DISQUS

Robert Fure · 1 year ago

I bet you $50 the poster for this movie belongs in my boiling point article and will look exactly like the last 10 Will Ferrell posters and the "Dewey Cox" poster as well. DAMN IT.
josh · 1 year ago

just wanted to let you know that it is reeks not wreaks
Cheryl · 1 year ago

Just wanted to let you know...
It actually should be wreaks, not reek. Reek means to smell, while wreak means to inflict. If the author meant it stinks of hilarity, he would have said reeks of. By using wreak, he is making a play on words. Think of the saying that something "wreaks havoc".
sizzle · 1 year ago

Am I wrong, but one cannot "wreak" hilarity upon someone...it is an internalized experience based on the perception of the recipient. I believe that poster reeks of hilarity, like it seeps from its pores.