worthwhile, but there's nothing much else to it.